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The Wishing Tree (2012)
A special Christmas tree decorated with handwritten wishes helps Evan and his group of orphaned students develop a connection and a sense of family.
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A special Christmas tree decorated with handwritten wishes helps Evan and his group of orphaned students develop a connection and a sense of family.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, TV Movie, Romance
Written By:Michael J. Murray
In Theaters:11/11/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Pitchblack Pictures, Daniel H. Blatt Productions, The Movie Network, Lighthouse Pictures
Cast
Terry Ingram
Director
Jason Gedrick
Professor Evan Farnsworth
Erica Cerra
Clarissa Vance
Carrie Genzel
Amanda Breen
Richard Harmon
Andrew Breen
Amitai Marmorstein
Albert Nevins
Emmalyn Estrada
Juliet Espinoza
Teryl Rothery
Madelyn Guthrie
John Innes
Headmaster Martin Fitzsimmons
Erica Carroll
Elizabeth Scott-Farnsworth
Kurt Max Runte
Police Chief
Scott E. Miller
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