Candace Cameron Bure & Cameron Mathison to Star in New Great American Family Christmas Movie

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Two of Great American Family‘s major stars are teaming up for a new holiday movie.

TV Insider has learned exclusively that Candace Cameron Bure and Cameron Mathison will star in a new original holiday film, Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells. It will premiere in November as part of Great American Christmas 2024. The holiday event is in its fourth season.

In this upcoming film, Bure plays Gracie, who is Peachtree Inn’s perfect wedding planner and whose mantra, “No problems, only solutions waiting to be discovered,” makes blushing brides’ dreams come true. When Charlie (played by Mathison) brings his sister and future brother-in-law to their former hometown of Butler, South Carolina, expecting to create a magical Christmas Eve wedding at the Inn for Lindsay and Josh, the trio is stunned when Gracie stubbornly declines the job, saying it is not possible to pull off the perfect wedding two weeks before Christmas. Eventually, Gracie relents and agrees to plan the wedding, only to discover there are more hurdles to overcome than expected.

In addition to starring in Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells, Bure serves as an executive producer. Also executive producing the film are Holly A. Hines, Eric Jarboe, Jeffery Brooks, Ford Englerth, Gerald Webb, Paula Elle, and Trevor McWhinney. The film is produced by Mick MacKay. Supervising producers are Michael Shepard, Jonathan Shore, and Robyn Wiener. Serving as associate producers are David Oland and Trudi Thorwaldson. Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells is directed by Elle from an original screenplay written by Katie Main.

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This isn’t the first film Great American Family already has set for its Great American Christmas 2024. Others include A Vintage Christmas starring Merritt Patterson and Christopher Russell; Love at the Kettle (working title) starring Carlos PenaVega and Alexa PenaVega; and A Christmas Less Traveled starring Bure and Eric Johnson.

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    Who cares, I stopped watching them when they left Hallmark.

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  2. R

    Reader

    Love Great American Family. And especially Candice Cameron Bure. Can’t wait to see them work together again.

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  3. R

    Reader

    THANK GOD THAT CRAZY WOMAN IS OFF THE HALLMARK CHANNEL!!

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    1. R

      Reader

      You think she is crazy? Why because she is a Christian and a good moral person? Well there is a lot of other crazies out there and I am one of them. Having a relationship with Jesus is way more important than watching Hallmark or any other channel.Christmas is celebrated because of the birth of Jesus Christ so I assume you don’t celebrate Christmas. Sad you miss the most wonderful time of the year……

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    2. R

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      Just maybe it doesn’t have anything to do with her being a Christian and more about her character and what she personally stands for. Christian’s always complain about being persecuted for what they believe in, (which isn’t even remotely true) but it’s more about how many Christian’s treat others. I was always taught that God loves everyone but that’s not how most Christian’s treat anyone different than themselves.

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    Lorr9539

    I will not watch The network they're currently associated with. I find it insulting that they even use the word American In the title of their network Everybody is entitled to their opinion but to exclude people In their programming is just prejudiced, narrow minded and as Unamerican as it gets.

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  5. R

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    Sorry but I think it is way too early to be talking about Christmas anything, to include movies. It is worse enough the stores and TV start their Christmas pitches in October but this is unreal. PLEASE give we consumers a break!

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