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Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas! (2011)
Teddy Duncan's middle-class family embarks on a road trip from their home in Denver to visit Mrs. Duncans Parents, the Blankenhoopers, in Palm Springs. When they find themselves stranded between Denver and Utah, they try to hitch a ride to Las Vegas with a seemingly normal older couple in a station wagon from Roswell, New Mexico. It turns out that the couple believes they are the victims of alien abduction. The Duncan's must resort to purchasing a clunker Yugo to get to Utah, have their luggage stolen in Las Vegas, and survive a zany Christmas with Grandpa and Grandma Blankenhooper.
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Teddy Duncan's middle-class family embarks on a road trip from their home in Denver to visit Mrs. Duncans Parents, the Blankenhoopers, in Palm Springs. When they find themselves stranded between Denver and Utah, they try to hitch a ride to Las Vegas with a seemingly normal older couple in a station wagon from Roswell, New Mexico. It turns out that the couple believes they are the victims of alien abduction. The Duncan's must resort to purchasing a clunker Yugo to get to Utah, have their luggage stolen in Las Vegas, and survive a zany Christmas with Grandpa and Grandma Blankenhooper.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy, Family, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Arlene Sanford
Written By:Geoff Rodkey
In Theaters:12/2/2011
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Salty Pictures
Cast
Arlene Sanford
Director
Arlene Sanford
Director
Bridgit Mendler
Teddy Duncan
Leigh-Allyn Baker
Amy Duncan
Jason Dolley
PJ Duncan
Eric Allan Kramer
Bob Duncan
Bradley Steven Perry
Gabe Duncan
Mia Talerico
Charlie Duncan
Debra Monk
Petunia
Michael Kagan
Hank
Abbie Cobb
Jordan
Pamela Dunlap
Sue
David Wells
Stan
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