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Noël, mon boss & moi

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When her family's beloved café is slated for demolition, Annie vows to put a stop to it before Christmas.

Année

2020

Durée

1h 24m

IMDb

7.1

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Casting

Kimberley Sustad

Annie Park

Paul Campbell

William Holt

Darren Martens

Lyle

Casting

Kimberley Sustad

Annie Park

Paul Campbell

William Holt

Darren Martens

Lyle

Bruce Dawson

Gene Park

Rebecca Staab

Pat Park

Malcolm Stewart

Jim Holt

CM

Curtis Moore

Ted Starmer

Jeff Avenue

Michael

Adriana O'Neil

Gigi Starmer

CR

Cherissa Richards

Jenny Taylor

Heath Vermette

Mark Taylor

SS

Scarlett Smith

Allison Taylor

Candace Smith

Beverly

Rodrigo Beilfuss

Marco

TP

Tom Putnam

Mel

Adrian McLean

Big Eddy

Saul Elias

Christopher

Ray Strachan

Harold

Commentaires

10 commentaires

Ducla liaraOct 18, 2022

This was really enjoyable and the chemistry between the two leads is great. In fact, all of their movies so far have been great. A different sort of plot with nice touches of humor. Highly recommended.

Chocolate2694Oct 18, 2022

The dynamic duo strikes again. Tracy and Hepburn could not have done it better. I hope to see more of Sustad and Campbell in future movies. They are my top two favorites with Hallmark. And please stop putting Baby (Sustad) in the corner, she's the lead not the best friend.

Magdalene Chriss MunOct 18, 2022

Probably the Best Hallmark, Christmas Film I've viewed. Kimberley Sustad's Comedic Timing was fun. The interaction between her and Paul Campbell was fun. The Directing was instrumental in that really good timing. 56:43 was "the Look." I like how the Writers put Annie in motion to draw. William out. How William started realize what was Truly, after God, 'The Bottom Line.' Hallmark, don't be afraid to mention CHRISTmas, Jesus Christ and God.

PRISCAOct 18, 2022

I watched this movie because of Paul and Kimberly were great in the other 2 movies they did. To me, I always picture Kimberly squeezing the top of her nose and shaking her head every time Paul does some thing offhanded. Paul likes the craziness (enjoys it) and Kimberly acts like she doesn't like the craziness but she wants/needs that craziness in her life. The script was fine for a Hallmark movie but Kimberly and Paul brought it to life. If you squint your eyes at the script and pay attention to the actors, you'll enjoy this movie.

signesastrocuteOct 18, 2022

This HCM (Hallmark Christmas Movie) was a delight from the beginning and kept us glued to the tv the entire time. Not every HCM makes it beyond the 10-minute mark in this household. Great chemistry in the two leads and great humor in the story that also conspicuously avoided so many of the HCM cliches. This one will get additional viewings this year (thank you DVR!).

Miss mine llOct 18, 2022

...than anything else. Apparently Hallmark is letting the actors take a role in production on occasion, and Paul Campbell wrote the screenplay from a story that he and his co-star came up with. I'd say they did alright. It is, as other reviewers suggested, short on suspense, but that's not what Hallmark movies are. Kimberly Sustad seems to play the same part in every movie, but she has her charm. The story was a little light on sub-plots, but it's a good enough way to spend a couple hours escaping from the world during the Christmas season.

Anne_royaljourneyOct 18, 2022

This is one of the best movies i have watched this year it has just the right amount of comedy and romance a Playboy and an optimist coming together its one movie I will recommend for Everyone to see hats off to you Hallmark movies

NamchaOct 18, 2022

The best dialog of any of the Hallmark movies. Reminds me of snappy repertoire from the old classic movies. Good job writers and lead actors.

<3Oct 18, 2022

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zeb patelOct 17, 2022

Very enjoyable movie with believable actors! As an avid Hallmarkie, I did not miss the cutesy Hallmark standard encounters like the always interrupted attempts at a first kiss, starry night sky, snowball fight, gallons of cocoa, and building a snowman, which are highly overdone in most Christmas movies. A little ice-skating and hesitation before a possible kiss were the only typical nods to the Hallmark formula. Well written by the lead actors!