In the movie "The Santa Clause" Santa calls himself different names during...

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taylor s

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...interrogation, any ideas? Tim Allen playing as Scott Calven and now as Santa Clause is in questioning and is asked:

"You know you're Scott Calvin. So let's make this simple.
I say, name. You say, Scott Calvin.
Name?
Kriss Kringle.
- Name? - Sinter Klas.
- Name? - Pere Noel.
Buono Natale. Pelz-Nicole.
Topo Gigio.
Okay, Calvin. Maybe a couple of hours in the tank will change your mind"

Kriss Kringle (Santa clause derived from Germany)
Saint Nicholas( Santa Clause in many other countries- Saint Nicholas)
Pere Noel (Santa Clause French)

Last three are a little different...??

Buono Natale (really spelled Buon Natale and means merry Christmas or am i wrong? why is it not a name???)

Pelz-Nicole (Cant find it????)

Topo Gigio (Some little mouse puppet thing and i think he says it mocking Ed Sullivan on his show but why does this fit in this quote? Am i missing something?)

If you want to see the clip yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLOUY7F5_84
OR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wilAVwWgkmY at 8:15

I don't know why I care so much but im interested in knowing now!!
Thank you for your help and Merry Christmas
 
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