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Christmas at Plumhill Manor (2024)
Follows Margot Stone, a powerhouse modern architect from New York City with a life as organized as a blueprint. This all changes when she is informed in the lead-up to Christmas that a great-aunt has left her a centuries-old manor home in the quaint English town of Plumhill.
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Follows Margot Stone, a powerhouse modern architect from New York City with a life as organized as a blueprint. This all changes when she is informed in the lead-up to Christmas that a great-aunt has left her a centuries-old manor home in the quaint English town of Plumhill.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Megan Henry Herzlinger, Avery Henry-Bailey
In Theaters:11/16/2024
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Narrative Pictures
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