Santa Claus Quotes From Arthur Christmas (2011)

This Santa Claus Quotes offer glimpses into his thoughts on life, mission, and the spirit of Christmas, all while maintaining his iconic charm.

Santa Claus Quotes on Mission & Dedication

“Tonight we delivered 2 billion presents. On this… my 70th mission!”
“My 70th mission. Yes.”
“Maintain current…. Carry on.”
“Mission accomplished!”
“Yes. Now, many years ago, my father told me that being Santa is the best job in the world.”
“He was right. I’ve loved it. l can’t wait for year 71!”
“Well, here’s to me doing an even better job next year.”
“Children… rely on me.”
“I’m still very much up to the job, you know.”

“Well, l am actually Santa, so I think I should have it.”
“This figurehead thingy: I’m not just a fatty with a suit, am l? No. I’m Santa.”
“Of course. I’m Santa.”
“(stunned) Am I?”
“(whispers) l am actually Santa, and I think it would be best–“
“See? Who’s Santa now? Ho ho ho!”
“In my day, a pat on the back and a walnut went a long way.”
“Ho, ho, ho.”
“I’m 136. l can’t do it on me own, l need an elf.”

“Christmas has become such a mad rush.”
“Really? Dear, oh, dear. That’s awful. How did you let it happen, Steven?”
“What’ll we do?”
“We must– We must– What must we do, Steven?”
“Oh, dear.”
“And risk the lives of the elves.”
“Oh, my. No.”
“But this child–“
“Your brother knows about these things. l won’t sleep easy after this, Arthur, but there it is. Can’t be done.”
“No. He’s a worrier, Arthur. What if he stops us? Gwen’s forgotten.”

“Oh, thank you. You know, l sometimes think I couldn’t do it without you. And my splendid Margaret, who’s stood by me all these years very ably doing all that… stuff that women do when their husbands work. Marvelous. And Arthur, yes, doing vital work in Maintenance, really vital.”
“My Margaret.”
“Happy Christmas, Margaret.”
“Margaret. Hand me my Me suit. All sorted.”
“Margaret, l order you to disembark. It’s not safe.”
“Not just a hobby, Arthur. Great-great-grandchildren of the original eight.”
“You’re better men than… (sniffles) Both of you.”
“Dear Arthur. What a puzzle.”
“Poor Arthur. He tried so hard. He’s flunked again.”
“Of course… he hasn’t, dear. We’re here. The little girl will get her present. l think he’s done rather splendidly.”
“Steve, you deserve to be Santa.”
“Steve, I wonder…if Gwen is right.”