Kristin Chenoweth's petite self is as gorgeous as ever! She plays Katherine a single former Broadway star turned music teacher/youth choir director who gave up a child for adoption some eighteen years prior so her child would be happy and have a better life. A high school senior volunteers for extra credit to help with the youth choir...but what was to be a one day volunteer job ends up becoming so much more when Katherine hears him sing and is impressed with his raw talent. While picking up the holiday concert wings across town she meets Greg in a ride share who turns out to be our volunteer, Danny's father. Greg is a widower and ends up needing convincing to let Danny sing in the choir, concerned that Danny will be distracted from his goal of applying for colleges...Greg is initially reluctant. This prompts Katherine to drive to their home in Connecticut, where she spends a weekend doing non-city traditional Christmas activities and convincing Greg to let Danny Sing in their Christmas concert. Greg and Katherine start to develop a believable relationship...supported by their warm friends, both his and hers.
"She's not the most subtle, but I'd be lost without her."
There was a really good supporting cast and it was nice to see people treating each other well and being in long term healthy, supportive relationships.
There were some great Christmas values put forward in this film: sacrifice, adoption, putting your child's happiness first, and being a hard-worker.
"There is danger of a little relaxing." "You know I'm not a relaxer?"
"Maybe it is meant to be."
"She's not the most subtle, but I'd be lost without her."
There was a really good supporting cast and it was nice to see people treating each other well and being in long term healthy, supportive relationships.
There were some great Christmas values put forward in this film: sacrifice, adoption, putting your child's happiness first, and being a hard-worker.
"There is danger of a little relaxing." "You know I'm not a relaxer?"
"Maybe it is meant to be."