A Hallmark Channel original movie. When architect and Christmas amateur Steven (Jonathan Bennett) finds himself hosting his family for Christmas, he recruits holiday coordinator Gretchen (Alexa PenaVega) to bring holiday joy to his home. Director: Sam Irvin | Stars: Alexa PenaVega, Jonathan Bennett, Jo Marie Payton, Jacob Young Votes: 3,712
We Ranked the 35 Best Hallmark Holiday Movies of All Time. 1 1. A Royal Christmas (2014) 2 2. Christmas in Evergreen (2017) 3 3. Let It Snow (2013) 4 4. The Note (2007) 5 5. Northpole: Open for Christmas (2014) More items
Just in Time for Christmas, a 2015 Hallmark movie, involves traveling into the future rather than the past. In this movie, the main character travels into the future and sees what life is like without her one true love.
In this Hallmark movie, Lacey Chabert stars as an ordinary woman who is enjoying a relaxing, easy life. A successful lawyer who realizes that she has completely smitten him.
The Flight Before Christmas is a 2015 American Christmas television film directed by Peter Sullivan. It was released on December 5, 2015. The film stars Mayim Bialik and Ryan McPartlin as two people whose flight home for Christmas is diverted, leaving them to spend the holidays together.
We're ranking the top 35 best Hallmark Christmas movies of all time.Fir Crazy (2013) ... A Christmas Miracle (2019) ... Window Wonderland (2013) ... Catch a Christmas Star (2013) ... Crown for Christmas (2015) ... Most Wonderful Time of Year (2008) ... The Christmas Card (2006) ... A Majestic Christmas (2018)More items...•
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Never married and single Nick, a family lawyer specializing in divorce cases, is a workaholic who wants to make life happier for his clients under the bad circumstances.
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Here are the real-life partners of your favorite Hallmark Channel stars.Victor Webster and Shantel VanSanten had three weddings. ... Carlos and Alexa PenaVega have a sweet love story. ... Patti Murin and Colin Donnell are couple goals. ... Daniel Stine knew Rachel Hendrix before they were featured in a Hallmark movie together.More items...•
0:294:59Top 10 Hallmark Movies to Watch When You Are Feeling SadYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipBride. There is a deadline of course and while she makes it in time to find the prince the perfectMoreBride. There is a deadline of course and while she makes it in time to find the prince the perfect bride she finds herself falling for the king.
Among the men of Hallmark Channel's movies, Walker just might be the king of them all. He's been in a grand total of 21 so far, ranging from holiday films to just-because midyear rom-coms, and 2017 was his most productive year since joining the channel's roster.
If you feel like every time you turn on the Hallmark channel, Cameron Bure is on, there's a good reason for that. The Full House star has been in a whopping nine stand-alone Hallmark films, as well as the Aurora Teagarden series of mystery movies.
The 10 Actors You Always See in Hallmark Channel MoviesLuke Macfarlane. Movie count: 12. ... Autumn Reeser. Movie count: 12. ... Taylor Cole. Movie count: 15. ... Danica McKellar. Movie count: 16. ... Brennan Elliott. Movie count: 18. ... Andrew Walker. Movie count: 21. ... Lacey Chabert. Movie count: 27. ... Candace Cameron Bure. Movie count: 29.More items...•
The first episode to debut on Hallmark Channel was One Christmas Eve, starring Anne Heche. On the cable channel, four original movies at most would air as a part of the Hall of Fame with multiple encores. The HHOF library would also be available.
This book wasn't that--but I didn't choose the wrong story. This turned out to be a fantastic, unputdownable novel that, although supposed to be a Christmas story, turned out to be the best choice for a dark, dreary February day. I loved everything about this book--the real life story definitely kept me captivated.
In this Hallmark film, a man and woman recently lost their partner because of sickness! As they grieve, they bond with each other and realize they have a lot more they wish for their futures and how they’ll get through the grief!
Another time, Lacey Chabert aces her part on Hallmark’s All of My Heart ! When a woman named Jenny is unexpectedly gifted half of a country house She is delighted to move out and begin her new life!
The most recent gathering of Lawrenceton librarian Aurora “Ro” Teagarden’s real murders discussion group was canceled following the death of one of the club members who was found brutally beaten to death.
In this Hallmark Christmas movie, Allie Evans gets fired from her job in the New York City hotel as an attendant. She then gets the job of a governess for a young girl that belongs to the European royal family.
A revered King employs a matchmaker to help him find the ideal wife for his son, who is set to take over the throne. As the country prepares for the royal wedding, the matchmaker can make it just in time for her deadline and can find the perfect wife.
When Rachel feels lonely and unsure of her next steps, she decides to find out the truth by visiting an expert fortune-teller. Fortune-teller told her, if she didn’t get married shortly, she could remain single for the rest of her life!
If a struggling artist follows guidance from her closest acquaintance to draw her ideal man in hopes that it will lead her to the perfect man for her. They then find him in the real world!
That’s right, Hallmark Christmas movie lovers —if you didn’t know before, Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin and Lori Loughlin each star in some of the best Hallmark Christmas movies. And they all rate pretty high if you ask us!
