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Title: Holiday Engagement (TV Movie 2011)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Bonnie Somerville | ... | Hillary Burns | |
| Shelley Long | ... | Meredith Burns | |
| Jordan Bridges | ... | David | |
| Sam McMurray | ... | Roy Burns (as Sam Mcmurray) | |
| Haylie Duff | ... | Trish | |
| Carrie Wiita | ... | Joy Burns | |
| Chris McKenna | ... | Jason King (as Chris Mckenna) | |
| Edi Patterson | ... | Sophie | |
| Christopher Goodman | ... | Peter | |
| Jennifer Elise Cox | ... | Woman in Bridal Store | |
| Sam Pancake | ... | Julian | |
| Susie Castillo | ... | Lindsay | |
| Michael Monks | ... | Father Macy | |
| Sam Horrigan | ... | Surfer Dude | |
| Roy Jenkins | ... | Boring Man | |
Thirty-something Hillary Burns has spent her life trying to get the approval of her parents (most specifically her judgmental mother, Meredith Burns) thus far without success. Part of that approval for Hillary is to marry the right man. That's why Hillary is so happy she is engaged to successful lawyer Jason King, whom she will bring home to meet the family for the first time at their Thanksgiving get-together weekend in a week's time; however, Hillary's life starts to fall apart when simultaneously she loses her part-time newspaper writing job (when the newspaper itself folds) and Jason dumps her to focus on his career (which is seemingly more important to him than Hillary). On the advice of her best friend Sophie, Hillary - who feels she can't go home without Jason (especially as her two sisters' lives seem to meet their mother's approval) - decides reluctantly to go to an online dating site to find someone to pose as Jason for the upcoming family weekend. She finds David, an actor ... Written by Huggo
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This was like reading a good G rated romance novel, but not too hokey. I liked how they did not make the characters all super cliché and cookie cutter. It was nice to see Shelly Long again in something, and I was not bored at all. Bonnie Somerville was good. She is one of those actors you keep trying to think what you have seen them in before. I really liked Jordon Bridges as the romance interest, and I did not realize until I was writing this review he is the brother on Rizzoli & Isles, a show that I watch. Wow. Totally did not but that together. They should make him more like the character he played in this movie. I would watch this movie again while wrapping presents to get in the mood for Christmas. I rarely watch a movie twice. Lighthearted and sweet fare.