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Title: The Rooftop Christmas Tree (TV Movie 2016)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Michelle Morgan | ... | Sarah Wright | |
| Tim Reid | ... | Dale Landis | |
| Stephen Huszar | ... | John Keaton | |
| Roger Dunn | ... | Judge Sam Conner | |
| Alison Brooks | ... | Abby Wright (as Allison Brooks) | |
| Peter Michael Dillon | ... | Frank Wright | |
| Krista Morin | ... | Jessica Keller | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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April Campbell | ... | Extra |
| Sarah Dacey | ... | Extra | |
| Julia Scarlett Dan | ... | Young Sarah | |
| Toni Ellwand | ... | Marcie Whitcomb | |
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Indy Forrest | ... | Bailiff |
| Eddie G. | ... | Danny Landis (as Eddie Guillaume) | |
| Shannon Lawson | ... | Mrs. Costello | |
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Roseline Mouana | ... | Mrs. Landis |
It's Christmas and once again, Dale Landis places a tree on his roof and ends up in court. No one in the small town knows why he continues the practice, but idealistic attorney, Sarah Wright is determined to give Mr. Landis his Christmas wish and keep him out of jail. Judge Conner has different ideas when he puts Sarah and and aggressive prosecutor John Keaton together to figure out the mystery behind the rooftop Christmas tree. The two must come together to find a solution and in the end find out more not only about Mr. Landis, but about each other. This heartwarming holiday movie is inspired by a true story and will restore your faith in miracles. The movie "The Rooftop Christmas Tree" stars Michelle Morgan, Tim Reid and Stephen Huszar. Written by Landria Onkka
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Most of the story is not very interesting, it was probably scripted in one evening. Pretty blah all in all. yea, the actress and her 'dad' would make a very believable couple. At least it was not a 19 year old 'accomplished' lawyer, but rather a gal in her thirties,, so thanks for that.
But the ending makes it worthwhile, it also addresses a problem in the US that is ignored by the mainstream media, so it was nice to see hallmark address this in a tactful manner, finally.