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A renowned romance novelist becomes involved in a love triangle between her childhood crush and a reporter. | dG1fd29ZVEJxNTVhVDQ
Transcript
00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:02 I'm totally putting this in the book.
00:04 This is gold.
00:05 "Must Love Christmas," it's about a frustrated Christmas
00:09 novel writer who goes to a small town
00:11 to shake up her creative process.
00:13 And she ends up reconnecting with her old high school crush.
00:15 I don't know what we would have done
00:16 if you hadn't come along.
00:18 I guess we both got lucky.
00:20 They grew up together.
00:22 And according to Caleb, she's the one that got away.
00:25 Old crush rescued from a snowbank.
00:28 I mean, it sounds like something for one
00:30 of the stories she writes.
00:31 Nick is a very aggressive journalist who wants
00:34 an interview with Natalie.
00:35 So he crashes her book signing.
00:38 Blizzards and hilarity ensue.
00:39 We both end up at the same bed and breakfast.
00:41 They start to become friends, and as it is in these movies,
00:44 maybe even more.
00:45 Who knows?
00:46 This might be the start of a Christmas
00:48 romance of the queen's own.
00:50 I've watched these movies growing up,
00:51 and I haven't seen anyone that looked like me.
00:54 It's super exciting to think of kids
00:55 who feel different or not seen.
00:57 To think of those kids seeing this and seeing themselves.
01:00 It's super exciting for me to be a part of that.
01:03 I'm ready to meet the public.
01:05 You're a dork.
01:05 You know that?
01:06 Yeah.
01:06 This is a refreshing take on the love of Christmas tropes.
01:10 I think they're going to love "Must Love Christmas"
01:12 because it's a fun, romantic comedy.
01:14 And then the male leads are--
01:17 I mean--
01:17 Who doesn't love a little bit of romance
01:20 around the holiday season?
01:22 (upbeat music)
01:25 (upbeat music)