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The movie Directed by MONIKA MITCHELL Costume Design by CLAUDIA DA PONTE Both images are from imdb  (if I reviewed it there, I would give this 6/10...not too high, but definitely not low...for me, Jessy and Sam have good chemistry...and I reminded myself that his Kingdom is a fictitious one, so Jeff's accent is "fictitious" or invented...because of this, everything below won't be about the acting) The villainess here is played by Ms. CHERYL LADD , the Head Honcho of Appliqué Magazine, and the protagonist's boss. This is sort of a Cinderella story, except that there's no evil stepmother and there are no ugly stepsisters. There's a dream stealer(Ms. Ladd) who is like Disney's Maleficent(the animated version, not the one Angelina Jolie played), a current titled girlfriend( HAYLEY SALES ), a bodyguard best friend( ANDREW KAVADAS ), a fairy godmother type of best friend( CRYSTAL BALINT ), a down-to-earth very handsome Prince( SAMUEL PA...

Google Images Lizzie Richfield lands a job as house manager for the exquisite Ashford Estate in the Virginia countryside. While preparing the place for sale, Lizzie plans one final Christmas Eve gala for the family, although they seem to be a family in name only. Initial release: 18 November 2017 (USA) Director: Mel Damski Original release: November 18, 2017 Based on: Coming Home for Christmas by Jenny Hale Original network: Hallmark Channel Produced by: Harvey Kahn It's seldom...well, close to rare...that I find a film where 100% of the people surveyed loved it.  This movie is one of those rarities that it piqued my interest. Unfortunately, some critics and reviewers think otherwise.  To each his own. This made for TV movie is based on the beloved Novel by Jenny Hale of the same title.  Instead of Allie, the lead character of this movie is nicknamed Lizzie, played by Danice McKellar. I have not read Jenny Hale's masterpiece just yet, but ma...