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Miss Me This Christmas (2017)
Regina and Franklin are seemingly the perfect couple, the toast of all their friends and married on Christmas Day six years ago at the famed Chesterton Hotel. At Thanksgiving, they have a huge fight and trusts are broken -- they decide to divorce. Their divorce will be final on Christmas Day. Regina decides to move in to her best friend Trish's suite at The Chesterton Hotel.
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Regina and Franklin are seemingly the perfect couple, the toast of all their friends and married on Christmas Day six years ago at the famed Chesterton Hotel. At Thanksgiving, they have a huge fight and trusts are broken -- they decide to divorce. Their divorce will be final on Christmas Day. Regina decides to move in to her best friend Trish's suite at The Chesterton Hotel.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Yvette Foy
In Theaters:11/1/2017
Box Office:
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:TV One
Cast
Kenny Young
Director
Erica Ash
Regina Young
Redaric Williams
Franklin Young
Eva Marcille
Trish McDonald
Allen Maldonado
Ulysses Danbert
Nathan Davis Jr.
Thomas Wallace
Mykel Shannon Jenkins
Chris Dunn
Christiana Leucas
Alex Palomino
Alysia Livingston
Dontrella
Persia White
Millicent
Brely Evans
Leslie Major
Travis Winfrey
Kevin
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