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Picture Perfect Royal Christmas (2020)
Amanda is the assistant to a famous photographer. Her boss receives an invitation to photograph the Christmas festivities in the kingdom of Pantrea and Amanda goes posing as her. She will soon fall for Prince Leopold, despite not being a royalty.
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Amanda is the assistant to a famous photographer. Her boss receives an invitation to photograph the Christmas festivities in the kingdom of Pantrea and Amanda goes posing as her. She will soon fall for Prince Leopold, despite not being a royalty.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Rolfe Kanefsky, Regina Luvitt
In Theaters:12/1/2020
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:UFO International Productions, Free Dolphin Productions, BUFO
Cast
Todor Chapkanov
Director
Roxanne McKee
Amanda Eastman
David Witts
Prince Leopold
Sophie Ward
Queen Gloriana
Sophie Vavasseur
Duchess Catherine
James Weber Brown
King Buckley
Yana Marinova
Beatrice Bitterly
Manal El-Feitury
Sunny Simone
Atanas Srebrev
Stanley Bishop
Robert Kelly
Henry
Roxanne Phillip Roth
Wendy
Tamar Weisert
Townie
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