A Holiday to Remember (TV 1995)

Carolyn is leaving the big city with her daughter Jordi for her childhood village, deep in the forest. She meets her former fiancé, who she left at the altar several years ago. She also ... See full summary »

Director:

Jud Taylor

Writers:

Kathleen Creighton (novel), Darrah Cloud (teleplay)

Stars:

Connie Sellecca, Asia Vieira, Brenda Bazinet

Cast

Cast overview:
Connie Sellecca	...	Carolyn Giblin
Asia Vieira	...	Jordy Giblin (Carolyn's Daughter)
Brenda Bazinet	...	Eve Stevens
Kyle Fairlie	...	William
Rue McClanahan	...	Miz Leona (Clay's Aunt)
Randy Travis	...	Clay Traynor
Benedict Campbell	...	Mr. Paul
Elizabeth Lennie	...	Deirdre
Charlotte Moore	...	(as Charlotte M. Moore)
Richard Fitzpatrick	...	Mr. Decker
Lili Francks	...	Social Services Clerk
Don McManus	...	Santa Claus
Joshua Satok	...	King One
Sandy Webster	...	Mr. Dave

Storyline

Carolyn is leaving the big city with her daughter Jordi for her childhood village, deep in the forest. She meets her former fiancé, who she left at the altar several years ago. She also finds a lost boy who she wants to adopt, but Jordi is not too keen on the idea.

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Plot Keywords:

christmas | based on novel

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Genres:

Drama | Romance

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 December 1995 (USA)

Also Known As:

Ao Encontro do Amor

Filming Locations:

British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jaffe/Braunstein Films, Pebblehut Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Clay comes to tell William about the death of his mother he is alone but Ms. Stevens knocks on the door and then they leave in Clays vehicle. Her vehicle is nowhere in sight.

User Reviews

Wat a Season...What a sensitive, fun movie...Where do I get a copy?

I have just read All of the reviews. I am already hooked on seeing this Christmas movie. I have a fair collection of Christmas movies that I just could not live without (or thought I couldn't). Many, (if not most) of my collection are out of print and some are just down right RARE.

Unfortunately, one of the reviewers has stated they are looking forward to its release on DVD. That means that the movie is not available at my local video store or BB's large box electronic store.O.K... so here I go again, hunting for a copy, as waiting for a studio to release it can take decades, maybe forever.Anyone out there that has made a copy off the small screen that they are willing to trade or whatever ?