Thursday, November 16, 2017
You Can't Fight Christmas - a TV One Christmas Movie Premiere!
MOVIE REVIEW
Movie: You Can't Fight Christmas
Network: TV One
Original Air Date: December 10, 2017
(*Please Note: I have NOT previewed this new movie. Check ratings before viewing.)
CAST:
Brely Evans ... Leslie Major
Andra Fuller ... Edmund James
Persia White ... Millicent Williams
Porscha Coleman ... Belinda King
Travis Winfrey ... Kevin Boudreaux
Nathan Davis Jr. ... Thomas Wallace
Dedrick Bonner ... Darren Rollins
Matthew Jones ... Arnold Willis
Larry Poindexter ... Jasper
Richard Gant ... J. J. James
Marla Gibbs ... Beverly Lawrence
Erica Ash ... Regina Young
Ava Elise Farmer ... Brie Wallace
Nicholas Anthony Reid ... Waiter
Glen Marzillo ... Tony
Liz Jenkins ... Front Desk Attendant
PLOT:
Storyline via TV One: In You Can’t Fight Christmas the Chestertown Hotel is being all decked out for Christmas by Leslie Major, played by Brely Evans (Being Mary Jane, Born Again Virgin), who is the designer behind the Christmas magic. While decorating the hotel, Leslie finds out about the plans that Edmund James, played by Andra Fuller (Love By The 10th Date, Black Jesus), nephew of the hotel owner, and his uptight business partner and love interest Millicent (Persia White of Girlfriends fame), have to turn the old hotel into an upscale resort once Edmund inherits the hotel from his uncle. Scheming Millicent also has plans for Edmund that involve a wedding ring but Edmund may not be ready to take their partnership to the next level.
Leslie enlists her merry team of helpers to help save the hotel and in the process, shares more than a little Christmas spirit with Edmund, who hasn’t celebrated Christmas since his parents divorced around Christmastime when he was teen. Actress Marla Gibbs makes a special appearance in this holiday romance as one of the many hotel patrons who return to the homey Chesterton every Christmas season.
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it was to cliche, predictable and to much hair.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the song playing when Edmund went to Leslie’s house to apologize?
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