The Good Witch's Family (2011)
A young witch visits her cousin in a small town during a heated mayoral election race. Her kind-hearted cousin, the town’s beloved “good witch” and newlywed with two teenage step-kids, is running for office, but must keep her family from falling apart when their visitor uses her magic to put them—and the whole town—under her bitter spell.
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A young witch visits her cousin in a small town during a heated mayoral election race. Her kind-hearted cousin, the town’s beloved “good witch” and newlywed with two teenage step-kids, is running for office, but must keep her family from falling apart when their visitor uses her magic to put them—and the whole town—under her bitter spell.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Family, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:G. Ross Parker
In Theaters:10/29/2011
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Whizbang Films, Hallmark Entertainment
Cast
Craig Pryce
Director
Catherine Bell
Cassandra Nightingale
Chris Potter
Jake Russell
Catherine Disher
Martha Tinsdale
Sarah Power
Abigail Pershing
Hannah Endicott-Douglas
Lori Russell
Matthew Knight
Brandon Russell
Rhys Ward
Wes Maneri
Noah Cappe
Derek Sanders
Paul Miller
Mayor Tom Tinsdale
Craig Eldridge
Mr. Lavin
Karen Ivany
Citizen Jeannie
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