Let It Snow (2013)

An executive examines her company's new property and prepares a presentation to transform the rustic lodge into a new hot spot.

Director:

Harvey Frost

Writers:

Harvey Frost (teleplay by), Jim Head (teleplay by)

Stars:

Candace Cameron Bure, Jesse Hutch, Alan Thicke

Cast

Cast overview:
Candace Cameron Bure	...	Stephanie Beck
Jesse Hutch	...	Brady Lewis
Alan Thicke	...	Ted Beck
Gabrielle Rose	...	Karla Lewis
Dan Willmott	...	Paul Lewis
Alison Thornton	...	Angeline Bennett
Samantha Ferris	...	Sally
Connor Christopher Levins	...	Zak (as Connor Levins)
John Innes	...	Harvey
Meredith McGeachie	...	Tara
Emma Tremblay	...	Amanda
Matthew Kevin Anderson	...	Andy (as Matthew Anderson)
Kristine Cofsky	...	Sales Assistant
Lee Vincent	...	Maitre D'

Storyline

A self-defined Grinch, Stephanie begins her stay at Snow Valley Lodge immune to Christmas sentiment. But as the lodge's festive traditions provide the Christmas Stephanie never had growing up with her distant father, Stephanie finds herself enjoying every minute. To complicate her professional duties even further, the combative feelings she felt toward Brady turn into romantic ones. With Stephanie's newfound Christmas spirit and unexpected holiday romance, she begins to question Falcon's overhaul. As her Christmas Eve deadline approaches, she's faced with a decision: should she transform the lodge into a new winter hot spot or embrace tradition and let it snow?

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Plot Keywords:

christmas | 

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Genres:

Drama | Family | Romance

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Certificate:

TV-G

Details

Official Sites:

Official site [United States]

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 November 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

Blanca Navidad

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Craig Anderson Productions, Let it snow productions, Lighthouse Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

82 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color (HD)

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

In the scene where Brady and Stephanie are discussing Snow Valley's client demographics, Brady tells her that the lodge is fully booked during Christmas. And when Stephanie is discussing the same topic with her father, she informs him that The Lodge has 100% occupancy during the holidays. But when Stephanie arrives at The Lodge with little warning a few days before Christmas, the owners appear to have no problem coming up with a room for her.

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Goofs

No high rocky mountains in Maine, filmed in the Rockies of British Columbia.

User Reviews

Best Hallmark Christmas movie

When you watch a Hallmark movie, especially a Christmas one, you know what you are going to get. You know what is going to happen no spoiler alert necessary. I enjoy the Christmas season and by definition the movies on the Hallmark Channel. They are kind of background noise to what I am doing during this time.

In that spirit I think this movie might be the best of the bunch. The character dynamics seem more real and the romance more believable than most of genre. The family drama rang true with both characters. I also think the choices facing the characters seemed real and relatable.

Unlike other reviewers I thought Alan Thicke was very good in this movie. He had to look like a clueless jerk because that is what is character was supposed to be.

Mrs. Bure is very good in this movie as this type of role suits her well. But I also felt the cast outside of her, except perhaps the male leads mother, was very good.

Hence, I would high recommend this next November.