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Promotional Feature with Christmas24 Don’t miss the exclusive premieres of A Heavenly Christmas, Home For Christmay Day and lots lots more top films in the build up to the festive season, only on Christmas24

Tune into Christmas24, in the build up to to this Christmas to enjoy heart-warming films all day every day... available on Sky 327, Virgin 419 and BT 513. Here's what's in store for 21-27 October...

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A Heavenly Christmas- PREMIERE

Christmas 24 3.00pm, Saturday

A Heavenly Christmas

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Launching Christmas24 for the festive season is this wonderful romantic drama starring Hollywood legend Shirley MacLaine and Sex and the City’s Kristin Davis. Busy with her career, Eve (Davis) thinks there’s plenty of time to do everything she wants in life and find love. But she gets a big wake-up call when, in snowy Chicago, she slips, bumps her head – and ends up in Heaven. There, her guardian angel Pearl (MacLaine) has a mission for Eve. She must become a Christmas angel for a little girl, Lauren (Jaeda Lily Miller), who’s desperate for her guardian Max (Eric McCormack) to be happy. Problem is, Eve’s had a run-in with Max and she’s given just a week to sort out their lives – and maybe her own… MacLaine is delightfully funny in this festive feelgood story. (2016; Cert PG).

Home for Christmas Day

Christmas24 5.00pm, Saturday

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In a heartfelt, well-plotted festive drama that will ring true for all parents with nearly grown children, Catherine Bell stars as widow Jane. Her military huband was killed in action, so she’s become protective towards her daughter, Betsy (Matreya Fedor). Now she’s preparing to go to college and Jane thinks she’s going to be staying close to home. However, Betsy has secretly applied to study away from their small town – and then she falls for a soldier… Jane can’t stand the idea that her daugher will go through all the pain she did but, as Christmas approaches, will Betsy be able to tell her mum the truth? And will Jane realise that she has to let her daughter grow up and her past go and give love a chance with nice guy diner owner Jackson. (2017; Cert PG).

Hearts of Christmas - PREMIERE

Christmas24 7.00pm, Saturday

Hearts of Christmas

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Neonatal intensive care nurse Jenny (Emilie Ullerup) is planning her colleagues’ Christmas party, but budget cuts force her supervisor into early retirement and Jenny to take on cost-cutting manager Matt (Kristoffer Polaha). Naturally, after their initial clashes, Jenny and Matt fall for each other as Christmas works its magic spell. (2016; Cert PG).

Ice Sculpture Christmas

Christmas24 3.00pm, Sunday

Ice Sculpture Christmas

Trainee chef Callie (Rachel Boston) is working at a country club and meets her old childhood friend David (David Alpay). He enters her in the club’s annual $10,000 ice-sculpting competition – but Callie’s demanding boss is the champion. As they plan the sculpture, Callie and David’s relationship hots up in this cheery yuletide treat. (2015; Cert PG).

A Christmas to Remember

Christmas24 5.00pm, Sunday

A Christmas to Remember

In this fun festive frolic, busy TV host Jenny (Mira Sorvino) decides to have a Christmas de-stress at a mountain spa. But on the way she crashes her car and wakes up with amnesia. Vet and widowed dad John (Cameron Mathison) rescues her and, as she bonds with John and his family, Jenny is in for a Christmas she’ll never forget. (2016; Cert PG).

My Christmas Dream

Christmas24 7.00pm, Sunday

My Christmas Dream

Store manager Christina (Danica McKellar) has her heart set on a promotion to Paris, but first has to come up with an amazing Christmas window display. Enlisting the help of single dad Kurt (David Haydn-Jones), Christina’s dream could come true – if she still wants it… With appealing stars, this festive feast is a charmer. (2016; Cert PG).

David Hollingsworth
Editor

David is the What To Watch Editor and has over 20 years of experience in television journalism. He is currently writing about the latest television and film news for What To Watch.


Before working for What To Watch, David spent many years working for TV Times magazine, interviewing some of television's most famous stars including Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland, singer Lionel Richie and wildlife legend Sir David Attenborough. 


David started out as a writer for TV Times before becoming the title's deputy features editor and then features editor. During his time on TV Times, David also helped run the annual TV Times Awards. David is a huge Death in Paradise fan, although he's still failed to solve a case before the show's detective! He also loves James Bond and controversially thinks that Timothy Dalton was an excellent 007.


Other than watching and writing about telly, David loves playing cricket, going to the cinema, trying to improve his tennis and chasing about after his kids!