THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – JOHN CHRISTMAS (2003)

 

Christmas angel Max (Peter Falk) returns to earth on a new mission to reunite a fallen hero Hank McAllister (William Russ) and his mother Eleanor (Patricia Gage) divorced ER nurse Kathleen (Valerie Bertinelli) after he left town 25 years earlier.

It begins with photojournalist Noah Greeley (David Cubitt) taking a picture of Hank and his dog, who later went on to save a man’s life.

His editor Marcy Bernard (Maria Ricossa) dubs Hank, John Christmas and has the paper put up a reward.

While trying to put on a talent show to Raise funds to save the ER she works with Noah to find Hank and meets his daughter Soccoro (Jennifer Pisana) in the show.

But Hank stays one step ahead, so will he slip away or will they track him down before he leaves town?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – FINDING JOHN CHRISTMAS (2003)

 

Christmas angel Max (Peter Falk) returns to earth on a new mission to reunite a fallen hero Hank McAllister (William Russ) and his mother Eleanor (Patricia Gage) divorced ER nurse Kathleen (Valerie Bertinelli) after he left town 25 years earlier.

It begins with photojournalist Noah Greeley (David Cubitt) taking a picture of Hank and his dog, who later went on to save a man’s life.

His editor Marcy Bernard (Maria Ricossa) dubs Hank, John Christmas and has the paper put up a reward.

While trying to put on a talent show to Raise funds to save the ER she works with Noah to find Hank and meets his daughter Soccoro (Jennifer Pisana) in the show.

But Hank stays one step ahead, so will he slip away or will they track him down before he leaves town?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – YES, VIRGINIA (2009)

 

This animated tale is set in New York City in 1897 Christmas loving eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon (Bea Miller) is challenged by her classmates who called into question whether or not there was a Santa Claus.

Her father Dr Philip O'Hanlan (Neil Patrick Harris) can’t help her, and nor can her mother Laura (Jennifer Love Hewitt).

So Virginia ventures into the city to find the answer and meets a scraggly Santa (Michael Buscemi) and an excitable librarian Miriam (Andrea Kessler) who cannot help so she writes to The New York Sun newspaper which arrives on the desk of the Newspaper writer Francis Church (Alfred Molina) and he writes a reply to her question which is printed on the front page of the Christmas Day addition 1897, Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – YES VIRGINIA, THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS (1991)

 

Newspaper writer Francis Church (Charles Bronson) is dealing with the death of his wife and baby and is drinking too much when his editor Edward P. Mitchell (Edward Asner) gives him a "special" assignment.

When James O'Hanlan (Richard Thomas) is struggling to find work when his 8-year-old daughter Virginia (Katharine Isabelle) writes to the New York Sun asking if Santa Claus really exists.

Francis Church writes a reply to her question which is printed on the front page of the Christmas Day addition 1897, Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – 101 DALMATIANS (1996)

 

101 Dalmatians is the tale of Roger and Anita Radcliffe (Jeff Daniels and Joely Richardson) and their two Dalmatians, Pongo and Perdita with their litter of 15 puppies who live in London.

Anita’s old schoolfriend Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close) wants to buy the pups, to make herself a lovely Dalmatian skin coat.

When that fails, she hires two thugs, Jasper and Horace

(Hugh Laurie Mark Williams) to steal them and imprison them at the De Vil mansion.

Its then up to Pongo and Perdita with help along the way to find and rescue them and make the journey back home for Christmas in London.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – 101 DALMATIANS (1961)

 

101 Dalmatians is the animated tale of Roger and Anita Radcliffe (Ben Wright and Lisa Davis) and their two Dalmatians, Pongo and Perdita (Rod Taylor and Cate Bauer) with their litter of 15 puppies who live in London.

Anita’s old schoolfriend Cruella De Vil (Betty Lou Gerson) wants to buy the pups, to make herself a lovely Dalmatian skin coat.

When that fails, she hires two thugs, Jasper and Horace

(J. Pat O'Malley and Frederick Worlock) to steal them and imprison them at the De Vil mansion.