1. A Royal Christmas (2014) Starring Chabert (of course), Jane Seymour , Stephen Hagan and Katie Flynn, the title pretty much gives this one away. It’s not just any old kind of Christmas; it’s a royal Christmas.
A grieving widow, a rather attractive guy selling Christmas trees, and a plan to forgo Christmas because it reminds her of her late husband. That’s the premise of The Christmas Ornament (though you might not see the connection with the title just yet). If you want to feel all the Christmastime feels, bawl your eyes out and then end on a happy note, this film is a striking stand-out within the usual grief -during-Christmas fare.
Speaking of Luke Macfarlane, what do he and Jaime King have in common in The Mistletoe Promise? They both hate Christmas! These holiday-hating coworkers meet on the job and make a pact to spend the holidays together. (Like, not in a cute way; simply because they both can’t stand Christmas cheer and perhaps want to be miserable together.) But the more they spend time together at holiday-related events, the more they enjoy each other’s company and ultimately, Christmas itself.
Also starring Jesse Hutch and Alan Thicke, in Let It Snow we meet Stephanie Beck (Cameron Bure ) while she’s spending the week before Christmas rebranding Snow Valley Lodge, which was recently purhcased by her company, Falcon Resorts. Of course, she starts off hating the resort (and everything about it) but with the help of a nearby cutie (Hutch), she may just come to love the resort and everything it stands for. In fact, she might not even be down with the resort’s rebrand at all! It’s cute, it’s charming, it’s affable. It’s everything you you want in a Hallmark Christmas movie.
A Christmas movie, yes, but The Note is such a stunning piece of Hallmark magic, it even made it on our top 30 Hallmark movies of all-time list. Of course, it’s much sadder than anything else on here (except maybe The Christmas Shepherd—see #17).
More Cameron Bure for you! This time she plays a bride unable to get to her wedding…in New York. In a Planes, Trains, and Automobiles kinda vibe (or maybe the mom in Home Alone as she hitches a ride with a polka band to get back home to Kevin), she convinces her fellow plane passenger to drive her to Manhattan when their flight is canceled due to the pesky snowstorm. Just as cute and charming as Cameron Bure herself, A Christmas Detour is a must-watch every year.
Clever name aside, this music-filled movie marks LeAnn Rimes' Hallmark debut. She plays an interim school superintendent, aptly named Eve, who plans to cut the school's music program until she meets the head of the music department, who is conveniently single.
More of a tear-jerker than Hallmark's other offerings, Christmas Everlasting offers a poignant reminder to face life head-on even if it means owning up to your secrets and insecurities along the way. Tatyana Ali steals the show as Lucy, a hotshot lawyer who is forced to confront her past after her sister passes away.
Call a place "Christmastown," and I'm sold. Candace Cameron Bure plays Lauren, who gets stuck in Grandon Falls on her way home from Boston. While there, she's reminded of a long-lost family heirloom, and recruits the town's handyman and his foster son for help. (Psst, this is totally a shameless plug since I was an extra in this movie — that's me in the red coat!)
A guardian angel (played by Jean Smart) gives Noelle (played by Candace Cameron Bure) a pair of magical shoes — like Cinderella, but with a touch of Hallmark magic — that take her back in time to reignite her faith in Christmas. WATCH NOW. RELATED: Candace Cameron Bure Tells Her "Most Heartwarming Fan Story".
Before Hallmark pumped out dozens of Christmas movies a year, they splurged on big budget projects like this one. Mackenzie (played by Lori Laughlin) inherits a hotel and asks elves — it's Christmas, after all — to help restore it to its natural, North Pole-inspired state.
This love story gives Harry and Meghan's royal romance a run for its money. Katie (played by Merritt Patterson) unknowingly befriends a king (played by Andrew Cooper) while visiting San Senova for work. Things get complicated once she discovers the truth about her new flame, but Hallmark finds a solution — as unrealistic as it may be.
Some consider the kitchen to be the heart of the home — and this sugary-sweet movie is proof. Before architect Taylor Scott (played by Tia Mowry-Hadrict) ships off to Paris, her boss tasks her with creating a life-size gingerbread house. She leans on a local pastry chef (played by Duane Henry) for help, and learns the secret ingredient to a happy life along the way.
Definitely one to watch if you love the movie The Holiday, Finding Christmas is about two bachelors with very different lifestyles who decide to trade apartments for the holiday season. Country dweller Owen (J.T. Hodges) moves to the city, while city slicker Sean Mark Lutz) heads out to the sticks. The two find love in the places they least expected.
Two strangers (Jaime King, Luke Macfarlane) who both hate Christmas decide to pretend to be a couple to make the holidays easier. But as they hang out more, they realize they’re into each other—and more into the holiday season than they thought. Crown Media. 13 of 25. The Christmas Ornament.
When a woman inherits a Christmas tree farm, she decides to sell it. That is until she falls in love with the town and the people in it—especially a hunky lawyer named Tucker.
