A Christmas Proposal (2008)

Director:

Michael Feifer

Writers:

Jeffrey Schenck (story)
Peter Sullivan (screenplay)
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Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

Tagline:

Home is where the heart is.

Plot:

Two lawyers dueling over a proposal to turn a quaint mountain town into a ski resort discover they are former childhood sweethearts...

Plot Keywords:

Christmas

Cast

Nicole Eggert	...	Lisa
David O'Donnell	...	Rick
Tom Arnold	...	Malone
David DeLuise	...	Andy
Shannon Sturges	...	Cassidy
Sarah Thompson	...	Reagan
Patty McCormack	...	Maggie
John Colton	...	Harry
Timothy Oman	...	Wayne
Caia Coley	...	Annie
Beth Shea	...	Rosemary
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Abby Box	...	Caroler
Joshua Chelmo	...	Waiter
Mike Falkow
David Hill	...	Barn Dance Partyer
Mike Korich	...	Sheriff Carlson
Mary Morales	...	Caroler (as Mary E. Morales)
Gene Richards	...	Caroler
Jodi Riggins	...	Caroler
Susan Zangl	...	Barn Dance Partyer
Carl Latin	...	Banjo Player (uncredited)
Richard Ryan	...	Caroler (uncredited)

Directed by
Michael Feifer

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Jeffrey Schenck		story
Peter Sullivan		screenplay
Peter Sullivan		story

Produced by
Barry Barnholtz	....	executive producer
Michael Feifer	....	producer
Diane Healey	....	associate producer
Eric Kiwi	....	executive producer
Jeffrey Schenck	....	executive producer
Peter Sullivan	....	co-producer
Scott Yamano	....	line producer

Original Music by
Andres Boulton

Cinematography by
Mark Ritchie

Film Editing by
Bryan Roberts

Production Design by
Richard Calderon

Art Direction by
Rosemary Calderon

Costume Design by
Faith Rosander
Alicia Joy Rydings

Makeup Department
Lauren Ernsdorf	....	hair department head
Yvonne Wang	....	makeup department head

Production Management
Yaron Kaplan	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Christian H. Clark	....	second assistant director
Scott Yamano	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Joshua Chelmo	....	set dresser

Sound Department
Andres Boulton	....	sound designer
Matt McGowin	....	sound mixer (as Matthew McGowan)
Sabi Tulok	....	dialogue editor

Stunts
Tony Snegoff	....	stunt coordinator
Tony Snegoff	....	stunt driver

Camera and Electrical Department
Grant Culwell	....	electrician
Josh Day	....	gaffer
Michael Di Ricco	....	grip
Zakk Eginton	....	camera operator
Rob Exner	....	key grip (2008)
Jeff Fry	....	electrician
Frank Anthony Garbutt	....	grip
Greg Hess	....	grip
Dave Jacobsen	....	second assistant camera
Roberto Jiménez	....	assistant camera
Ben Kobbs	....	first assistant camera
Jeremy Look	....	assistant camera
Fernando Montes	....	electrician
Jeremy Antonio Oliver	....	best boy electric
Kenneth Wales	....	lighting technician
Paul Wittenberger	....	electrician

Editorial Department
John Sellars	....	colorist

Transportation Department
Lauren Levine	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Arthur Bonner	....	production coordinator
Liana Bryer	....	executive assistant
Erika Canchola	....	production attorney
Joshua Chelmo	....	production assistant
Kevin Huie	....	production assistant
Kimberly Langley	....	script supervisor
Elsa Ramo	....	production attorney

Production Companies

• ARO Entertainment
• Barnholtz Entertainment

Distributors

• Peace Arch Home Entertainment (2008) (USA) (video)
• Phase 4 Films

Other Companies

• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera dollies
• Ramo Law PC  production legal (as Law Offices of Elsa Ramo)

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MPAA:

Rated PG for brief mild language

Runtime:

84 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG | UK:PG

Filming Locations:

Montrose, California, USA

Company:

ARO Entertainment

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When the two girls go to cut the Christmas tree, Reagan uses a maul, which is used to split wood, instead of using an ax.

Terrible

Not even worth watching when it comes on TV during Christmastime. Definitely some of the laziest film making I have ever seen. The movie is supposed to take place on the east coast during December (they mention stopping in Connecticut on the way home) except the cast is constantly wearing short sleeves, and the trees are full and there are flowers in bloom. Also the main character's car looks like it has a California license plate (although they never focus on it). Its not that hard to at least dress your characters in sweaters and act like its cold...especially when at the end it starts snowing for a moment so I assume they would be a little cold without coats on! The characters are also incredibly shallowly written, and you can't really care about them at all.