Its then up to Pongo and Perdita with help along the way to find and rescue them and make the journey back home for Christmas in London.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – WALT DISNEY'S 101 DALMATIANS (1961)

 

Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians is the animated tale of Roger and Anita Radcliffe (Ben Wright and Lisa Davis) and their two Dalmatians, Pongo and Perdita (Rod Taylor and Cate Bauer) with their litter of 15 puppies who live in London.

Anita’s old schoolfriend Cruella De Vil (Betty Lou Gerson) wants to buy the pups, to make herself a lovely Dalmatian skin coat.

When that fails, she hires two thugs, Jasper and Horace

(J. Pat O'Malley and Frederick Worlock) to steal them and imprison them at the De Vil mansion.

Its then up to Pongo and Perdita with help along the way to find and rescue them and make the journey back home for Christmas in London.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS (1961)

 

One Hundred and One Dalmatians is the animated tale of Roger and Anita Radcliffe (Ben Wright and Lisa Davis) and their two Dalmatians, Pongo and Perdita (Rod Taylor and Cate Bauer) with their litter of 15 puppies who live in London.

Anita’s old schoolfriend Cruella De Vil (Betty Lou Gerson) wants to buy the pups, to make herself a lovely Dalmatian skin coat.

When that fails, she hires two thugs, Jasper and Horace

(J. Pat O'Malley and Frederick Worlock) to steal them and imprison them at the De Vil mansion.

Its then up to Pongo and Perdita with help along the way to find and rescue them and make the journey back home for Christmas in London.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A MAGIC CHRISTMAS (2014)

 

Middle-aged bakery owner Jack Carter and wannabe novelist (C. Thomas Howell) feels that his family is in a rut, and he feels guilty that he can’t provide his wife Holly (Lisa Sheridan) and children Kyle and Sienna (Dashiell Howell and Sadie Stahura) what they deserve.

He also feels distant to his children 17-year-old Kyle is obsessed with sports and will be off to college before next Christmas and 14-year-old Sienna is permanently attached to her phone.

So, for the Christmas holiday, Jack books a Christmas break to the same cabin resort in the mountains, Farthering Pines, where he used to go with his parents.

But when he’s there, he runs into his childhood, ultra-competitive nemesis Robert Jones (Jonathan Silverman) who had grown up to be rich and successful and better than Jack at everything.

What makes things worse when Robert seems to upstage Jack at every turn, his own family appears to be entranced by his nemesis and his wealth.

In the end he apologizes to his family for being a failure as a provider, but he soon realises that the love of his family is more rewarding than anything money could buy.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – BABYNAPPING (1990)

Shortly after turning 16, Robert Mendham (Stephen Dorff) discovers that he was adopted, and to make matters worse his parents Philip and Martha Mendham (David Birney and Joan Van Ark) much to their horror they had just found out that he hadn’t been given up for adoption, he was stolen at the age of 2.

As a result, Robert runs away to find his birth parents Ruth and Earl (Patty Duke and Richard Masur) in Ohio.

When he finds them, he gets close to them, and his siblings John and Sally (Jarred Blanchard and Kimberley Warnat) without revealing his true identity.

However, he eventually must decide where he belongs.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – ALWAYS REMEMBER I LOVE YOU (1990)

 

Shortly after turning 16, Robert Mendham (Stephen Dorff) discovers that he was adopted, and to make matters worse his parents Philip and Martha Mendham (David Birney and Joan Van Ark) much to their horror they had just found out that he hadn’t been given up for adoption, he was stolen at the age of 2.

As a result, Robert runs away to find his birth parents Ruth and Earl (Patty Duke and Richard Masur) in Ohio.

When he finds them, he gets close to them, and his siblings John and Sally (Jarred Blanchard and Kimberley Warnat) without revealing his true identity.

However, he eventually must decide where he belongs.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A MOM FOR CHRISTMAS (1990)

 

Jessica Slocum (Juliet Sorci) lost her mother when she was just three and when she is at the mall in a department store and see’s other girls with their moms she is sad but she wins a free wish and Philomena (Doris Roberts) grants her wish for a mom for Christmas and brings Amy (Olivia Newton-John) a mannequin, to life, but it only last until midnight on Christmas Eve.

