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Hallmark+ has released the premiere date and the 10 competitors for the new reality series, Finding Mr. Christmas.

Starring Jonathan Bennett with Melissa Peterman as the lead judge, Finding Mr. Christmas is a reality show where 10 men compete to be the next Hallmark Hunk. The winning man will get to star with Jessica Lowndes in a new Hallmark Christmas movie.

The competitors need to show they have what it takes, as it isn’t just about looks. Moreover, they need to be able to dance, work with dogs, be able to cut down a Christmas tree, make holiday movies, and more.

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After waiting for almost three months, Hallmark+ has finally revealed the cast of Finding Mr. Christmas. The details were shared on Thursday by Entertainment Weekly, and...

Hallmark+ has announced the premiere date and 10 competitors for Finding Mr. Christmas. This reality series where 10 men compete to become the next Hallmark Hunk. This series stars Jonathan Bennett, with Melissa Peterman as the lead judge. There are 10 men who are competing to be in a Hallmark Christmas movie with Jessica Lowndes. They need to show they have all the goods. That means dancing, chopping down a tree, working with dogs, making Christmas movies, and more. Being a Hallmark leading man takes more than just good looks!

Here are the latest details including when this series will drop.

Hallmark+ RealityTV Jonathan Bennett, Melissa Peterman – Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Hallmark Media Hallmark+ Announces Finding Mr. Christmas Cast

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