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Lifetime is premiering a new Christmas movie from “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” series. The newest movie is called The Magical Christmas Shoes. Read on to learn more about the movie, how to watch it on TV and online, and meet the cast.
How To Watch ‘The Magical Christmas Shoes’ on TV or Online
Magical Christmas Shoes premieres Friday, November 22, 2019, at 8 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Central/8 p.m. Pacific.
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The synopsis for tonight’s movie reads: “A pair of magical shoes step into Kayla Hummel’s (Karpluk) holiday season, allowing her to rediscover her Christmas spirit and find love too. Magical Christmas Shoes is produced by Chesler/Perlmutter Productions.”
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‘The Magical Christmas Shoes’ Was Filmed in Canada in August
The Magical Christmas Shoes had to use a lot of magic to get that Christmas feeling. The movie was filmed in Cambridge, Ontario in August, Kitchener Today shared.
🎬 More camera crews are headed to #cbridge! Filming for a Christmas movie will take place Aug. 10-12 & 15 on Ainslie St. N between Thorne & Dickson. Intermittent traffic stoppages may occur. Details: t.co/IsZS01A8L3
Production included Ainslie Street North, with some scenes at Reid’s Chocolate, Candy and Nut Shop. Another location was a home on Blenheim Road.
Here’s their post during filming:
The areas were decorated with artificial snow banks and lots of holiday lights, Kitchener reported.
The Cast for ‘The Magical Christmas Shoes’
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Erin Karpluk stars as Kayla Hummel. Her credits include Slasher (Heather/Kaili for 10 episodes), Holly Hobbie (Katherine, 16 episodes), Concrete Evidence, Framed for Murder, Rookie Blue (Juliet), Riftworld Chronicles (Kim), Saving Hope (Sonja), Delete, Supernatural, Being Erica (Erica for 54 episodes), Christmas Lodge, Life Unexpected (Alice), Flashpoint, Bionic Woman, Godiva’s (Kate for 19 episodes), Battlestar Galactica, Glory Days (Cal), and more.
Damon Runyan also stars. His credits include Star Trek: Discovery (Ujilli), My Mother’s Killer Boyfriend, Anon, Very Very Valentine, Christmas Festival of Ice, Sound of Christmas, Gangland Undercover (Charles), Prisoner X, Haven, The Husband She Met Online, Nikita, Degrassi: The Next Generation (Coach Carson), and more.
Drew Nelson stars as Mark. His credits include When Hope Calls (Daniel), Diggstown, My Mother’s Killer Boyfriend, Fahrenheit 451, The Girlfriend Experience (Matt Cusick), People of Earth (Kurt), The Strain (Matt Sayles), Total Drama All Stars (Duncan/voice), InSecurity, Flashpoint, Lost Girl, Girlstuff/Boystuff (Jason), and much more.
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