plow. Hal is impressed with Natalie's accomplishment of her mission and says he wants to spend the soon-to-be second snow day with her. Hal finds Lane at the local skating rink and apologizes to her. He repeats her line about true love being about finding someone you can stand to be around for ten minutes, and then asks her "You got ten minutes?" They kiss. The Brandstons,Lane and Claire have found new paths in their lives. In the final scene, Principal Weaver arrives home only to be greeted by a volley of snowballs from the kids. Cast Zena Grey as Natalie Brandston, a young girl out to preserve the snow day that happens to Syracuse. Mark Webber as Hal Brandston, the older brother of Natalie. He serves as the narrator of the film. Jean Smart as Laura Brandston, the mother of Natalie and Hal. Chevy Chase as Tom Brandston, the father of Natalie and Hal who works as a weather man. Chris Elliott as Roger Stubblefield / Snowplowman, a mean snowplow driver who has a reputation of eliminating snow days. Josh Peck as Wayne Alworth, a friend of Natalie. Jade Yorker as Chet Felker, a friend of Natalie. Schuyler Fisk as Lane Leonard, the best friend of Hal who harbors feelings for him. Emmanuelle Chriqui as Claire Bonner, a popular teenager and expert diver who is Hal's love interest. Iggy Pop as Mr. Zellweger, a boring disc jockey. Pam Grier as Tina John Schneider as Chad Symmonz, a weather man who is Tom's rival. Damian Young as Principal Ken Weaver, the principal of Natalie's school who becomes a target of snowballs on snow days which becomes a running gag throughout the film. Connor Matheus as Randy Brandston, the baby brother of Natalie and Hal. David Paetkau as Chuck Wheeler, Claire's on-off boyfriend. Kea Wong as Paula Carly Pope as Fawn Rozonda Thomas as Mona Katharine Isabelle as Marla Tim Paleniuk as Mailman Production In February 1999, it was announced Nick and Paramount would team on Snow Day. The film was filmed in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, as well as Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta. Much of the outdoor snow scenes were filmed at the Bonnie Doon Park in Edmonton, which had recently had a do-over and offered a natural setting in an urban location. The story was originally set to be based on the television series The Adventures of Pete & Pete, but