Two single parents fall in love while fighting over a puppy to give to their children for Christmas.
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Title: A Christmas Tail (TV Movie 2014)
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| Chandra West | ... | Maggie McPhail | |
| Antonio Cupo | ... | Jack Burgin | |
| Tiera Skovbye | ... | Olivia Burgin | |
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Beamer Wigley | ... | Ethan McPhail |
| Catherine Lough Haggquist | ... | Rosemary Kitchens | |
| Chelan Simmons | ... | Tiffany Hardcastle | |
| Nicholas Carella | ... | Brendon Lutz | |
| Jay Brazeau | ... | Mr. Harvey | |
| Kyle Cassie | ... | Chance Glidewell | |
| Grayson Gabriel | ... | Scott 'Skeeter' Schulz | |
| John Innes | ... | Elderly Man | |
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Charlie Camp | ... | Julien Masclet |
| Rachael Leigh Cook | |||
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Jack James Roday | ||
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Two single parents fall in love while fighting over a puppy to give to their children for Christmas.
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4 December 2014 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
A Christmas Tail See more »Filming Locations:
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Children, a dog, a single man, a single career woman. Good ingredients for a nice romantic comedy in which the Christmas is only a pretext because all is so familiar, the secondary characters so...secondary , reminding children drawings and the predictability so high than nothing is missing, nothing remarkable. Only a comfortable Hallmark Christmas film after a busy day.