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A Godwink Christmas (2018)
As Christmas approaches, Paula, a St. Louis antique appraiser, reluctantly accepts a marriage proposal from her boyfriend, Daniel, a career-focused attorney. When her Aunt Jane senses she has mixed emotions over the engagement, she invites Paula to her Nantucket home. Upon her arrival, Paula plans a trip to the nearby island of Martha's Vineyard where she meets a charming inn owner.
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As Christmas approaches, Paula, a St. Louis antique appraiser, reluctantly accepts a marriage proposal from her boyfriend, Daniel, a career-focused attorney. When her Aunt Jane senses she has mixed emotions over the engagement, she invites Paula to her Nantucket home. Upon her arrival, Paula plans a trip to the nearby island of Martha's Vineyard where she meets a charming inn owner.
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Genre:TV Movie, Family, Romance
Written By:John Tinker, David Golden
In Theaters:11/17/2018
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Two 4 The Money Media, EveryWhere Studios, MarVista Entertainment
Cast
Michael Robison
Director
Kimberley Sustad
Paula Mayer
Paul Campbell
Gery Conover
Kathie Lee Gifford
Aunt Jane
Natalie Sharp
Jenn O'Brien
Giles Panton
Daniel O'Brian
Ryan Alexander McDonald
Buddy Bambrick
Dolores Drake
Dorothy Keller
Kat Ruston
Betsy Warren
Lucia Walters
Susanna Berry
Jag Bal
Kenny Singer
Kelly Richard Nelson
Robert O'Brian
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