Returns an array of hallmarks New holiday movies every year — but some of their best festival photos are actually from the past.
distributing Seasonal content since 2001The network is known for keeping its viewers laughing until Christmas Day or finding a story that will even tug at Scrooge's heartstrings. But beyond the heartwarming romance, the wish fulfillment and stunning backdrops are Hallmark's returning stars, many of whom have been around for a decade or more.
Paul Campbell In 2014 he made his Hallmark movie debut Window WonderlandA strange rivalry to lovers romance in which he played the opposite Chailer Lt. Even then, the actor knew the film — and the network — was something special.
"(Window Wonderland) is about love at its core. It's a great love story but it's not a happy one,” he explained. "It's fun, and it's funny and it's fast and it's snappy. It's really well-written (with) good dialogue but it has the happy ending you want at the end of the day when you watch a Christmas movie. It's a feel-good movie. You want to watch. That everyone gets what they want in the end. And spoiler alert: they do!"
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Hallmark movies just keep getting better, but don't let the iconic films of the holiday past be forgotten. Keep scrolling for five throwback films you need to rewatch this season:
'Hit for the Holidays'
Staring: Joey Lawrence, Emily Hampshire, Marilou Henner
year: 2012
the vibe: Laughing all the way
Why you should (re)watch it: Rob Marino (Joey Lawrence) has a real pickle; He breaks up with his girlfriend before Thanksgiving with his dying grandmother (The Paula Show) want to see her happy and in love. In an age of ever-advancing technology, Rob finds a solution on an online dating website where he and stranger Julie (Emily Hampshire) agree to fake an affair to keep their families happy during the holidays. Hijinks ensue.
There really is a lot to love about this hilarious film, from Lawrence and Hampshire's natural relationship to the classic fake-to-real dating tropes beloved by Hallmark fans. better yet, Hitched for the holidays Revolving around Christmas and Hanukkah, introducing different traditions and celebrations for all to enjoy.
'Christmas Secret'
Staring: Bethany Joy Lenz, John Reardon
year: 2014
the vibe: Holidays are heartwarming
Why you should (re)watch it: Who doesn't love a little magic during the holidays? This heartwarming Hallmark flick stars Bethany Joy Lenz Christine, as a struggling single mother who's down on her luck: she's just been fired from her job, is being threatened with eviction, and her slimy ex-husband is taking her to court for custody of their children. Think it can't get any worse? Wrong. Christine has also just lost a valuable family heirloom that was passed down from her father when she was young.
As she picks up the pieces of her life, she meets stranger - and bakery owner - Jason (John Reardon), with whom she shares an unlikely connection. With her newfound family, Christine's fortunes for Christmas slowly begin to change.
Lenz has never made a Christmas movie that wasn't worth watching, but he gives a particularly stunning performance in this story about love, hope, and the importance of leading with kindness even in the toughest of situations. Break out the tissues, because this is a tearjerker.
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'Window Wonderland'
Staring: Paul Campbell, Chyler Leigh
year: 2013
the vibe: Laughing all the way
Why you need a (re)clock: Two quick-witted rivals realize that the reason there is so much tension between them is that they are actually in love? That's exactly what Hallmark does Winter wonderlandwhich follows department store decorators Sloane (Leigh) and Jack (Campbell) as they vie for their dream job of decorating McGuire's store windows for Christmas. But, as the competition heats up, so does their attraction to each other - making their rivalry even more complicated.
Winter wonderland It has it all: witty dialogue, an all-star cast, an impressive budget and fantastic chemistry between its two leads. Bonus? The film serves up the iconic intimacy trope when Sloan and Jack lock themselves inside McGuire and are forced to spend the night together.
'Christmas Cottage'
Staring: Merritt Patterson, Steve Lund
year: 2017
the vibe: Baby, cozy inside
Why you should (re)watch it: Nothing screams holiday, like a magical Christmas cottage to bring you all your happiness. In Christmas CottageLacey (Merritt Patterson) takes a break from his busy life As an architect Serving as her best friend's maid of honor at her winter wedding. His biggest responsibility? Adorn the Bride (Brittany Wilson) is a family cottage so it is ready for the newlyweds to stay after the ceremony.
Apparently, Lacey can not decorate alone! She is forced to work with her ex-boyfriend Ion (Steve Lund), who would be just so married. Legend has it that "only those who stay here at Christmas find true love," which both Lacey and Ian believe — even if they don't say it out loud. When the pair get stuck at the cottage before the wedding, they are forced to see if their feelings for each other remain.
If you've never seen this Hallmark hit, get ready for cozy vibes, lots of Christmas decorations, and a surprisingly grown-up breakup scene — spoiler: Lacey isn't alone when she arrives at the cottage! If this movie doesn't make you want to escape to the mountains and rent a cabin for the holidays, we don't know what will
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'Christmas On My Mind'
Staring: Ashley Greene, Andrew Walker
year: 2019
the vibe: Not all quiet — but all bright
Why you should (re)watch it: Amnesia, a wedding dress and a romance with Andrew Walker — ugh, we mean, Jack Callahan, played by Walker — three reasons to revisit this classic. Christmas on my mind Following Lucy Lovett (Ashley Greene) she bumps her head while holding a wedding gown. When she wakes up, she goes to see her fiancé Zach, only they're not engaged. Actually, they broke up two years ago, but Lucy doesn't remember a thing.
Zach is a good guy, or so he seems, so he helps Lucy move into her new fancy house and awkwardly meets her new fiancé, Brad (Clayton James) Lucy, however, doesn't understand why she would break up with Jack, so at the doctor's behest, she returns to their town to celebrate the holidays and try to rekindle his memories. Let's just say, Lucy isn't what she thought the moment her memories came back.
Although there is a bit of cheating on Zach's part in this movie, we can't help but love the make-believe lovers storyline. Lucy and Zach are perfect for each other - so who are we to judge how they get back together? Beyond the romance of dreams, movie scenes, seaside Christmas trees and snowman-building contests return us year after year.
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