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She’s just opting to pivot and pursue a different career, something that AFFECTS NO ONE ELSE. And his response was to bring up her doubt about whether to continue pursuing her music. She was upset that he didn’t take the kids’ feelings into consideration and told him so. Mark’s conflict was legitimate – he was offered a promotion which involved moving again after only being in Vienna for a year. My biggest issue was the conflict itself.

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This movie even REFERENCES how wrong that is, and yet later in the movie, THEY DANCED TO SILENT NIGHT. No one hears “Silent Night,” a song about a virgin giving birth to a baby in a manger, and thinks that’s the perfect jam for a slow dance. Secondly, it should be outlawed that no one dances to Christmas carols. Additionally, I saw no quartet at the end of the movie during the concert.

And we NEVER saw her practice with them or interact with them despite being the concertmaster (or did she just want to BE a concertmaster?). Jess says that the rest of the quartet she plays with was arriving the following week. Not too much stood out for me that needed fixing.

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Feel free to download my free bingo cardsand play along! Did I Hear/See That Right? No bingo this time out, but I covered 8 spots. Image: Hallmark Crown Media Bingo Card Score for “Christmas in Vienna” They went ice skating (on real ice and on a big rink!). They went Christmas tree shopping AND decorated the tree. There was crafting (the college roommate handpaints ornaments, for one). The movie obvious had festivals galore between the market and the candle lighting – all good stuff! We had SEVERAL hot cocoa, including one held in both hands (see picture below!). The movie had plenty of tropes although not as many as I hoped. And I loved that there was no COVID restriction in place (I believe when this was filmed COVID was only just discovered in China and had not traveled elsewhere at that point) which allowed the actors to actually be near each other and truly interact up close and build that sense of intimacy. From Drew and Elliott to the three kids to the actress that played the college roommate and caretaker to the kids – they were all a good team. The entire “Christmas in Vienna” cast was great together. She co-starred with him in 2018’s “Indivisible” while Polaha played his dad in 2018’s “Run the Race.” This makes Drew and Polaha only 2 degrees apart. Six Degrees of Polaha: Sarah Drew and Kristoffer Polaha both have actor Tanner Stine in common.

She did great, and that scene made me laugh. The young actress’ name is Abigail Vollnhofer and this looks like it might have been her first movie. It was a mix of horror and fear at the thought of playing, as only can be displayed by a sub-10 year old. The girl replies, “I’M 6 years old!” Jess says something like, “Would you want to play in this room?” or “Can you imagine playing in this room?” and the little girl’s reaction was so natural and so perfect and so NOT ACTORY. In particular, the youngest of the three stole my heart in the scene where they first enter the music room and Sarah Drew’s character, Jess, talks about Mozart playing in that very room when he was only 6 years old. This was another movie where I loved the kids.

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Sarah Drew was solid and I appreciated that she figured out how to look like she was actually playing the violin versus some other actors where it’s clear that they aren’t even trying to look legit. What’s NOT to like about Brennan Elliott?! He exudes charm and you can’t help but love him. Brennan Elliott is the leading man in my all-time favorite Hallmark movie (“All of My Heart”). While there, she finds the inspiration she has been missing, and a new love in Mark, a diplomat living with his kids in Vienna. Jess ends up becoming caretaker to the kids for the week when their current au pair has some scheduling issues. Jess, a concert violinist whose heart just isn’t in it anymore, goes to Vienna for a performance. The movie was worth the wait and I enjoyed it very much. Maclain Nelson directed, having previously directed 2018’s “Small Town Christmas” (one of my faves) and 2019’s “Christmas On My Mind.” Joie Botkin once again supplied the script, having most recently been the writer behind Cranberry Christmas which just aired a couple of weeks ago. Because the film was shot around the holidays, all of those Christmas decorations that are featured in the movie were completely real! No props needed! I’m determined to go to Vienna for Christmas at least once in my life. Additional footage was taken in Bucharest, Romania. And yes, the movie was partially filmed in Vienna, Austria. It starred Sarah Drew and the ever-popular Brennan Elliott. “Christmas in Vienna,” a movie that was filmed almost a year ago in pre-COVID shutdown times, aired on November 14, 2020.