[12/01/23 - 09:32 AM] FOX Gets Into the Holiday Spirit with "The Christmas Break," A New Television Movie Event from MarVista Entertainment, Airing Thursday, December 21 Justin Long and India Mullen star as a couple who travels to Ireland for Christmas, where her large extended family force them to confront their marital differences.
[via press release from FOX]
FOX GETS INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT WITH "THE CHRISTMAS BREAK," A NEW TELEVISION MOVIE EVENT FROM MARVISTA ENTERTAINMENT, AIRING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21
THE CHRISTMAS BREAK
STARS JUSTIN LONG AND INDIA MULLEN
Long and Mullen star as a
couple who travels to Ireland for Christmas,
where her large extended family force
them to confront their marital differences!
The Christmas Break Airs
Thursday, December 21 at 8:00/7:00c on FOX!
Watch/share the trailer here!
About The Christmas Break: When couple Jack (Justin Long) and Caroline (India Mullen) travel to Caroline's native Ireland for Christmas, they find themselves at a crossroads in their marriage: Jack is ready for kids, and Caroline isn't. Will spending Christmas with Caroline's big Irish family make them realize they're ready for a family of their own? Or will it scare them away from the idea of having kids altogether? All-new movie from MarVista Entertainment, The Christmas Break airs on Thursday, December 21 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
About MarVista Entertainment: MarVista Entertainment, a FOX Entertainment Company, is a leading global entertainment studio, producing a variety of content across the world. With a library showcasing nearly 2,500 hours of content, and with an average of 80 new movies per year added to the company's development and production pipeline, MarVista is one of the largest suppliers of movies to the worldwide marketplace. With distribution from FOX Entertainment Global, MarVista titles can be seen in more than 125 global territories and is a pre-eminent programming partner to major streamers and media companies, including streamers Tubi, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Peacock, Disney Networks, Warner Bros. Discovery's Food Network, Discovery+, Lifetime, Hallmark Channel, E!, OWN, Nickelodeon, BET, as well as key international platforms. MarVista's recent projects include the comedy "First Time Female Director," from comedian, actress and WGA Award nominee Chelsea Peretti; the romantic comedy, "Daughter of the Bride," starring Marcia Gay Harden, Halston Sage, Andrew Richardson, and Aidan Quinn; the thriller "Body Language," starring Christina Milian, Steven Strait, Annie Gonzalez, Gregg Wayans and Robert Belushi and produced by The Hayes Brothers, the brilliant minds behind the "The Conjuring"; "The Kiss List" a young adult feature film that stars Megan Suri, Parminder Nagra, Emjay Anthon and Lachlan Watson based on Sara Jo Cluff's book of the same name; and the Hallmark's series "The Way Home," which quickly rose to the top of the ratings charts and is currently in production on a second season.
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