robert-fordntlworldcom
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I watched this on C5 last night.
Thank goodness, a new Christmas film, it made a change from the constant repeats we've been given recently.
This was a bit of a mixture, it was like any other romantic film. But, in places, it seemed a bit of a fantasy.
Like the steam train. Obviously a heritage line, but why just the heroine and the station master alone on the platform, twice?
The ghost of the landlady's husband, moving stuff about.
The brewery? Far too big to be what we were supposed to believe it was.
The "bed and breakfast" more like a castle.
The reindeer turning up unaccompanied, one complete with a bell around its neck, from where did they come?
The young star rugby player? You could tell he'd never touched a ball in his life from the clips of his training. But a nice little sub-plot romance.
However, it was a pleasant enough film and despite its faults I enjoyed it.
I was really impressed with close out song.
"It's the light of Christmas."
It suited the fantasy.
Anyone know, who was the girl singer?
A very attractive voice.
I've done a search but can find nothing.
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Thank goodness, a new Christmas film, it made a change from the constant repeats we've been given recently.
This was a bit of a mixture, it was like any other romantic film. But, in places, it seemed a bit of a fantasy.
Like the steam train. Obviously a heritage line, but why just the heroine and the station master alone on the platform, twice?
The ghost of the landlady's husband, moving stuff about.
The brewery? Far too big to be what we were supposed to believe it was.
The "bed and breakfast" more like a castle.
The reindeer turning up unaccompanied, one complete with a bell around its neck, from where did they come?
The young star rugby player? You could tell he'd never touched a ball in his life from the clips of his training. But a nice little sub-plot romance.
However, it was a pleasant enough film and despite its faults I enjoyed it.
I was really impressed with close out song.
"It's the light of Christmas."
It suited the fantasy.
Anyone know, who was the girl singer?
A very attractive voice.
I've done a search but can find nothing.
.
How did the young girl manage to play a track on an LP at 78rpm, on an antique phonograph using a steel needle in a diaphragm on a tone arm?
What happened to Terrie and the Carlas? They could have had a hit with that record.
The cardboard house? It'd have taken days to make that. Where did Sam find the time?
Still one o f my favourite Christmas films.
What happened to Terrie and the Carlas? They could have had a hit with that record.
The cardboard house? It'd have taken days to make that. Where did Sam find the time?
Still one o f my favourite Christmas films.