When she moves into to Jessica’s home and her father Jim (Doug Sheehan) is immediately attracted to her.

But store detective Sergeant Morelli (Carmen Argenziano) is watching Amy very closely, but time is the real enemy.

So, what will happen at midnight on Christmas Eve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS IN CALICO (1999)

 

Jessica Slocum (Juliet Sorci) lost her mother when she was just three and when she is at the mall in a department store and see’s other girls with their moms she is sad but she wins a free wish and Philomena (Doris Roberts) grants her wish for a mom for Christmas and brings Amy (Olivia Newton-John) a mannequin, to life, but it only last until midnight on Christmas Eve.

When she moves into to Jessica’s home and her father Jim (Doug Sheehan) is immediately attracted to her.

But store detective Sergeant Morelli (Carmen Argenziano) is watching Amy very closely, but time is the real enemy.

So, what will happen at midnight on Christmas Eve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SECRET OF GIVING (1999)

 

As Christmas approaches in 1903, a widowed mother Rose Cameron

(Reba McEntire) is struggling to her son Toby (Devon Alan)

and keep up the payments on her Oregon ranch and clear the debts she inherited from her husband.

Also, someone is trying to run off her remaining cattle so that the banker Harlan Gotch (Ronny Cox) can foreclose.

But she’s tough and resilient and with the arrival of a drifter Harry Withers (Thomas Ian Griffith) and a steadfast attitude, and with her own open heart she awakens the cold hearts around her and manages to turn the tide.

 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: A SEASON FOR MIRACLES (1999)

 

When Berry Thompson (Laura Dern) is hospitalized following yet another overdose and her children Alanna and J.T. (Mae Whitman and Evan Sabara) are threatened with foster care, so their Aunt Emilie (Carla Gugino) drives away with them and they end up in the sleepy town of Bethlehem just before Christmas, but she needs a miracle to keep their family together after Berry is sentenced to 5 years in prison. When they visit a diner, they unknowingly meet an Angel (Patty Duke) who directs the to an empty house.

A series of kindnesses and coincidences gives the trio a chance at happiness especially when Police Captain Nathan Blair (David Conrad) comes not their lives.

But everything unravels on Christmas Eve and Emilie finds herself in front of Judge Nancy Jakes (Lynn Redgrave).

So, will they get the Happy Christmas they all deserve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A SEASON FOR MIRACLES (1999)

 

When Berry Thompson (Laura Dern) is hospitalized following yet another overdose and her children Alanna and J.T. (Mae Whitman and Evan Sabara) are threatened with foster care, so their Aunt Emilie (Carla Gugino) drives away with them and they end up in the sleepy town of Bethlehem just before Christmas, but she needs a miracle to keep their family together after Berry is sentenced to 5 years in prison. When they visit a diner, they unknowingly meet an Angel (Patty Duke) who directs the to an empty house.

A series of kindnesses and coincidences gives the trio a chance at happiness especially when Police Captain Nathan Blair (David Conrad) comes not their lives.

But everything unravels on Christmas Eve and Emilie finds herself in front of Judge Nancy Jakes (Lynn Redgrave).

So, will they get the Happy Christmas they all deserve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – LAST CHRISTMAS (1999)

Frank (Philip Dowling) is a young boy who desperately misses his father Neville (Ray Winstone) who died the previous Christmas and dreams of seeing him again.

Then one day his dream comes true when his father visits him as an angel, but he doesn’t have the agenda of an angel as he is there to poison Frank against his mother Gwen (Pauline Quirke) who he claims murdered him.

But after meeting Father Christmas (Mark Benton) up on the roof, and Bobby Moore (Matt Bardock) in a coma dream he begins to realise that his father was not the hero he imagined him to be.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – STOLEN MIRACLE (2001)

Karen and Phil Lewis (Marnie McPhail and Hugh Thompson) have their newborn second child, Paul, stolen on Christmas Eve, by a troubled soul Margaret Whelmer (Nola Augustson) posing as a nurse.

determined police sergeant Jane McKinley (Leslie Hope) leads the charge to follow the clues ably assisted by Constable Graham Taylor (Gabriel Hogan) in order to find the baby before it's too late.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – WHEN ANGELS COME TO TOWN (2004)

 

Max (Peter Falk) is an angel who leaves a package with shop clerk Sally Reid (Tammy Blanchard), but he bungled his heavenly mission, so his boss Jo (Katey Sagal) comes to earth to correct his mistake and benches him.

