Broadway singer and actress Laura Osnes faces a Christmas-shop crisis and two romantic possibilities in SILVER BELLS AT CHRISTMAS, arriving this week on Great American Pure Flix and Great American Family.
“Audiences are craving stories of hope and faith, and Great American Christmas does just that,” Osnes told Woman’s World when announcing the movie earlier this year.
SILVER BELLS AT CHRISTMAS’ streaming premiere was yesterday, Thursday, Oct. 15, followed by Great American Family and GFAM+ on Saturday, Oct. 17.
Osnes plays Ginny Nolan, who wants to keep her late mother’s Christmas shop, Silver Bells, open in Comfort, Kentucky. According to the official story description, mounting repairs threaten the business, putting a very personal family legacy on the line.
Actor Ryan McPartlin plays Nick Day, an ambitious entrepreneur who arrives with an offer to buy the store. Ginny disagrees with his plans, but she also finds herself drawn to him — a complication no repair estimate can settle.
Then country music artist Chuck Wicks enters the picture as Tyler Benton, Ginny’s former musical partner and almost-first love. He returns home for a Christmas songwriting showcase, bringing old feelings back with him.
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Ginny’s decision reaches beyond romance. Nick represents a possible new direction, while Tyler shares a history with her; meanwhile, the shop keeps pulling her toward the mother and memories she wants to honor.
The musical setting gives Osnes and Wicks something else to share beyond the romantic storyline. Osnes confirmed to Woman’s World that viewers will hear singing, alongside the laughter and romance, rather than simply watch two performers play people who make music.
“It’s been the most joyful reunion, bringing this heartfelt story to life on location in Kentucky,” Osnes told the outlet.
Her castmates include actresses Julia Reilly, Tanya Christiansen and Taylor Kalupa, along with actor D.B. Sweeney. Osnes described several of them as old friends, giving her account of the production a reunion feel well before viewers get to meet their characters.
The original Great American Media announcement also identifies Osnes and McPartlin as executive producers. Producer and director Brandon Clark leads the project, with screenwriters Jessica Baughman and Taylor Bird writing the story; their credits include A LITTLE WOMEN’S CHRISTMAS.
For families who enjoy Christmas romances, the hook is easy to recognize: a treasured place needs saving, an old connection resurfaces, and a newcomer makes staying exactly the same look less simple. This time, the songwriting showcase gives the familiar setup a musical thread.
“One of the benefits of Great American Media’s success is the incredible level of talent that is now drawn to us,” Great American Media President and CEO Bill Abbott said in the April announcement.
If you missed last night’s Great American Pure Flix debut, you can catch SILVER BELLS AT CHRISTMAS this weekend.
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