Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Elisabeth Röhm | ... | Priscilla Hall (as Elizabeth Rohm) | |
Laura Breckenridge | ... | Wendy Walton | |
Brendan Fehr | ... | Adam Hughes | |
Jerrika Hinton | ... | Tressa | |
Laura Spencer | ... | Caroline | |
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Mark Joy | ... | Charlie |
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Mark DeAngelis | ... | Coachman |
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Karla Brown | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) |
Kimberly Brown | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) | |
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Chilcote Francesca | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) (as Francesca Chilcote) |
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Maya Hughes | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) |
Chloe Elizabeth Lewis | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) Soloist (as Chloe Lewis) | |
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Josh Martin | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) |
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Corey Nero | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) |
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Caty Nicholson | ... | Caroler (Lip Sync) |
Wendy Walton is the best designer in Boston... but no one knows it yet. Hoping to kick-start her career, Wendy has left work with the local theatre to take a job as an assistant to Priscilla Hall, the most prestigious designer in the city. Ms. Hall works Wendy around the clock, which is how Wendy finds herself trapped in an elevator late one night with an incredibly handsome stranger. Wendy and the mystery man share an impulsive, romantic, life-changing kiss before the doors open and Wendy runs out, leaving him behind. The next day at work, Wendy answers the door to find the handsome gentleman standing in front of her. Turns out he's Adam Hughes, a wealthy philanthropist - and Ms. Hall's long distance boyfriend. He doesn't recognize Wendy, which makes things all the more awkward for her when Ms. Hall assigns her to decorate his house for a big party at Christmas. As the holidays approach and Wendy and Adam spend more and more time together, Wendy realizes she's falling in love. Should... Written by Anonymous
I remember seeing this movie at least twice last year late in the evening on ION television. I really enjoyed it. Good production values and acting by all was in the spirit. Even the extras seem to be having fun. Director John Stimpson came through with professional blocking and just right touch that enhances the Christmas Theme. The movie stays within its limits and does not go off on tangents to try to reinvent itself and become more than the original intent, which often happens with seasonal-themed story lines. Laura Breckenridge was just right in casting, although at first I thought she was a little young for "the Handsome Stranger played by Brenden Fehr. Also good to see movies, like this one, that the young ones can watch without worrying or cringing what may happen next. Don't know if it will be on any local television stations in the east U.S. coast, but see that it is out on DVD. Good stocking stuffer!