Can you name holiday movies from a single screenshot?

In the movie "Elf," Dinklage portrayed best-selling children's book author Miles Finch. In one of the film's more hilarious setups, comic genius Will Ferrell mistakes the future "Game of Thrones" star for an actual elf from Santa's workshop.

This 2006 movie, brought to the big screen by prolific Israeli producer Arnon Milchan, starred Danny DeVito and Matthew Broderick. The film ends when the decorated home is actually visible from space.

Both characters come from families with divorced parents and are forced to squeeze in visits to all four homes for the holiday. A fun factoid: One of the film's producers is Peter Billingsley, perhaps best known for his starring role as Ralphie in the 1983 film "A Christmas Story."

Life imitates art with this film. Starring Taye Diggs, Terrence Howard, Nia Long, and Regina Hall, it's actually a sequel to 1999's "The Best Man."

Alpha the robot was a beloved supporting character in the Power Rangers universe and the film was released at the height of the franchise's popularity in 1994 as a gift to the Power Rangers Fan Club by the show's creator, Israeli-American TV producer Haim Saban.

The popular 2003 film, helmed by British director Richard Curtis, beat out such classics as "Home Alone" and "It's a Wonderful Life" in the new UK poll.

While "Die Hard" is commonly thought of as the epitome of the action genre, many forget that the night's activities take place during an office Christmas party where Willis' character is trying to reconcile with his estranged wife for the holidays.

This 1987 movie, lovingly crafted by American director John Hughes, follows two businessmen who will try almost anything to get from New York City to Chicago in time for Christmas.

The beloved holiday film written by Minnesota-born Charles M. Schulz airs every December on TV. A little known piece of trivia: In 1992, the film was released for a limited time on VHS through Shell Oil for sale at their gas stations.

The film stars Kate Winslet, Jack Black, Jude Law and Cameron Diaz as people who temporarily exchange homes for the holidays. Despite the bland name, the Nancy Meyers directed movie has an 80% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Canadian TV actor Tom Cavanagh, best known for his starring role in "Ed" on NBC, takes on the role of jolly ol' Saint Nick in this ABC Family special that spawned a sequel, "Snow 2," four years later.

The film – whose iconic Thanksgiving Day parade scene was actually filmed during the previous year's Macy's parade – won several Academy Awards and was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant."