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| Director: | James Hayman | 
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| Writer: | Blake Harris, Aaron Mendelsohn | 
| Staring: | 
| In an attempt to win back her ex-boyfriend Jack on Christmas Eve, Kate ends up ruining her blind date with Miles, a handsome guy she's been set up with. In a strange twist of fate, Kate is magically given the chance to re-live Christmas Eve twelve times! | |
| Release Date: | Dec 11, 2011 | 
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| Director: | James Hayman | 
| Writer: | Blake Harris, Aaron Mendelsohn | 
| Genres: | Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, TV Movie | 
| Keywords | new york city, christmas party, blind date, time loop, falling in love, dead mother, advertising, dog, ex-boyfriend ex-girlfriend relationship, landscape architect, christmas, do over, christmas eve, hockey player | 
| Production Companies | Hop, Skip and Jump Productions, Princessa Productions, Frank von Zerneck Films, ABC Family Worldwide | 
| Box Office | Revenue: $0 Budget: $0 | 
| Updates | Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 | 
| Name | Character | 
|---|---|
| Amy Smart | Kate Stanton | 
| Mark-Paul Gosselaar | Miles Dufine | 
| Benjamin Ayres | Jack Evans | 
| Peter MacNeill | Mike Stanton | 
| Mary Long | Sally Stanton | 
| Jayne Eastwood | Margine Frumkin | 
| Laura Miyata | Miyoko | 
| Cherisse Woonsam | Leigh | 
| Joe MacLeod | Toby Brown | 
| Richard Fitzpatrick | Jim | 
| Paul Beer | Rich | 
| Stephan James | Michael | 
| Alexander De Jordy | Peterson | 
| Jennifer Kydd | Nancy | 
| Martin Roach | Dr. Kirschner | 
| Audrey Dwyer | Milk Maid Salesgirl | 
| Shant Srabian | Security Guard | 
| Riley Gilchrist | Hoarder Hazmat Guy | 
| Esther Jaciuk | Caroler | 
| Michelle Piller | Caroler | 
| Andrea Lyons | Caroler | 
| Tara Baxendale | Caroler | 
| Sedina Fiati | Caroler | 
| Vijay Mehta | Ad Man (uncredited) | 
| Name | Job | 
|---|---|
| James Hayman | Director | 
| Greg Copeland | Production Manager | 
| Janet Brownell | Teleplay | 
| Blake Harris | Story | 
| Derick V. Underschultz | Director of Photography | 
| Brett Greenstein | Casting | 
| Collin Daniel | Casting | 
| Karen Bromley | Production Design | 
| Kim McQuiston | Art Direction | 
| Cathy Shibley | Hair Department Head | 
| Sandra Wheatle | Makeup Department Head | 
| Brian Harman | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Mark Friedgen | Supervising Sound Editor | 
| Tamara Johnson | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Scot J. Kelly | Editor | 
| Jaro Dick | Set Decoration | 
| Kevin Valentine | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Tim Terusa | Dialogue Editor | 
| Kelly Wright | Sound Mixer | 
| Beau Parsons | Visual Effects Coordinator | 
| Michael Galbraith | Gaffer | 
| John Medland | Still Photographer | 
| Shane B. Scott | Script Supervisor | 
| Alexandra Nickson | Music Supervisor | 
| Richard Black | Second Assistant Director | 
| Diane Kerbel | Location Casting | 
| Max MacDonald | First Assistant Art Direction | 
| Zachary Vero | Construction Coordinator | 
| M. O'Connor | Key Grip | 
| Vic Rigler | Property Master | 
| Catherine Ashton | Costume Designer | 
| Keith Large | Location Manager | 
| Susan R. Jones | Production Coordinator | 
| Kitty Spiropoulos | Production Accountant | 
| Adam Lambert | Post Production Supervisor | 
| Joy Ealy | ADR Voice Casting | 
| Lisa A. Arpino | Music Editor | 
| Matthew Tishler | Additional Music | 
| Felix Gray | First Assistant Director | 
| Aaron Mendelsohn | Teleplay, Story | 
| Penny Harold | Sound Effects Editor | 
| Shelley Cook | Stunt Coordinator | 
| Danny Lux | Original Music Composer | 
| Name | Title | 
|---|---|
| Salli Newman | Producer | 
| Beth Miller | Executive Producer | 
| Blake Harris | Co-Producer | 
| Frank von Zerneck | Executive Producer | 
| Organization | Category | Person | 
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Really Good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. This is about as close as I can find to a gender flipped "Groundhog's Day", granted it's not as good as Bill Murray, but Amy Smart carries this movie really well, even with Mark-Paul Gosselaar giving a great performance, there is only so mu ... ch you can do with an opposing romance role if you're not in most of the scenes. We get to see a great growth of character, exploration of herself and her world as she repeats days, looking for a way out. The message is a little blatant, "Get over the ex", but the reality of struggling with such a thing is exampled plenty well, and surprisingly similar to "While You Were Sleeping" is very much about togetherness and family (born to or made), especially around the holidays. This is a fun holiday time-shift loop to add to your marathon of time-loop movies.
Just when I think Inhave seen all of the “Groundhog Day” movie clones, I stumble over another one. And this one has been around for a while, but surfaced when we were cruising holiday films on Prime Video. The script isn’t at all daring or memorable, and I don’t recall many laugh out loud moments ... . But it is amusing in places and the chemistry between the various characters is strong. I liked how most of the characters were fleshed out some rather than left as two dimensional extras. (Well, except for the poor shop clerk who spritzes our heroine in each day’s reincarnation and only gets the same lame line.) And of course there is character of growth accomplishing our selfish lead character. She shares with Bill Murray’s charactr in the original the growing knowledge that she needs to try to have a perfect day. And she improves the day gradually by building on what she did during previous versions of the day. But the story doesn’t try to copy Groundhog Day by being over the top with what she will do to get out of her repeating day, and it is harmless fun that I don’t regret spending time on.