“Leviticus” and Leviticus
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My Grown-Up Christmas List (2022)
Taylor, a journalist, and Luke, in the military, share a special bond that grows between them over the course of several Christmases that they spend together and apart.
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Taylor, a journalist, and Luke, in the military, share a special bond that grows between them over the course of several Christmases that they spend together and apart.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Shawn Riopelle, Bryar Freed
In Theaters:7/9/2022
Box Office:
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Johnson Production Group, Grown Up Xmas Productions
Cast
Andrew Cymek
Director
Kayla Wallace
Taylor Nichols
Kevin McGarry
Luke Malone
Lindsay Merrithew
Charlie Malone
Susan Hamann
Peggy Malone
James M. Jenkinson
Grandpa Frank
Cory Lee
Bonnie Curtis
Colton Royce
Captain Adam Kerney
Andrew Ball
Nathan
Tonjha Richardson
Barb Barrett
John Koensgen
Colonel Clay Murphy
Janet Rice
Annie Grantham
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