Architect Taylor (Tia Mowry-Hardrict) teams up with baker and single dad Adam (Duane Henry) to build a life-sized gingerbread house for a contest. She's gunning for a promotion that will take her to another town, but the two fall in love and Taylor learns that maybe it won't be so bad to stick around after all.
This movie is like Maid in Manhattan meets The Princess Diaries. Allie (Danica McKellar) gets fired from her job as a maid at a swanky New York City hotel and ends up becoming a governess to a princess. While she’s teaching, she falls in love with her charge's father, the king (Rupert Penry-Jones).
1 of 25. Crown for Christmas. This movie is like Maid in Manhattan meets The Princess Diaries. Allie (Danica McKellar) gets fired from her job as a maid at a swanky New York City hotel and ends up becoming a governess to a princess.
Crown Media. 7 of 25. A Royal Christmas. When seamstress Emily (Lacey Chabert again) finds out that her boyfriend (Stephen Hagan) is actually a prince, she heads home with him for Christmas and tries to convince his mother, the queen (Jane Seymour), that they’re a good match.
In Christmas in Evergreen, veterinarian Allie (played by Ashley Williams) sets off to leave her small town of Evergreen to join her longtime boyfriend, Spencer (played by Marcus Rosner ), in Washington, D.C., for Christmas.
In All of My Heart, destiny brings two opposites together—a young caterer, played by Chabert, and a money-hungry Wall Street trader, played by Brennan Elliott. The two are forced to renovate a newly inherited country home together and though the plot has some holes, the underlying love story was enough to turn this Hallmark movie into a hit and eventually a whole franchise! And speaking of franchises, here are 17 Movie Sequels Better Than the Original.
Christmas at Pemberley Manor revolves around a tried-and-true holiday plot point: a Christmas miracle. Starring Lowndes again—this time with Michael Rady —the film puts a city-based event planner (Lowndes) in a small town where she's tasked with organizing their holiday festival. It's there that she meets Rady's character, a grumpy billionaire whom she convinces to hold the festival in a charming estate he's selling. As they arrange the festival together, they, of course, fall for each other. But then, the festival falls apart—and so does the couple. Can a Christmas miracle save it all and give everyone a happy ending? (You'll have to watch this Hallmark movie to find out!)
Hallmark. Lacey Chabert went from starring as Claudia Salinger on Party of Five, to becoming the iconic Gretchen Weiners in Mean Girls, to holding steady as a veteran Hallmark Channel star today. (She's starred in around 20 of the channel's flicks so far!)
When Layla (played by Jessica Lowndes) heads home for her cousin's Christmastime wedding, she's less than thrilled: After all, the groom happens to be her ex-fiancé. And when Seth (played by Daniel Lissing ), the man who set up Layla's ex-fiancé and her cousin, offers to be her date, she reluctantly accepts after she finds no one else to take. But when Seth gets carried away at the reception and tells everyone that he and Layla are engaged, she has no choice but to go along with the lie. Though the plot sounds quite out-there, A December Bride is well worth a watch. One reviewer called this funny and charming flick a "wonderful" movie that shows that "sometimes in life, you have to take that leap of faith when it comes to love." We can definitely get behind that!
Love Locks takes place in the world's most romantic city: Paris. Starring real-life married couple Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell, the movie sees Romijn's character, Lindsey, return to the City of Lights after 20 years.
In this movie, a matchmaker (played by One Tree Hill 's Bethany Joy Lenz) is hired by a king to find his son a suitable wife before an important celebration. As Lenz's character is racing against the clock, she realizes she doesn't want to finish this job. Why? Because, of course, she's fallen in love with him herself.
In this movie, a World War II nurse (Candace Cameron Bure) travels to present-day, where she helps a man learn a valuable lesson about the holiday. But this movie has a twist and is definitely not your typical Hallmark movie. The synopsis reads: “A WWII era nurse is transported in time to 2016 and meets a man who helps her discover the bonds ...
This movie tells the story of a man who traveled forward 100 years in time. And while this may sound unusual for Hallmark, the studio actually does have a history of time travel love stories. Here’s a look.
The movie is about a 14-year-old, Pete (played by Zachary Gordon) who feels overlooked by his parents and left out. The synopsis reads: “Just when things can’t get any worse, Pete wakes up the next day and realizes he’s reliving December 25th all over again.
Hallmark is revisiting the Christmas Carol theme this year with a new 2020 movie called A Nashville Christmas Carol. This one premieres Saturday, November 21 on The Hallmark Channel at 8 p.m. Eastern and then encores will air throughout the rest of the season.
So it’s more Groundhog Day than Back to the Future, but still employs an element of time travel. The movie is about a 14-year-old, Pete (played by Zachary Gordon) who feels overlooked by his parents and left out.
Just in Time for Christmas does not appear to be in Hallmark’s lineup of movies replaying in 2020 or on Hallmark Movies Now. However, if you really want to watch the movie, you can purchase it on Amazon.
Although not a Christmas-themed movie, Hallmark’s 2009 Before You Say ‘I Do’ is about a boyfriend who travels back in time 10 years to try to win over his girlfriend before she marries a different man who would later break her heart. READ NEXT: Hallmark’s 2020 Countdown to Christmas Schedule.