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Christmas Comes Twice (2020)
When Cheryl visits the Christmas carnival in her hometown, she gets a second chance in life when she is transported to Christmas five years in the past.
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When Cheryl visits the Christmas carnival in her hometown, she gets a second chance in life when she is transported to Christmas five years in the past.
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Genre:Romance, TV Movie, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Gregg Rossen, Brian Sawyer
In Theaters:12/13/2020
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Front Street Pictures, Carnival Road Productions, Stephanie Germain Productions
Cast
Michael M. Scott
Director
Tamera Mowry-Housley
Cheryl Jenkins
Michael Xavier
George Campbell
Brendon Zub
Terrence Fletcher
Sheryl Lee Ralph
Ms. Nelson
Zarrin Darnell-Martin
Trish Jenkins
Benjamin Wilkinson
Dr. Phillips
Lanie McAuley
Janice
P. Lynn Johnson
Jeanette Jenkins
Bobby Stewart
Robert Jenkins
Deborah Finkel
Senator Jane Mullins
Novah Lynn Foley
Josie
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