It’s always Christmas in Santaville! But now, tiny Chester, Vermont’s year-round yuletide attraction is losing its widespread appeal. On the verge of bankruptcy, the resident St. Nick is hoping for a Christmas miracle to keep his dream from being bulldozed into another mini mall. Nick Crosby (Tom Arnold) is the owner of Santaville and head Santa. One day he is smiling with visitors, the next, he is juggling a cascading stack of bills, unable to pay the rent and blissfully thinking a solution will magically appear. When his daughter – and onetime Number One elf, Holly (Candace Cameron Bure), returns home, she is shocked to learn of her father’s situation. Holly recruits Peter, Nick’s employee and master wood craftsman, to devise a solution to the money woes.
Moonlight and Mistletoe is your typical holiday movie that never gets old! There is just something about trying to save Christmas that always makes you feel good and this movie is no different. It is nice to see Candace Cameron Bure back on TV with Tom Arnold!
So for all of who need something to relax with this Thanksgiving Weekend, Moonlight and Mistletoe is just what you need. So check it out tonight on Hallmark at 9p.
Based on a true story, a police officer and a homeless woman who share similar emotional pasts and an inability to form lasting relationships slowly form an unlikely bond, and learn to trust one another. Eventually each is able to affect the other’s life for the better.
The Hallmark Channel’s Accidental Friendship is one of the best TV movies I have seen in a long time. Chandra Wilson gives an Emmy winning performance as a homeless woman who takes care of her two dogs, one that is pregnant. One day while collecting recyclables for money, she meets Officer Baumann and the two form a friendship that will change the both of them forever. I don’t want to give too much away because this movie is really good and you have to watch their friendship play out.
So grab your Kleenex and watch Accidental Friendship tonight on The Hallmark Channel at 9p!
Big city trouble hits con-woman Diana McQueen (Daphne Zuniga) when she decides to call it quits with her relentless boss, Tom Rourke (Greg Evigan). But the only way out is to switch places with a friend who had planned on becoming a mail-order-bride to a very unsuspecting groom-to-be waiting for her on the Old West frontier. Cameron Bancroft co-stars.
For those of you who want a Western where the woman is the heroine than Hallmark Channel’s Mail Order Bride is the movie for you! Daphne Zuniga plays Diana, an owned woman who cons men and after her pimp accuses of her stealing $10,000 and shoots her brother (who is a Priest) she flees to her best friend, who is dying. But before her friend dies she tells he she is a Mail Order a bride and that she should take her place. Diana leaves Boston and takes her friend’s place, but how long will her sham last especially after her owner comes to claim his property?
Mall Order Bride premieres on Hallmark Channel tonight at 9p!
Dylan Statlan (Alex Black), a troubled New York teenager, is testing the patience and limits of his single mother, Veronica, along with his teachers, the school principal and just about everyone else in his life. Dylan’s mom is at her wit’s end when her son is expelled from school for fighting, so she turns to her tough, no-nonsense World War II veteran father, Colonel Bart Cahill (Ed Asner), for help. Dylan is sent off to Northern California for the summer, so his grandfather can be a positive male role model and whip him into shape.
Generation Gap premieres on Hallmark tonight at 9p and this is a movie for all generations. It is a touching family story about a troubled teen who is forced to live with his grandfather. His grandfather is a no nonsense WWII Vet who is not going to take his crap and puts him to work. Dylan fights it at first, but as time goes this teen becomes a man and grandfather gets to know his grandson. What we get is a movie that will make you laugh and cry, and leaves you feeling like calling a family member to tell them you love them!
So tune in to Hallmark tonight at 9p for Generation Gap and watch it with as many as generations as poss!
When three friends single-handedly take on the rebuilding of a run-down house, they soon discover that their own lives require an equal amount of renovation.
With their church in dire need of funds in order to maintain its daycare center, the local pastor turns to three parishioners for help: Rose (Henderson), whose beloved husband, Frank (Henriksen) is hiding a serious medical condition; well-to-do Elizabeth (Mills), the haughty wife of an inattentive plastic surgeon (Thomson); and Birdie (Grier), who is trying to adapt to life now that her husband, Stan (Roundtree) a new retiree, is using his free time to be a general nuisance around the house.
The pastor’s solution is to have the ladies oversee renovations of a run-down house that was donated to the church, but with no funds for a proper crew, the women reluctantly agree to take on the heavy lifting themselves, from pipes to paint. As the little house’s upgrades continue, its slow progress mirrors deep personal changes in the lives of the three women, who are forced to make difficult decisions regarding their lives, their past decisions and the future.
Ladies of the House premieres on Hallmark Channel tonight at 9p and this movie will make you laugh, cry and want to grow old with someone. Florence Henderson, Pam Grier and Donna Mills play 3 woman who must fix up a house so they can sell it to raise money for their church’s day care center. These three actresses have amazing chemistry together, and that just draws you more into this movie. Besides the struggles of building the house these three women are struggling with life at home with their husbands. By taking on the house, they are becoming stronger women and their friendship.
So tune in to Ladies of the House, a movie that is perfect for a Saturday night or any night on Hallmark at 9p.
