Larry Levinson Productions
Spencir Bridges, Dean Cain, Marsha Clark, Jean Louisa Kelly, Mimi Kennedy, Donovan Scott, Cylan Sprayberry, Reginald VelJohnson, Alex Zubarev
This is a simple little Christmas story. Jack Green and his wife have a farm with trees and cows and beautiful scenery. His aunt runs an orphanage. She comes up with the idea of having three of the most misbehaved boys stay with them for the holidays. When they first arrive, one of the boys overhears that the couple is planning on adopting ONE of the boys. So immediately they start torpedoing each other and meanwhile, wiggling their way into the position. Time passes and calamities happen and lessons are learned, and we’re left with a Merry Christmas after all. This is not the strongest story of all the Christmas on TV movies, but it’s passable. The kids are interesting and Jack’s job is making hand made toys. He makes sure every year that no needy kid in the area goes without a toy. Now is this a great placed to live for an orphan kid or what?
Finally the boys decide to work together and figure it all out. But before it gets better, it’s going to get a lot worse.