She must recover the mysterious box that had been lost for decades and deliver it to Karl Hoffman (Seann Gallagher), and it must be done before Christmas, but she has never been to earth before and overindulges on earthly pleasures so must call on Max to help her.

Karl must heal the rift between him and his dad Franz (Vlasta Vrana) while Sally is trying to secure a future for her and her younger brother Jimmy (Alexander Conti) and Karl and Sally come together.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS FOR THREE (2024)

 

Successful architect Benito Luaces (Mario Silva) receives a visit out of the blue social worker Sophie Walker (Ashley Brinkman) to tell him he is now the legal guardian of the 10-year-old son of his best friends from high school after they were killed in a car crash.

So, without hesitation he takes on the responsibility of raising Jason (Jasper Burger) which impresses Sophie as she was raised in the care system.

It coincided with her being subjected to unwanted attention from her new boss Aaron Schmidt (Kenney Myers) who threatens to ruin her career if she continues to resist.

But ultimately, he fails and she is pushed towards Ben and Jason, and they make a Christmas for three.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (1956) (THE 20TH CENTURY-FOX HOUR)

There have been a few versions of Miracle on 34th Street and are well worth watching, though some more than others.

It’s the story of a child, Susan Walker (Sandy Descher) who has been brought up by her mother Doris (Teresa Wright) not to believe in Santa Claus however she unknowingly employs the real Kris Kringle (Thomas Mitchell) to be Santa Claus at Macy’s department store and the more time Susan spends with Kris the more she believes.

However, Kris is arrested and must go to trial where Fred Gaily (Macdonald Carey) must prove he is the real Santa and is not insane.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – FAITH IN THE FAMILY: THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS (2025)

Ethan and Evelyn Anderson (Robert Awoyemi and Oxa Hazel) host the family for Christmas.

Daughters Grace and Diane (Emma Bakare and (Vanessa Cruickshank), son James (David S James) and his girlfriend Maya (Assia Jalloh).

However, struggles with grief, faith, and healing lead to frank exchanges and recriminations which eventually clear the air culminating in a peaceful and forgiving Christmas morning.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE FORGOTTEN ATTIC (2009)

Toby (Matthew Harbour) is a sensitive young boy whose father John (Kevin Jubinville) who buried himself in his work when his mom

(Jane Seymour) died and he is deeply saddened when he is dumped with his stern Grandmother Ellen (Una Kay) for several weeks including Christmas.

Toby finds comfort only when he finds the attic and then his cuddly velveteen rabbit (Chandler Wakefield), and the Swan (Ellen Burstyn) and the Skin Horse (Tom Skerritt) and from his father and grandmothers childhoods come to life in his mind.

While he plays with them crucial emotions are stirred in the family leading to a happier future.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE VELVETEEN RABBIT (2009)

Toby (Matthew Harbour) is a sensitive young boy whose father John (Kevin Jubinville) who buried himself in his work when his mom

(Jane Seymour) died and he is deeply saddened when he is dumped with his stern Grandmother Ellen (Una Kay) for several weeks including Christmas.

Toby finds comfort only when he finds the attic and then his cuddly velveteen rabbit (Chandler Wakefield), and the Swan (Ellen Burstyn) and the Skin Horse (Tom Skerritt) and from his father and grandmothers childhoods come to life in his mind.

While he plays with them crucial emotions are stirred in the family leading to a happier future.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SEALED WITH A LIST (2023)

 

Just before Christmas Carley Kincaid (Katie Findlay) misses out on a promotion and the CEO Silas Redmond (Martin Donovan) appoints his son Wyatt (Evan Roderick) as her boss.

Encouraged by her best friend Jamie (Kelcey Mawema), who is moving to Italy) she makes a list of New Year's resolutions to change her life.

