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From imdb Directed by Christie Will Wolf Written by Barbara Kymlicka note:  The Director's daughter, Amélie Will Wolf, has a cameo as the cute five-year-old Claire Benson.  Blaine Anderson plays her dad. After watching back-to-back The Cutting Edge series just recently(a few months ago) where I only loved the first( starring DB Sweeney and Moira Kelly ), which, by the way, I watched SEVERAL times before, I thought I had enough of Ice Skating love stories(Figure Skater/Hockey Player) for the moment(I will never get tired of Ice Skating movies, and movies with horses).  Gee, I was wrong.  I found myself being drawn to this.   My contemporaries, LOCHLYN MUNRO and LISA WHELCHEL are in this made for TV movie, so it kind of made me more interested, but NIALL MATTER and GRACYN SHINYEI also added icing to the already delicious cake. As for LEAH RENEE, well, I'm not so much of a fan, but I don't dislike her. She's a good actor, and I guess she p...

What do they have in common?  They both have adorable dogs who play major parts in the love stories.  Let me know if in this case they used the same dog.   I think he is the same one. Such a great actor.  Vincent in THE ART OF US, and Romeo in MR. 365.  I've seen him in many other movies Director: Kristoffer Tabori (as K.T. Donaldson) Writers: Karen Berger , Teri Wilson (author) Loosely based on "My Fair Lady" it's about a Doctor of Visual Arts and a dog walker with a hidden talent he developed during art therapy.  They meet by chance because of the cute dog called Vincent.  I just don't get why she had to introduce herself as Dr. Harper Higgins, just to show how disparate they are.  Is that how insecure she was?  Oh well.  I love the dog and the artwork.   When reality show producer Sophia (Chelsea Hobbs) is assigned to convince Christmas fanatic Will (Christopher Russell) to be on their holiday special,...

Two single parents stumble into the possibility of love for Christmas, only to discover that their daughters are embroiled in a nasty rivalry at school. When the rivalry gets out of control, can hope and healing lead everyone to a peaceful and merry Christmas? Written by  Reel One Entertainment Director: Christie Will Wolf (as Christie Will) Writer: Sheryl J. Anderson Bullying is a very serious matter and it shouldn't be taken lightly.  The bully here really has no excuse.  Everyone gets hurt and all of us undergo something one way or another, but the writers made it a point that at the very least we would know where she's coming from.   The girl being bullied has the bigger heart.  She doesn't necessarily have the better voice, but because she sings from the heart, it resonates to the highest heavens. It's Christmas, of course the person singing should not be an angry person, and if that person does have problems, it shouldn't show. ...