Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJulie (Jonna Walsh) and Rick (Nick Ballard) fall in love despite being on opposite sides of feuding Christmas-tree-farm families.Julie (Jonna Walsh) and Rick (Nick Ballard) fall in love despite being on opposite sides of feuding Christmas-tree-farm families.Julie (Jonna Walsh) and Rick (Nick Ballard) fall in love despite being on opposite sides of feuding Christmas-tree-farm families.
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- Casting principal
- Background Actor
- (as Steve Breton)
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This is a very rudimentary film from start to finish. It's about two families. One family has the last name of Spruce. The other family with the last name of Pine. These two families have had an old rivalry going back decades. They are at odds with one another, yet they live on adjacent properties. The whole town is aware of this unsettled dispute of some sort between the families. This sort of movie has been done many times. Inevitably one child of a family falls in love with a child of the other family, and they are under a lot of pressure to break up due to old grudges. Some films have displayed this theme in an entertaining and fun way, this one is not so fun.
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- AnecdotesDowntown scenes that were filmed in Ayer, Massachusetts include locations such as Union Coffee Roasters, D.J. Hussey Farm and Mistletoe Christmas Tree Farm.
- GaffesWhen Rick Spruce writes in his note pad. "Stay away from the Pines" He actually wrote "Stay away from the Pins". Later when Julie Pine steals the note pad and reads "Stay away from the Pines," is spelled correctly.
- Citations
Julie Pine: Well, this is a Christmas tradition that every tree farmer should know.
[Julie opens a canister]
Rick Spruce: Are those pine needles?
Julie Pine: Yup.
Rick Spruce: You put those in the tea?
Julie Pine: They are the tea.
[Julie prepares the drink]
Julie Pine: My Mom would make this for us every winter. Here you go.
Rick Spruce: Thank you.
[Rick hesitates]
Julie Pine: Go on.
[Rick takes a sip]
Julie Pine: What do you think?
Rick Spruce: It's like Christmas in a cup.
Julie Pine: Cheers.
Rick Spruce: Cheers.
- Bandes originalesO Tannenbaum
Traditional
Performed by The Jollybeans
Courtesy of Ed Grenga Music Publishing Co.