After
learning she has been dating Prince Alex (Theo J Paul), Dana Charles (Kemberley
Fenton) now has to be trained to become a Princess by the royals, and finds
herself rubbing shoulders with Kings, Queens and Princes so is it possible to
make a silk purse from a sow’s ear and transport her from rags to riches?
After
learning she has been dating Prince Alex (Theo J Paul), Dana Charles (Kemberley
Fenton) now has to be trained to become a Princess by the royals, and finds
herself rubbing shoulders with Kings, Queens and Princes so is it possible to
make a silk purse from a sow’s ear and transport her from rags to riches?
Ari (Stefano Crescentini), a jungle boy of the fifth oracle, journeys to New York City accompanied by his talking dogs Winner (Sergio Luzi) and Fox (Fabrizio Mazzotta). Arriving in a snowy Christmas landscape they set off to find Father Christmas and help many people along the way.
Following
the death of her mother 14-year-old Megan (Brooklyn Nelson) is forced to move
from LA to West Virginia with her father Carl (Timothy E. Goodwin) to his old
childhood home.
When
her mother died, she stopped dancing, which was a passion they both shared, but
they are welcomed into the community and supported by the church and it’s at
the church in the nativity display where her Christmas miracle happens and she
is able to dance again.
Dean
Cain, Katherine Elise Shaw, Gant Montgomery, Davis Osborne, Barry Michael
Dailey, Veronica Rogers, Deven Bromme and Ronda Suder also star
While
attempting to write a new story, L. Frank Baum (Robert Notman), is
interrupted by his youngest son, Kenneth (Evan O'Donnell), their dog, Dorothy
and Butler Wilson (Paul Nicholas Mason) and he is persuaded to write a tale
about Santa Claus.
So,
he spins them a yarn about the Christmas Eve “Santanapping” which prevents
Santa Claus (Donald G. Baker) from performing his annual duties.
So,
it’s up to his second in command Holly (Diana Chrisman) to execute Santa's
emergency orders which name the ambitious young Elf, Whisk (Carter Treneer), to
full fill Santa's deliveries, with Kilter (Winny Clarke) the pixie and Nutter
the knock (Morgan Neundorf).
When
they were finished, they find Queen Lulea (Samantha Walkes) who tells them that
the Nogooders, Hatred, Envy and Regret (Reece Presley, Matthew Hawkins and
Keith Cooper) were the Santanappers, so they have to rescue Santa.
Sarah
Becker (Lucy DeVito) heads back to her hometown for Hanukkah with her fiancé
Chad (Cristián de la Fuente) but he tells her to keep it secret, and he chooses
to stay at a hotel to work on a big deal.
She soon discovers that the family's bakery is
in danger of closing down and her mother Linda (Gina Hecht) lets slip that her
father Frank (Bruce Nozick) has health problems and the next day he has a heart
attack.
But
the biggest shock comes when she realises it’s her fiancé who is planning to
take over the family business.
So,
it’s up her and her high school sweetheart Ben (Jonah Platt) to help save the
bakery but when they think they have failed, celebrity chefs Becky and Rachel
Baum (Laura and Sarah Silverman) step into save the day allowing Ben to show
Sarah the true meaning of love.
Carolyn
Giblin (Connie Selleca) is a therapist living in Los Angeles with her pre-teen
daughter Jordy (Asia Vieira) and has just gone through an extremely painful
divorce.
Carolyn
is anxious to move on, so she tells her daughter they are leaving LA and moving
back to Mayville, North Carolina, her hometown and Jordy is less than thrilled.
When they
arrive at Carolyn's grandma's old house they find it is in great need of many
and varied repairs.
Being a small-town
Carolyn soon runs into an old flame, Clay Traynor (Randy Travis) whom she left
at the alter a long time ago, but he's still angry about it, but his loving
aunt, Miz Leona (Rue McClanahan) is delighted to see Carolyn and to meet Jordy
which angers Clay further.
One
night, on hearing noises, Carolyn discovers that a young homeless boy William
(Kyle Fairlie) is living in her basement.
He won't
reveal where he is from or who his parents are and Carolyn befriend the boy,
much to the chagrin of the town's social worker Eve Stevens (Brenda Bazinet),
who also happens to have her eye on Clay.
With a
possible romantic triangle brewing, two energetic kids, a Christmas pageant, and
more, what will happen next in Mayville?
This is
an excellent holiday offering for fans of romantic comedy, but it is that and
far more.
