What starts off as a story assignment in a small town turns into a life-alternating experience in Lifetime’s Christmas Movie Magic. Holly Deveaux and Drew Seeley star as folks from opposite worlds brought together by a classic Christmas movie.
You can first settle in and watch Christmas Movie Magic on Tuesday, December 7th at 8/7c exclusively on the Lifetime Channel.
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How to Watch Christmas Movie Magic
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Christmas Movie Magic Preview
Lifetime’s Christmas Movie Magic has this official synopsis. “When entertainment writer Alli Blakeman (Holly Deveaux) is assigned a story covering the anniversary of a classic Christmas movie in the small town where it was filmed, she agrees on the condition that it could lead to a big promotion. When she meets a local theatre owner Brad (Drew Seeley), they unravel the mysterious origins of the movie”s signature song and Alli learns that movie magic isn’t always just on-screen.”
