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Director: | Jonathan Wright |
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Writer: | Brook Durham |
Staring: |
Claire is an MI5 agent who goes undercover as the royal nanny. She must overcome the challenges of her assignment, like resisting the charms of Prince Colin, while keeping the family safe at Christmas. | |
Release Date: | Nov 12, 2022 |
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Director: | Jonathan Wright |
Writer: | Brook Durham |
Genres: | Comedy, Drama, Romance, TV Movie |
Keywords | christmas |
Production Companies | Saga Film, Leif Films |
Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 20, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Rachel Skarsten | Claire Champion |
Dan Jeannotte | Prince Colin |
Greta Scacchi | Ms. Juliet Lansbury |
Toussaint Meghie | Wallace |
Katie Sheridan | Princess Rose |
Martin Swabey | Vance |
Isabelle Wilson | Princess Elle |
Phoenix Laroche | Prince Robert |
Jarreth J. Merz | Price |
Richard Wells | Taylor |
Barbara Hellemans | Amanda Young |
Aurora Marion | Olivia Morgan |
Marcel Zadé | Michael Ford |
Robbie Nock | Prince Edward |
Jasper Box | James Wilder |
Sabrina Lopez Leonard | Charity Kiosk Staff |
Name | Job |
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Sebastiàn Moradiellos | Casting |
Russ Goozee | Director of Photography |
Jonathan Wright | Director |
Brook Durham | Writer |
Paul Whitehead | Editor |
Luminita Lungu | Costume Design |
Cédric Van Eesbeek | Production Design |
Perrine Lejeune | Production Design |
Christopher Guglick | Original Music Composer |
Name | Title |
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Leif Bristow | Executive Producer |
Borga Dorter | Executive Producer |
Agnes Bristow | Producer |
Michael A. McLaughlin | Executive Producer |
Jennifer Ritter | Producer |
Hubert Toint | Producer |
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I decided to just watch three new Hallmark holiday movies this season, and The Royal Nanny was the best of the three. It ended up where a Hallmark Christmas movie is supposed to, and it used much less icky sweetness and sugar getting there, so as not to endanger the blood sugar readings of diabetic ... viewers like my wife. It contained the usual bits of romance and humor, but resisted embedding “this is what Christmas is about” messaging as clumsily as the other two movies were loaded with. There were also elements of the spy thriller here, most notably the old “Who can you trust?” Motif. Obviously it borrows from the iconic Mary Poppins also, between the nickname “Scary Poppins” and the difficult children, but it doesn’t lean heavily upon it, just a few brief references in that direction. Greta Scacchi steals the show a bit as the nanny trainer, but everyone does a credible job, with the possible exception of an overacting villain or two. It was a fair movie and I am glad I watched it last out of the three Hallmark film.