Lacey Chabert stars with the always-good Paul Greene in a fun Christmas movie about a woman (Chabert's Sara) who is a bit of a wallflower, and happy to be in the background at her work, even when her big Christmas idea is shamelessly stolen by a colleague.
Frustrated by that turn of events, Sara makes a wish to Santa, asking for the ability to speak her mind. She gets it for 48 hours, and that's where the fun begins. And, of course, there is the expected romance, with Paul Greene's Peter.
No one is going to label A Wish for Christmas as a Hallmark classic, but Lacey Chabert is great in pretty much everything she stars in for Hallmark, and same goes for Paul Greene. I enjoyed it.
Frustrated by that turn of events, Sara makes a wish to Santa, asking for the ability to speak her mind. She gets it for 48 hours, and that's where the fun begins. And, of course, there is the expected romance, with Paul Greene's Peter.
No one is going to label A Wish for Christmas as a Hallmark classic, but Lacey Chabert is great in pretty much everything she stars in for Hallmark, and same goes for Paul Greene. I enjoyed it.