THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A PICTURE PERFECT ROYAL CHRISTMAS (2020)

Beatrice Bitterley (Yana Marinova) is a famous photographer who receives an invitation from King Buckley (James Weber Brown) to photograph the Christmas festivities in the Kingdom of Pantrea which she turns down and goes on vacation instead.

Amanda Eastman (Roxanne McKee) is her assistant, and her friend Sunny (Manal El-Feitury) responds to the invitation on Amanda’s behalf. 

So Amanda travels to Pantrea but she is surprised to find that the Royal Court all believe that she is Beatrice and is travelling incognito.

When she meets Prince Leopold (David Witts) there is a palpable mutual attraction much to the annoyance of his fiancé Duchess Catherine (Sophie Vavasseur) and his mother Queen Gloriana (Sophie Ward).

So what will happen when Beatrice and the Pantrean’s find out the truth? 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – MIRACLE ON CHRISTMAS (2020)

Mary Boyce (Erin Bethea) is short on holiday spirit, and is still struggling following the loss of her father and a terminal diagnosis for her husband James (Jason Burkey) and even her children Lydia and Caleb (Lily Bowen and Ethan Mathias) have noticed she has lost her faith.

When James and the children return from church on Christmas morning, they bring stranger Harry

(Brett Varvel) with them. 

Her sister Martha (Micah Lynn Hanson), husband Bill (Justin Mane) and nephew Josh (Brayden Eaton) are the first to arrive for the festivities, followed by Mother Helen (Kimberly Cruchon Brooks), and finally younger brother Peter (James Pilachowski) and his latest girlfriend Gabby (Jacqueline Yunez).

As they days go on Mary gets meaner and snappy and eventually the family lose patience with her and the truth comes flooding out about James and their unborn child.

But Harry is there to calm and sooth proving to be a miracle on Christmas Day. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A BILTMORE CHRISTMAS (2023)

Screenwriter Lucy Hargrove (Bethany Joy Lenz) is hired to write the script for a remake of a classic holiday movie, "His Merry Wife!", filmed at Biltmore House in 1947.

To help her get a feel for the atmosphere the producers send her to the Biltmore Estate for research and inspiration where curator Winston (Jonathan Frakes) shows her some of the treasures, one of which is an hourglass used in the original movie.

On a tour of the house she meets Margaret (A.K. Benninghofen) a self-confessed movie nut, in particular "His Merry Wife!" which had always been a holiday staple for her and her mother, and she becomes her confident after Lucy accidentally knocks over the hourglass and finds herself transported back in time to 1947 when the Biltmore was a movie set.

While she is there, she meets Jack Huston (Kristoffer Polaha) and they make a connection she then finds she can travel back and forth until the hourglass is broken.

So she has to assume a role in the past while the hourglass is repaired 

and takes Jack into her confidence as to where she is from.

So will they have a future together if the repair is done or not?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – TAKE A CHANCE AT CHRISTMAS (2024)

Single mother to Jae (Isaac Ng), Sutton Wu (Alli Chung) works for a publishing house, and her demanding boss is insistent she gets author Mateo (Michael Brown) to sign for the firm with his unfinished book, whatever it takes.

Thanks to Jae Sutton is signed up to a dating website which she is not thrilled about so Mateo sets her the task of going on five dates before he will allow her to see the chapters he has completed.

So she agrees and changes her life and her future and allows him to finish his book.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – WINTER IN VAIL (2020)

On the same day professional event planner Chelsea Whitmore (Lacey Chabert)

inherits a chalet from her uncle in Vail, Colorado, she learns that the promotion that she was expecting has gone to a new hire, so she quits her job and moves to the picturesque mountain resort.

In Vail she finds her mutual attractions of handsome architect Owen (Tyler Hynes), the charm of Old Vail, and a project to introduce a Strudelfest.

But will the big City drag her back from the comforting country idyll and a blossoming love.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A ROYAL CHRISTMAS CRUSH (2023)

Architect Ava Jensen (Katie Cassidy) is invited to Friørland by her Uncle Karl (Charlie Ebbs) to assist him with the completion of the Royal Ice Hotel for the King and Queen of Friørland (Simon Phillips and Pip Dwyer) in time for the Christmas Ball.

Ava knows that it’s the opportunity of a lifetime and she needs to keep focused  but she soon finds herself swept up in a surprise whirlwind romance with Prince Henry (Stephen Huszar).

Much to the chagrin of Brigitta (Angela Besharah) who has been pushing her daughter Sigrid

(Kathryn Kohut) into the Princes orbit aided by Deputy Von Trier (Glenn Edward Gyorffy).

Though the couple do have the support of household member Maria (Alice Hamid), so will romance be the victor?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR (2022)

Grandma Margret (Ann-Margret) recounts the story to her granddaughter Lucy (Elle Graper) of the time in 1958, when her younger self Maggie Bingham (Ginna Claire Mason) left her privileged family in Philadelphia, putting her high-society wedding plans on hold.

She took herself off to New York City,  on the pretext of staying with family while wedding shopping, when in fact she was there to make her secret dream come true by dancing live on stage in the Christmas Spectacular with the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall.

She just wanted to perform for one season before returning to Philadelphia to resume the life her parents (Carolyn McCormick and Byron Jennings) have planned for her and marriage Maxwell (Torsten Johnson).

But in New York, she experiences things she has never experienced before, like a sense of independence, camaraderie with her fellow Rockettes, Sofia (Sara Gallo), Janet (Larissa Schmitz) and Alice (Tiffany Denise Hobbs) and most significant of all Maggie learns what it means truly to be in love when she meets John Slater (Derek Klena) a feeling she had never felt before.

However they are from different Cities and different worlds, so can they have a future together?