Hotel
employee and wannabee singer, Madison Little (Cindy Busby) gets a surprise
visit from her parents and when they meet her co-worker and friend, Sebastian
(Jilon VanOver) they recognise him as the prince of a small European nation and
assume that they are an item.
Madison,
believes that he is just pretending to impersonate the prince to please her
family, whereas in truth he is not pretending.
But
while they are in a fictional relationship, they actually develop feelings for
each other.
It would have been
quicker by plane, but Cali had a reason for driving as she had a series of
personal Charitable stops along the way including Cleveland, Chicago, and
Denver.
However, after
getting trapped between two snow systems, they divert to Jacks family home in
Illinois until the bad weather abates.
But on the road
trip and at the Swanson’s Christmas celebrations Jack and Cali discover they
are kindred spirits and fall for each other.
Limousine
owner driver Jack Swanson (Joey Heyworth) is hired to drive Model Cali Caldwell
(Ash Tsai) across the country from a photo shoot in New York to an important
Gala in California.
It
would have been quicker by plane, but Cali had a reason for driving as she had
a series of personal Charitable stops along the way including Cleveland,
Chicago, and Denver.
However,
after getting trapped between two snow systems, they divert to Jacks family
home in Illinois until the bad weather abates.
But
on the road trip and at the Swanson’s Christmas celebrations Jack and Cali
discover they are kindred spirits and fall for each other.
However, because bookings
are a little lower than expected a new marketing coordinator Glenn McCornish
(Samuel Whitten) is hired after Thanksgiving to boost ticket sales,
unfortunately for Lila the new hire is someone from her past.
They were at high
school together were he bullied her with very hurtful pranks and seeing him
again caused unwelcome memories to resurface which she needed to deal as they were
working together.
Glenn soon
recognises how cruel his adolescent pranks were to his victims so in the Special
theatre Secret Santa, which involves getting one gift every week between Thanksgiving
and Christmas, Glenn arranges to get Lila, and selects thoughtful gifts for
her, but will that be enough to win her over?
Lila
Ramsey (Aubrey Reynolds) manages a theatre that is preparing to put on the
“Nutcracker” in time for Christmas and is a hands-on type of person who is
super popular with the staff and her boss.
However,
because bookings are a little lower than expected a new marketing coordinator
Glenn McCornish (Samuel Whitten) is hired after Thanksgiving to boost ticket
sales, unfortunately for Lila the new hire is someone from her past.
They
were at high school together were he bullied her with very hurtful pranks and
seeing him again caused unwelcome memories to resurface which she needed to
deal as they were working together.
Glenn
soon recognises how cruel his adolescent pranks were to his victims so in the
Special theatre Secret Santa, which involves getting one gift every week
between Thanksgiving and Christmas, Glenn arranges to get Lila, and selects
thoughtful gifts for her, but will that be enough to win her over?
On
the Eve of Christmas, hard times fall on vaudeville performer Joe Mahoney
(Jimmy Conlin), and he is forced to part ways with his extraordinary,
indispensable, kilt-wearing animated dancing companion Rupert the squirrel.
Rupert
finds his way into the hands of another struggling vaudevillian, Louie Amendola
(Jimmy Durante), who takes a dingy room at the home of miserly landlord Frank
Dingle (Frank Orth) and his family.
But
thanks to Rupert an unexpected Christmas miracle is about to take place that
everyone will benefit from.
On the Eve of Christmas, hard times fall on vaudeville performer Joe Mahoney (Jimmy Conlin), and he is forced to part ways with his extraordinary, indispensable, kilt-wearing animated dancing companion Rupert the squirrel.
Rupert
finds his way into the hands of another struggling vaudevillian, Louie Amendola
(Jimmy Durante), who takes a dingy room at the home of miserly landlord Frank
Dingle (Frank Orth) and his family.
But
thanks to Rupert an unexpected Christmas miracle is about to take place that
everyone will benefit from.
