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A Holiday to Remember (1995)
Compassionate holiday romancer with Connie Sellecca as a divorced mother who takes young daughter Asia Vieira to her small South Carolina hometown in order to start a new life. Once there, Connie has trouble getting ready for Christmas as Randy Travis, her former boyfriend comes calling, and a runaway boy and social worker take up a lot of her and her daughter's attention. With Rue McClanahan, Don McManus. Based on Kathleen Creighton's "A Christmas Love.
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Compassionate holiday romancer with Connie Sellecca as a divorced mother who takes young daughter Asia Vieira to her small South Carolina hometown in order to start a new life. Once there, Connie has trouble getting ready for Christmas as Randy Travis, her former boyfriend comes calling, and a runaway boy and social worker take up a lot of her and her daughter's attention. With Rue McClanahan, Don McManus. Based on Kathleen Creighton's "A Christmas Love.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
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In Theaters:12/12/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Jud Taylor
Director
Connie Sellecca
Carolyn Giblin
Rue McClanahan
Miz Leona / Clay's Aunt
Randy Travis
Clay Traynor
Asia Vieira
Jordy Giblin
Brenda Bazinet
Eve Stevens
Kyle Fairlie
William
Benedict Campbell
Mr. Paul
Elizabeth Lennie
Deirdre
Charlotte Moore
Richard Fitzpatrick
Mr. Decker
Lili Francks
Social Services Clerk
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