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After she finally gets the chance to pen her very first article, an aspiring newspaper writer digs into her family history to find the perfect Christmas story.After she finally gets the chance to pen her very first article, an aspiring newspaper writer digs into her family history to find the perfect Christmas story.After she finally gets the chance to pen her very first article, an aspiring newspaper writer digs into her family history to find the perfect Christmas story.
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Francis X. McCarthy
- Grandpa James
- (as Francis Xavier McCarthy)
Candice-May Davies
- Maggie
- (as Candice-May Langlois)
Mackenzie Gray
- Franklin
- (as MacKenzie Gray)
Jeffrey C.R. Wallace
- Candle Sniffer
- (as Jeffrey Wallace)
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My main gripe is, if you're gonna make a movie based around an angel one of the characters has made, cant you at least make a pretty angel? She was probably the ugliest angel I've ever seen.
Also, the female lead made so many annoying faces, and the plot was fairly predictable.
But it wasn't all bad; a watchable TV movie.
Also, the female lead made so many annoying faces, and the plot was fairly predictable.
But it wasn't all bad; a watchable TV movie.
A woman is gifted a wooden Christmas Angel that has been passed from generations and sets to write a newspaper article about the history of it. The angel was originally made by her Great Grandfather for an actress that he loved, but their love never worked out.
The angel has had a hand in her grandparents meeting and also in her parents meeting. So her mother is hoping the same ending for her.
The potential love interests include an artist with a love of Christmas and a coworker who eschews Christmas and all it entails.
Cute concept and movie.
The angel has had a hand in her grandparents meeting and also in her parents meeting. So her mother is hoping the same ending for her.
The potential love interests include an artist with a love of Christmas and a coworker who eschews Christmas and all it entails.
Cute concept and movie.
During the holiday season tons of Christmas movies come out. They are purposely made to be feel good movies They are great to have on while you are putting decorations up - making cookies or anything to assist with that magical time of year. Which is a great thing especially that time of year. However you can only watch X amount of very expected guidelines with predictable repetitive story endings. Sometimes regardless of it being the holidays you want some substance. This offers just that. It is a great storyline that you really have to follow. Don't get me wrong it is still a feel good movie but part of that feel good you get is from when you walk away thinking wow!!! - That really was a great well thought nurtured storyline with an interesting story told!!! That is just my opinion - I say well worth watching & deciding yourself!!!
Thank goodness there is no business to save in this Hallmark Christmas movie. An aspiring writer researches a story about her Great Grandfather and an actress. The historical element is quite interesting. In present day she has an artist chasing her. He wants to give up a huge career opportunity for her. But she has to make a choice. Things link up nicely.
Jennifer Finnigan is pretty and a good star for this kind of movie.
Jennifer Finnigan is pretty and a good star for this kind of movie.
I'm not a big fan of Hallmark pseudo-Christmas movies as they tend to be little more than sophomoric romances that just happen to be around Christmas time. This one is different. It is more adult in it's treatment of relationships, well acted for the most part and there is both mystery and Christmas magic in this film. The him turning the lead around. Character of the artist is well played and you really do root for.
Did you know
- TriviaIn the coffee shop scene where Susan and Brady first meet, Susan is reading British broadsheet newspaper The Times as seen from the headlines "BBC ignore Osborne's warnings to launch 'Medis Service'" and."Battle for control of gene editor that rewrites species" which appeared on page 20 on 6 Sept 2015.
- Quotes
Grandpa James: If you want to believe you have to take a leap. But look too close and the magic's gone.
- ConnectionsReferences A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
- SoundtracksSwingin' the Jingle
Written by Brad Hatfield (as Bradley P. Hatfield) (BMI)
Performed by Brad Hatfield Quintet (as Brad Hatfield Orchestra)
Published by Mopsy Music - BMI
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- Runtime
- 1h 24m(84 min)
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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