Almost a year later, she hasn’t ticked a single thing off the list, and she's still working at the same job, and she panics when Jamie tells her she’s coming home for Christmas so she is galvanized into action, top of the list is quitting her job, so she takes the blame for something Wyatt did and is sacked.

Because of his attitude Silas threatens to cut Wyatt off unless he changes his ways.

So, Carly and Wyatt form an alliance, he helps her fulfil her resolutions and she helps get his life together.

But while helping each other will they find love for the New Year?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (1973)

 

There have been a few versions of Miracle on 34th Street and are well worth watching, though some more than others.

It’s the story of a child, Susan Walker (Suzanne Davidson) who has been brought up by her mother Karen (Jane Alexander) not to believe in Santa Claus however she unknowingly employs the real Kris Kringle (Sebastian Cabot) to be Santa Claus at Macy’s department store and the more time Susan spends with Kris the more she believes.

However, Kris is arrested and has to go to trial where Bill Schaffner (David Hartman) has to prove he is the real Santa and is not insane.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (1959)

 

There have been a few versions of Miracle on 34th Street and are well worth watching, though some more than others.

It’s the story of a child, Susan Walker (Susan Gordon) who has been brought up by her mother Doris (Mary Healy) not to believe in Santa Claus however she unknowingly employs the real Kris Kringle (Ed Wynn) to be Santa Claus at Macy’s department store and the more time Susan spends with Kris the more she believes.

However, Kris is arrested and has to go to trial where Fred Gaily (Peter Lind Hayes) has to prove he is the real Santa and is not insane.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SECRETS IN THE SNOW (2012)

 

It’s the last day before Christmas break and the students of Eastbrook High are sitting their final exams before the holidays but midway through them a major snowstorm hits and the school is forced to close. 

Six students, Mary Jake Harper, Grayson Thompson, Brant Journigan, Anthony Goodwin, Camile Sanders and Lynn Bolton (Hollie Bahar, Vincent Seidle, Aaron Michael Johnson, Ashley Murray, Katie McCaffrey and Elizabeth Potthast) who are unable to arrange transportation before the storm worsens are forced to remain in the school.

Although they were known to each other, they were not “friends” but were confined in the library with teacher Cynthia Burgess (Karen Boles) but as the storm fails to abate and the doors are locked.

In their confinement old wounds are opened and new friendships are created, as secrets are revealed about what has shaped their lives.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SNOW 2 (2008)

 

Three days before Christmas, and Nick and Sandy Snowden's (Tom Cavanagh and Ashley Williams)

first anniversary they have an argument resulting in Nick storming off through his travel portal, a mirror.

Arriving at his chosen destination, Nick gets hit on the head and ends up with amnesia, Sandy finds out about Nick's plight and sets off to rescue him in time to save Christmas.

But she is warned that she can only assist him but that his memory has to come back on its own.

Unfortunately, someone else sees Nick's story on the television news, Hunter Buck Seger (Patrick Fabian) who coveted Sandy and blamed Nick stealing her away from him so he does everything he can to keep them apart.

Nick is helped by a young street kid named Ryan (Alexander Conti) and an elderly man Henry Mays (Hal Williams) and between Sandy, Ryan and Henry they manage to thwart Bucks plans and restore Nick to his former self, and then Sandy has some special news for him.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SNOW 2: BRAIN FREEZE (2008)

Three days before Christmas, and Nick and Sandy Snowden's (Tom Cavanagh and Ashley Williams)

first anniversary they have an argument resulting in Nick storming off through his travel portal, a mirror.

Arriving at his chosen destination, Nick gets hit on the head and ends up with amnesia, Sandy finds out about Nick's plight and sets off to rescue him in time to save Christmas.

But she is warned that she can only assist him but that his memory has to come back on its own.

Unfortunately, someone else sees Nick's story on the television news, Hunter Buck Seger (Patrick Fabian) who coveted Sandy and blamed Nick stealing her away from him so he does everything he can to keep them apart.

