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The Christmas Cup (2025)
After an injury, Staff Sergeant Kelly Brandt returns home for the holidays and her family pushes her to get involved in the annual Christmas Cup against the rival town; with that, she teams up with Fire Captain Quinn Stokley.
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After an injury, Staff Sergeant Kelly Brandt returns home for the holidays and her family pushes her to get involved in the annual Christmas Cup against the rival town; with that, she teams up with Fire Captain Quinn Stokley.
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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
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In Theaters:11/30/2025
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Runtime:84 minutes
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Cast
Robin Dunne
Director
Rhiannon Fish
Staff Sergeant Kelly Brandt
Ben Rosenbaum
Fire Captain Quinn Stokley
Natasha Burnett
Bree Russell
Michael Teigen
Mickey Brandt
Tetiana Ostapowych
Mayor Sheila Steele
Harlow Robbins
Kip Brandt
Roark Critchlow
Mayor James Brandt
Farrah Hahn
Penelope Olive Steele
Jonas Janz
Duke Davis
Jaeda Lily Miller
Starla
Dayleigh Nelson
Firefighter Banks
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