Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tricia Helfer | ... | Lucy Martel | |
Greg Bryk | ... | Joe Martel | |
Tedde Moore | ... | Rebecca Claus | |
Ken Hall | ... | Sparky Mistletoe | |
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Mairtin O'Carrigan | ... | Nick Claus |
Olivia Scriven | ... | Bailey Martel | |
Peter DaCunha | ... | Travis Martel (as Peter Dacunha) | |
Damon Runyan | ... | Parker | |
Julian De Zotti | ... | Michael | |
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Danielle Watling | ... | Waitress |
Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz | ... | Cab Driver (as Manuel Rodriguez) | |
Philip Williams | ... | Doorman | |
Maxwell Uretsky | ... | Boy in Diner | |
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Laird Blanchard | ... | Street Kid |
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Peter Snider | ... | Gentleman |
Lucy and Joe ,whose married life is on a verge of a divorce, gets the surprise visit of Mrs. Claus in disguise. Mrs. Claus is on a mission to find the true spirit of Christmas that can inspire Santa Claus. Both Lucy and Joe are consumed by their professional commitments. Lucy's interest in her boss, Parker makes things more complicated. Can Mrs. Claus accomplish her mission, and spread the joy of Christmas. Written by Thejus Joseph Jose
A real 'Jekyll and Hyde' film, where there are some very emotional issues (family break up) mixed with pantomime-style humour. The latter mostly misses the mark, although the former shines, especially the great performance from Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica). If you can overlook the silly moments, you'll get to appreciate the moments of familial tension and tenderness.