Lilley, who signed a multi-year deal with GAC Family to star in their original content, will bring Christmas early to viewers with a lineup that will include encore presentations of GAC Family’s original Christmas movies as well as first-look previews of all the new holiday films planned for their Great American Christmas 2022 programming event which will launch on Oct. 28. To get you in the mood for the holiday movie marathon on GAC Family, check out this Parade.com exclusive first look at Catering Christmas, a new Christmas movie starring MerrittPatterson and Daniel Lissing premiering later this year during the network’s Great American Christmas slate. Check out the exclusive clip and image below. In Catering Christmas, Molly Frost (Patterson) is struggling to make a go of her new catering business when she unexpectedly lands New Hampshire’s biggest event of the year, the Harrison Foundation Christmas Gala, which is to be managed this holiday by the nephew and reluctant heir to the family’s foundation, Carson Jacob Harrison (Lissing). Carson is a renowned photographer who has spent years jet-setting around the world to avoid taking over the foundation from his Aunt Jean. Molly, a hometown girl who once was the beneficiary of the foundation’s generosity, takes Carson on a journey to learn about all the good his family provides to so many. The discovery inspires Carson to use his artistic gifts to create the most heartwarming fundraiser in the history of the foundation.
GAC Family Christmas in July movies
Christmas Time Is Here
The Great Christmas Switch
A Christmas Star
Jingle Bell Princess
A Kindhearted Christmas
A Christmas Miracle for Daisy
Royally Wrapped for Christmas
Joy for Christmas
A Lot Like Christmas
Angel Falls Christmas
Much Ado About Christmas
Other movies that will be shown during the marathon include:
Debbie Macomber’s Mrs. Miracle
Debbie Macomber’s Call Me Mrs. Miracle
A Cinderella Christmas
A Match Made at Christmas
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