Holiday movie season is the most delightful time of the year. What better way to spend an evening when the days grow shorter and the temperature drops than cuddling up with loved ones and sharing some warm-hearted jokes? At Best. Everest Christmas! Carols and good joy are provided by Heather Graham and Brandy Norwood, also known as Brandy, the actor and artist! In this Christmas comedy, two lifelong rivals are brought back together by chance during the festive season. Every Christmas, Jackie (Brandy) writes Charlotte (Graham), an old college acquaintance, a pompous holiday newsletter that makes her feel like a lump of coal. However, Charlotte takes advantage of the chance to demonstrate that her old friend’s life cannot be possible when she shows up on Jackie’s snow-covered doorstep a few days before Christmas.
Will the two put their differences aside and celebrate the holidays together? Director Mary Lambert informs Tudum, “It’s not as easy as it seems, though.” And in my opinion, the film makes an attempt to convey that. In all of this chaos, let’s find something to giggle about.
As Jackie Jennings, a compassionate and wonderfully loving person, Brandy shines. A few days before Christmas, she unintentionally invites her college pals Rob Sanders (Jason Biggs) and Charlotte Graham (Graham) to stay at her house. Charlotte must now find a way to set aside her nuanced feelings for Jackie and embrace the festive season.
Lambert, who previously directed A Castle for Christmas, says she thought it was great that two strong women drove the plot and that, in real life, Brandy and Graham were a great match. Because of how unlike their roles are in the film, she claims, “it was really a lot of fun.”
When working with Graham, Brandy says to Tudum, “We hit it off straight immediately.” “I adored Heather’s enthusiasm. I could really be myself and I felt so at ease. Between us, it was something genuine and true.
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Charlotte was hesitant despite the Sanders family being well-prepared for the holidays across the entire house five days before to Christmas.
Our narrative starts with Charlotte feeling a little bit like a Grinch after receiving a holiday newsletter from her college buddy Jackie. After all, Charlotte’s family is struggling financially, and she is forced to work at a job she dislikes. Jackie, meantime, is relishing an early retirement with her devoted spouse and very intelligent kids after selling her aircraft business for millions of dollars.
