Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
Christmas Crush (2012)
Twenty-eight-year-old Georgia is convinced the man of her dreams is "the one that got away" back in high school. When Georgia learns of her high school reunion a week before Christmas, she's ecstatic to finally have her chance to win Craig back. But as she gets to relive high school for a night, she begins to realize it might not be Craig at all who got away, but Ben, an old friend with whom she'd fallen out of touch.
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Twenty-eight-year-old Georgia is convinced the man of her dreams is "the one that got away" back in high school. When Georgia learns of her high school reunion a week before Christmas, she's ecstatic to finally have her chance to win Craig back. But as she gets to relive high school for a night, she begins to realize it might not be Craig at all who got away, but Ben, an old friend with whom she'd fallen out of touch.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Music, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Barbara Kymlicka
In Theaters:11/17/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Johnson Production Group, Lifetime
Cast
Marita Grabiak
Director
Rachel Boston
Georgia Hunt
Jonathan Bennett
Ben Oliver
Marilu Henner
Beverly Hunt
Harry Hamlin
Mr. Taylor
Sunny Mabrey
Tory
Julia Voth
Katie
Elizabeth Braun
Heather (as Elizabeth Lauren Hoffman)
Josh Crotty
Jay
Eileen April Boylan
Brook (as Eileen Boylan)
Kenny Davis
Store Owner
Stewart Scott
Fashion Designer
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