Nick is helped by a young street kid named Ryan (Alexander Conti) and an elderly man Henry Mays (Hal Williams) and between Sandy, Ryan and Henry they manage to thwart Bucks plans and restore Nick to his former self, and then Sandy has some special news for him.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SNOW (2004)

Hunter Buck Seger (Patrick Fabian) had to provide some reindeer from a game farm for the San Ernesto California Zoo where a lonely animal keeper Sandy Brooks (Ashley Williams) works.

Buck is attracted to her however, but she detests him, but he is continually pestering her to go out with him.

It turns out that one of the Reindeer he provided was Buddy, one of Santa's new reindeer, who he is teaching to fly, before Christmas Eve.

So, Santa (Tom Cavanagh) has to go to San Ernesto under the name of Nick Snowden to rescue Buddy, using mirrors to travel to and from the North Pole.

While in San Ernesto, Nick manages to move into the boarding house where Sandy lives and falls for Sandy, which doesn’t sit well with Buck.

Getting Buddy back is made more difficult when Buck learns that Buddy is special, so Nick must rescue Buddy and get him back to the North Pole along with Sandy with whom he has falling in love.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – RETURN TO SENDER (2024)

When Meg Madison (Maddy Hillis) moves into her new apartment her friend Brittany (Sydney Scotia) discovers a weathered old envelope in the mailbox marked Return to Sender.

So, after opening the letter she and building manager Ollie Roberts (Markian Tarasiuk) join forces with podcasters Ellen and Pete (Sophia McDowell and Ian Collins) set about finding out who sent the mysterious love letter.

While Brittany and Ollies brother Darren (Michael Dallamore) follow a different path as the puzzle solving team follow the clues to the secret of two lovers separated for want of an undelivered love letter, will they all find love for themselves.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – OUR CHRISTMAS LOVE STORY (2022)

On Christmas Eve Michelle Michaels (Stephanie Charles) believes her boyfriend Richard Marks (Tremayne Norris) has been cheating on her and is just another unfaithful man who has broken her heart on another Christmas.

But later that evening she is visited by her friend and co-worker Daphne Jordan (Kendyl McCray) and her husband Trent (Reggie Gaskins) and they can see her sadness and she tells them what had happened and that another Christmas had been ruined and she hadn’t had a happy Christmas since she was 12.

So, Daphne and Trent decide to try and cheer her up because Daphne could totally relate and then she and Trent shared their love story with her to encourage her to never give up on love and never stop believing in Christmas miracles. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – FLIPPING FOR CHRISTMAS (2023)

Just before Christmas, big city realtor Abigail (Ashley Newbrough) is asked by her sister Claire (Natalie Lisinska) to return home for Christmas to help her Flip the house she has just inherited.

But when she gets home she realizes that it’s not going to be the easy flip she thought it would be as her sister only has a half share, the other half was left to Bo (Marcus Rosner) and he is not for selling as he has a different idea, he wants to convert it to a B&B.

This inevitably leads to friction with the quick sale approach of the sisters and the traditional co-owner Bo.

But as Abby and Bo work together on the renovation, in a flirty charming rivalry and leads to an eventual romance.

However, there are dark clouds ahead when a ruthless developer Antonio (Ray Galletti) who Abigail has worked for is looking to buy a substantial chunk of the town at any cost.

So will Abigail review her professional choices and follow her heart, providing she can weather the storm. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CONFESSIONS OF A CHRISTMAS LETTER (2024)

Quirky and eccentric matriarch of the family, Settie Rose (Angela Kinsey), is crazy for Christmas, and Christmas makes her a little crazy, and the biggest manifestation of her craziness is the town's annual holiday letter-writing contest, which she has never won, in fact her nemesis Sue (Colleen Wheeler) wins it every year.

So she decides to hire struggling novelist Juan (Alec Santos) to compose the perfect Christmas letter, however when he arrives people assume he is engaged to Settie's daughter Lily (Lillian Doucet-Roche) so he goes along with it and bonds with the whole family, but especially Lily, and the whole family scrambles to keep up the charade.

So will Juan overcome his writer's block and will Settie learns that being imperfect is the best way to make a perfect family Christmas.

 

Fred Ewanuick, Barbara Pollard, Garry Chalk, Fei Ren, Karen Holness, Jake Foy, Jorge Montesi,

Javier Lacroix and Andy Thompson also star.