TV Movie Based on Debbie Macomber’S Hit Novel of the Same Name
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TV Movie Based on Debbie Macomber’s hit novel of the same name. Starring Faith Ford (Emmy nominee for Murphy Brown), Tom Kavanagh (Eli Stone) and Gil Bellows (Ally McBeal) It’s been a couple of years since Emily’s husband passed away. Difficult years for the vivacious, much- loved teacher and mother of a 21-year-old daughter. Christmas is approaching, and for Emily, it’s less a season to be jolly than a season to remember – the Christmases past, the cherished traditions, and especially the departed husband and father. Then she has a brilliant idea: on an Internet house-swapping site, she signs up for a holiday exchange – her Seattle-area home for the Boston apartment of a writer, Charles, looking for peace and quiet to finish his novel. No sooner has Emily arrived in Boston than Charles’ brother Ray barges into the flat. Emily is startled – pleasantly startled – when he turns out to be a really sweet, quiet guy, and single! While Emily and Ray spend the next days together, Charles can’t find a second of peace in Emily’shouse – especially when her friend Faith shows up hoping to surprise her. Faith ends up stranded with Charles, however, who can’t stand Faith’s chirpy good humor. But when Faith turns out to be a gifted copy editor, Charles overcomes his writer’s block and starts to see the beautiful woman right next to him. Emily, meanwhile, realizes that she can’t continue to mourn her dead husband forever – and that this year, Category TV Movie Christmas will be about new beginnings! Genre Drama Original Title Trading Christmas Directed by Michael M. Scott Teleplay by Bruce Graham itories/ 1 design: www.diewerberei.net Based on the novel by Debbie Macomber Starring Tom Cavanagh Faith Ford Gabrielle Miller Emma Lahana Andrew Francis Gil Bellows Production Credits Trade Street Productions Format two hours www.betafilm.com/tradingchristmas www.betafilm.com All rights reserved • Credits not contractual Different terr.