A writer seeks the identity of the person who helps grant wishes that are placed upon an angel tree, and in the process, reconnects with her childhood friend.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Jessica Harmon
Director
Jill Wagner
Rebecca
Lucas Bryant
Matthew
Cassidy Nugent
Cassie
Oscar Farrell
Owen
Annabel Kershaw
Mimi
Jason Burkart
Claude Dubois
Tom Pickett
John Miller
Candus Churchill
Liz Miller
Clare Filipow
Zoe
Kalyn Miles
Nina
Isabella Sleeth
Young Rebecca
Tyson Larter
Young Matthew
Shay Galor
Pat Clark
Hayden Carmichael
Mark Clark
Jayce Barreiro
Carl Bishop
Vera Frederickson
Lucy Bishop
Ethel Pitchford
Alice Kramer
Haven Gin
Town Girl
Daphne Benedis-Grab
Writer
Teresa Kale
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
Everytime Lucas Bryant is in a movie I swear I think it's NBC news Brian Williams speaking. The storyline was great - not hokey or maudlin.
Her overly made up face and fancy hair almost ruined the movie for me. Cute kid.
Another one that got great ratings but it's a no for me. Normally I love Jill Wagner but she seemed so downhearted in this movie. Most of the characters were sad in my opinion except the annoying daughter. Yes, the premise of the Santa Tree was a sweet idea but overall this movie lacked joy. Personally, I prefer movies like The Nine Lives of Christmas. Romantic, humorous, and realistic. Lately I haven't been loving the most recent Hallmark movies.
I enjoyed the movie and the chemistry between the main characters. However, the inaccuracies in the military uniforms really bugged me. The lead actress, Jill Wagner, is married to a major in the US Army - they should have asked him, or another military consultant, before airing this.
This heartfelt movie teaches that anyone can help others in small or large ways. I cried with joy. Bravo
The romance TV movie genre has a special privilege that no other genre has: a free pass for using the most insanely unbelievable plot devices in order to make the story move forward. This movie abuses this concept to the point that even hardcore lovers of cheesy romance with a well trained suspension of disbelief would find it impossible to stay immersed in the story without getting constantly disrupted by "What the hell...!" moments. To give a non-spoiler example, an overweight military mom with a ridiculous amount of badges that would place her in the war hero category. But that's just to keep this review spoiler free, it gets much worse, especially in things involving the actual plot. Besides that, it had the potencial to be a really nice movie: the chemistry between the protagonists works really well, the character development of the female protagonist is quite decent and, this is something rarely seen on these movies, child actors that are actually good and not completely cringeworthy. I say watch it only if you're absolutely sure you have no better option.
Good cast. No way could Jill Wagner's character be so clueless about how wrong her intention was. Also, everyone supported her. Waste of money to make. Didn't anyone pay attention to the plot?
