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A high-flying New York event planner is sent to a quaint small town to organize their Christmas festival.A high-flying New York event planner is sent to a quaint small town to organize their Christmas festival.A high-flying New York event planner is sent to a quaint small town to organize their Christmas festival.
Alex Barber
- Festival Child
- (uncredited)
Gina Barber
- Festival Attendee
- (uncredited)
Faith Boilard
- Townspeople
- (uncredited)
Jeffrey Fryer
- Choir Member
- (uncredited)
Gwen Kosak
- Festival worker
- (uncredited)
Bella Moore
- Festival Child
- (uncredited)
Katharine Nelson-Hart
- Festival Worker
- (uncredited)
Michelle Patnode
- Press Photographer
- (uncredited)
Bill Salvatore
- Choir Member
- (uncredited)
Keith J. Stevens
- Event Worker
- (uncredited)
Katie Vandrilla
- Townsperson
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- Rick Garman
- Jane Austen(uncredited)
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- TriviaThough set in the cold of winter, the film was actually shot in the heat of mid-June Connecticut, with temperatures going over 30° Celsius/90° Fahrenheit.
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Jane Lucas: Now I know why you hired her for the Christmas festival. She gets things done.
- ConnectionsReferenced in It's Christmastown: 033 - Pride and Prejudice and Fascism (2018)
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Not a strong start for the season, but I liked it.
This movie has everything: loud music (my biggest problem of them all), fake snow, an empty luggage, an empty coffee mug, a lead assuming something he shouldn't and a "magical" Santa fixing the lead's problem. There, you have a Hallmark movie.
While I didn't hate it, I didn't love it either.
I liked William's character, there was character development in there, which is almost enough for me. I'm not sure about Elizabeth's character: I understand her motivation thoughout the movie but I couldn't connect with her. I felt she was off. The chemistry was there, maybe not as strong as I would have liked it to be. I also found Jane and Travis adorable (predictable from the first moment) so points for that. Other than this pair, William was the best part of the movie, in my opinion.
As a whole it was enjoyable, not strong enough to start the season, but I didn't hate it and I actually enjoyed it.
While I didn't hate it, I didn't love it either.
I liked William's character, there was character development in there, which is almost enough for me. I'm not sure about Elizabeth's character: I understand her motivation thoughout the movie but I couldn't connect with her. I felt she was off. The chemistry was there, maybe not as strong as I would have liked it to be. I also found Jane and Travis adorable (predictable from the first moment) so points for that. Other than this pair, William was the best part of the movie, in my opinion.
As a whole it was enjoyable, not strong enough to start the season, but I didn't hate it and I actually enjoyed it.
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By what name was Christmas at Pemberley Manor (2018) officially released in Canada in English?
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