Un Noël qui répare les blessures

Titre original : Christmas Everlasting

Téléfilm
2018
TV-PG
1h 25m

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6,3/10

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Tatyana Ali, Dennis Haysbert, Patti LaBelle, Dondré T. Whitfield, and Jaida-Iman Benjamin in Un Noël qui répare les blessures (2018)

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Holiday Romance Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA hotshot lawyer returns to her childhood home following a death in the family.A hotshot lawyer returns to her childhood home following a death in the family.A hotshot lawyer returns to her childhood home following a death in the family.

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Peter
(as Dondré Whitfield)

Dennis Haysbert

Uncle Barney

Patti LaBelle

Mrs. Swinson

Amanda Brooks

Daphne

Alyshia Ochse

Celia

Shi Ne Nielson

Rinda

Jaida-Iman Benjamin

Maeve
(as Jaida Iman Benjamin)

Richard Garner

Brianna Butler

Lucy (18)

Brittany Guess

Alice

Kelly Collins Lintz

Carla

Paul Rolfes

Ed
(as Paul Roles)

Zoë Calloway

Lucy (K)
(as Zoe Calloway)

Selah Kimbro Jones

Alice (K)

Greyson Chadwick

Karen

John Schmedes

Mr. McHenry

Byron Johnson

Peter (18)
(as Byron R. Johnson II)

Histoire

Modifier

Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
In "The Second Sister", the 2015 novel that Christmas Everlasting is based on, Lucy is a seasoned political campaigner rather than a corporate lawyer.

Gaffes
When they put on Nat King Cole to decorate the tree, the label is clearly RCA, and he only recorded on Capitol. Also, after part of only one song the album is over.

Connexions
References La guerre des étoiles (1977)

Bandes originales
Caroling, Caroling
Written by Alfred Burt and Wihla Hutson
Published by Hollis Music Inc (BMI)
Performed by Nat 'King' Cole
Courtesy of Capitol Records

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Commentaire en vedette

9/10

FINALLY!!!

Hallmark has some black characters in lead roles. And the music is much better than every other Hallmark movie I have seen this season. Why in the world would I want to subscribe to the new Hallmark station and listen to it all of the time.? However, it is still a story for and about rich people. Hallmark use to do Hall of Fame movies about regular people. They were much better movies. What happened?