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Released
2014 · FILM

Marry Us for Christmas

Directed by
Drew Powell
Written by
Rhonda Baraka
Runtime
90 min
ComedyTV Movie

Synopsis

In the sequel to the UP Original Movie *Marry Me For Christmas*, it is a year since Marci and Blair declared their love and decided to get married. As the wedding date nears, Marci becomes so engrossed in work that she has not had time to plan the event. Matters grow more complicated when she is forced to collaborate with Adam, her former assistant and ex-fiancé, to secure a project she has been pursuing—a detail she has not revealed to Blair. Unbeknownst to Marci, Blair also has a secret. After years of providing pro bono services to underfunded clients, he is now facing financial difficulties and may have to accept a job offer from his longtime rival, Preston, Marci's manipulative cousin. Meanwhile, Marci's mother, Stephanie, is making her own bold moves with Antonio, her attractive salsa instructor, who is clearly infatuated with her and is about 20 years her junior. The question remains: will there be a wedding this Christmas, and if so, whose will it be?

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Principal cast & crew: 20

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Edited by Dante WyattShot by George SuScored by Adam LindquistDesigned by Matthew Petersen

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