Noël en héritage

Titre original : Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane

Téléfilm
2018
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1h 40min

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Alicia Witt and Colin Ferguson in Noël en héritage (2018)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEmma returns home to celebrate Christmas for the last time with her siblings in the house they grew up in. After their parents' recent passing, the siblings reluctantly agree to sell the fam... Tout lireEmma returns home to celebrate Christmas for the last time with her siblings in the house they grew up in. After their parents' recent passing, the siblings reluctantly agree to sell the family home on Honeysuckle Lane.Emma returns home to celebrate Christmas for the last time with her siblings in the house they grew up in. After their parents' recent passing, the siblings reluctantly agree to sell the family home on Honeysuckle Lane.

Réalisation
- Maggie Greenwald
Scénario
- Mary Beth McDonough
- Caitlin D. Fryers
Casting principal

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6,2/10

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Réalisation
- Maggie Greenwald
Scénario
- Mary Beth McDonough
- Caitlin D. Fryers
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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6rightisright

Better than usual Alicia Witt movie.

The last few years Hallmark has wasted Alicia Witt in some pretty poorly done Christmas movies. Luckily this year, they've put her in a more emotional and satisfying movie. Laura Leighton is an always welcome surprise in these movies too. If only someone had taken the time to brush Alicia's hair. She's too pretty to have a rat's nest on her head.

7phd_travel

More poignant than the usual Hallmark movie

A woman (Alicia Witt) returns home after her parents died to celebrate with her sister (Laura Leighton) and brother. She meets an antiques store owner (Colin Ferguson) who helps her settle and value the contents of the house. At least it's a different story than the typical Christmas movie.

5rossmcfarlen

Run-of-the-millish BUT worth watching...

The story is average, but the two leads have an on-screen spark which makes this flick engaging.

What most impressed me was the beautiful house (where the story is mainly staged); and the overall Christmas decor/snow-laden setting (beautiful interiors with many trees & lights) which is sophisticated and understated - without an inflatable Snowman/Santa-Claus in sight.

Very pretty to look at - I've scored 7/10 for festive charm alone.

7Jackbv123

Remembering

This is a story about returning home after a long absence and remember those we love and finding out that reality is a little different.

Alicia Witt and Colin Ferguson are excellent together even though the story is more than just their relationship.

The makeup and hair were horrible. I don't understand how it could be so bad. Alicia's hair is often a mess. Colin frequently has a five-o'clock-shadow even early in the story's day. Actors have shiny noses.

Kirpianuscus

good state

I like it ! For house, letters, ornaments of Christmas tree, for supporting actors and for the connection with past. In rest, it is only a Hallmark Christmas film, not impressive but nice , not memorable but sweet, the chemistry between the main character being, in nice manner, replaced , by a fair complementarity, working not just bad. The soft confusions as obstacles against relation are a good point. The result, beautiful , first for the flavors of a lost time and family spirit.

Anecdotes
Filmed in the historic part of Wethersfield, CT, a suburb of Hartford.

Gaffes
Correction to the revealing mistake above. In the beginning Emma is driving her own car to the airport to travel to her home town. Her sister met her at the airport and it was a different car (presumably a rental) in the second scene.

Bandes originales
Christmas Miracle
Words and Music by Alicia Witt (SESAC)
Performed by Alicia Witt
Published by Witty Ditties
Courtesy of Alicia Witt Music