Rachel Boston and Wes Brown will make cameos in the upcoming Hallmark Channel movie A Grand Biltmore Christmas!
The Hallmark Channel PR team has confirmed that the beloved actors will be back for the sequel after appearing in the 2023 film A Biltmore Christmas.
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The original film followed a screenwriter who is hired to write the script for the remake of a beloved holiday movie, filmed in the 1940s at the historic Biltmore House. She gets sent to the iconic location for research and ends up traveling back in time to the 1947 set of His Merry Wife.
In A Biltmore Christmas, Rachel and Wes appeared at the end of the movie as the actors starring in the remake movie. It’s unclear who they will play in the sequel!
“Having these memories and being back with this fabulous cast for A Grand Biltmore Christmas and getting to celebrate here again [is incredible.] And it’s such a great town, we’ve really enjoyed exploring,” Rachel told local Asheville news outlet WLOS.
Holland Roden and Niall Matter will star in A Grand Biltmore Christmas with Jonathan Frakes reprising his role as Winston.
Here is the official synopsis of the movie: “As Biltmore House opens for the first time on Christmas Eve 1895, 13-year-old Elizabeth and her family are holiday guests. When she notices Michael, a fellow teen caught trespassing by the staff, Elizabeth comes to his rescue by claiming to know him, much to his relief. The two share an instant connection and set out to explore Biltmore but Michael inexplicably vanishes. Twenty years later, Elizabeth is spending Christmas at Biltmore and this time, is accompanied by James, a suitor her Aunt Maysilee is keen for her to wed. When a stranger asks Elizabeth to dance at the Christmas gala, she’s shocked to discover it’s Michael. Thrilled to reunite with her friend, she throws herself into his arms. But the world around her changes in an instant when Elizabeth is transported into the modern world with Michael, a tourist from the present day who had traveled to the past 20 years prior with the help of a magical hourglass in Biltmore’s library. Now, Elizabeth and Michael must find a way to send her back to her time, while not arousing the suspicion of Michael’s mother and sister during their family vacation. As Elizabeth experiences life and Christmas in the 21st century, she and Michael become close. When the time comes for her to return to 1915, Elizabeth must decide whether she’ll resume the life that’s been chosen for her or if her heart will lead her down a new path in the present.”
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