Christmas Angel

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2009
PG
1h 27m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

1.8K

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Bruce Davison, K.C. Clyde, and Kari Hawker-Diaz in Christmas Angel (2009)

Ashley feels alone this Christmas as she searches for a job. Her neighbor, Nick, offers her a job, to be his assistant in the best work, helping others. There's one catch, she can't tell anyone that her new boss is a sort of Secret Santa.

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Ashley feels alone at Christmas as she searches for a job. Her neighbor Nick offers her a job as his assistant in the best work: helping others. There's one catch she can't tell anyone that ... Read allAshley feels alone at Christmas as she searches for a job. Her neighbor Nick offers her a job as his assistant in the best work: helping others. There's one catch she can't tell anyone that her new boss is a sort of Secret Santa.Ashley feels alone at Christmas as she searches for a job. Her neighbor Nick offers her a job as his assistant in the best work: helping others. There's one catch she can't tell anyone that her new boss is a sort of Secret Santa.

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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

1.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The diner, Spanky's, that is the setting for many of the scenes in this movie is a real diner located in Pleasant Grove, Utah. The brick building next to it is also real. The background has been added to make it appear to be in Chicago.

Goofs
The pendulum of Nick's wall clock is never swinging though time passes and you can hear the sound of the ticking clock.

Quotes
Nick Anderson: How's your interview?
Ashley Matthews: Don't ask.
Nick Anderson: Well, I already asked. I can't un-ask.

Soundtracks
Falling and Flying
Written and performed by Mindy Gledhill (BMI)
Produced by Scott Wiley
Published by Blue Morph Music (BMI)

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Featured review

6/10

Acceptable Christmas Tale

The story is rather nice and the movie could have scored higher, if it weren't for the male lead character. Davison was pretty good and Hawker did an OK job, but Clyde would better have been replaced by the dog as the male lead. It's performance was, at least, above average. Can one speak of a one dimensional character? Well, it's not even that. Both the actor and the character were virtually non-existent, noise at best. For that reason alone this movie hardly qualifies as a romance. Nice, but don't stay home for it. After this dismal performance I will probably never again take the risk to watch a movie with Clyde in it. And like Forrest Gump said: "That is all I have to say about that"