And the spy is back this year as well with a selection of festive movies to look out for these holidays, starting with our top pick - THREE WISE MENAND A BABY which features three of Hallmark's favourite TV boys: Andrew W. Walker, Tyler Hynes and Paul Campbell. Airing this weekend, November 19th, this delightful festive comedy movie will see the three hunks playing three brothers who are surprised when they find themselves forced to care for a baby during the holidays! During this journey they begin to rebuild their relationships as brothers while rediscovering their love for Christmas. You can check out the delightful trailer below too and be sure not to miss the movie on Hallmark this Saturday.
THE HOLIDAY SITTER
Holiday Sitter arrives December 11th
Another
of our absolute top pics is probably the reason why that vile bigot
Cameron Candace Bure (what is that sulfur smell?) has left Hallmark: THE HOLIDAY SITTER is their
first gay couple holiday romance movie with Jonathan Bennett and George
Krissa in the lead roles. Airing on Hallmark a week before Christmas,
December 11th, this delightful movie comedy sees Bennett playing a guy
named Sam who babysits his niece and nephew before the holidays, and
when he recruits help from their handsome neighbor Jason, played by
Krissa, he finds himself in an unexpected romance. Matthew James Dowden
and Chelsea Hobbs also star. The trailer will probably be available a
week ahead of the premiere.
SOMETHING FROM TIFFANY'S
The movie will stream from December 9th
Prime Video also has a few holiday movies scheduled for the release during the festive days. Their romantic Christmas comedy movie SOMETHING FROM TIFFANY'S will be available for streaming from December 9th based on a novel of the same name from Melissa Hill. The cast is led by Zoey Deutch and dashing Kendrick Samson. Our gorgeous boys Connor Hines and Michael Roark also star. Deutch plays a woman whom the story of the film follows as her life gets upended when an engagement ring that was for someone else leads her to the person she's meant to be with. The streamer has already issued a trailer so you can check it out below and tell us what you think.
A TALE OF TWO CHRISTMASES
The film arrives November 26th
Another
of our favourite of the Hallmark's irresistible hunks, Chandler Massey
is back bringing romance and festive spirit with him from November 26th
in A TALE OF TWO CHRISTMASES also starring Marissa Leong and Evan
Roderick. This romantic drama set during the holidays sees Leong
playing a woman named Emma who experiences two different Christmases:
one where she stays in town and celebrates with a new crush, and one
where she returns home to her family and Drew. She will finally discover
what will really make her happy in life and in love.
THE ROYAL NANNY
Royal Nanny is already out on Hallmark
This one is already available on Hallmark, as of November 12th, but it has something special for all of you Reign series fans: our boo Dan Jeannotte, who played Marry's brother, and Rachel Skarsten, who played queen Elizabeth I, reunite in this lovely royal festive comedy that also stars Greta Scacchi and Robbie Nock! Skarsten plays Claire who is an MI5 agent who goes undercover as the royal nanny. She must overcome the challenges of her assignment, like resisting the charms of Prince Colin, while keeping the family safe at Christmas. Check out the trailer below:
We do love us some festival love stories this time of the year. I know that in one month I am clearing my schedule and will spend a week under a cozy blanket with some tea or cocoa and some holiday sweets and will be binge watching them all.
I watched a lot of them last year but this year none of them inspires me to watch them. I will probably watch the first two from this list and that is about it and I will download Tim Allen's Santa Clauses series which is out as of yesterday.
I have his Santa Claus series added to my queue. I can't remember what all I added, but I was going through all of my streamers last week and getting my lineup in order for what I want to watch this season. I'll probably skip the first one on this list simply because I don't like babies. Definitely doing the second. I'll see about the others once I figure out how much time I'll actually get for holiday viewing.
I do not like babies either but I sure do like my baby boos LOL And Andrew Walker is the holy father of baby boos right next to Luke Macfarlane and Ryan McPartlin.
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relationships as brothers while rediscovering their love for Christmas. You can check out the delightful trailer below too and be sure not to miss the movie on Hallmark this Saturday.
We do love us some festival love stories this time of the year. I know that in one month I am clearing my schedule and will spend a week under a cozy blanket with some tea or cocoa and some holiday sweets and will be binge watching them all.
ReplyDeleteI watched a lot of them last year but this year none of them inspires me to watch them. I will probably watch the first two from this list and that is about it and I will download Tim Allen's Santa Clauses series which is out as of yesterday.
DeleteI have his Santa Claus series added to my queue. I can't remember what all I added, but I was going through all of my streamers last week and getting my lineup in order for what I want to watch this season. I'll probably skip the first one on this list simply because I don't like babies. Definitely doing the second. I'll see about the others once I figure out how much time I'll actually get for holiday viewing.
DeleteI do not like babies either but I sure do like my baby boos LOL And Andrew Walker is the holy father of baby boos right next to Luke Macfarlane and Ryan McPartlin.
DeleteI would watch all of them as I enjoy holiday movies...you know, they usually bring you good mood :-))
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