Rye girl now Hollywood Actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley Christmas Movies are The Christmas Shoes, The Christmas Train and The Christmas Chronicles as Claire. Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip, Ask Me Anything and Amish Grace are some more movies for attention.
The Christmas Shoes - Rob Lowe (Actor), Kimberly Williams (Actor), Andy Wolk (Director) Rated: NR Format: Blu-ray
In this heartwarming holiday drama, a workaholic attorney (Rob Lowe) crosses paths with a young boy on Christmas Eve and rediscovers the true meaning of love, life and the holiday season.
The Christmas ShoesCBARob Lowe (Actor), Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Actor), Holiday (Director) Rated: NR Format: DVD
Product Description
In this heartwarming holiday drama, a workaholic attorney (Rob Lowe) crosses paths with a young boy on Christmas Eve and rediscovers the true meaning of love, life and the holiday season.
Amazon.com
The Christmas Shoes bounces between two families--the Layton household, where father Robert (Rob Lowe, The West Wing) is so consumed with his work that he misses his daughter's recital; and the Andrews home, where mother Maggie (Kimberly Williams, According to Jim) has been diagnosed with a fatal heart ailment. Desperate to make his mother's last moments happy, Maggie's son Nathan struggles to buy a pair of red dancing shoes that seem like a pair Maggie remembers from her childhood. Naturally, the lives of these families become intertwined, particularly when Robert's wife takes over Maggie's choral program--which topples the already troubled balance between Kate and Robert. Perhaps because Rob Lowe is usually stereotyped as glib and insincere, The Christmas Shoes feels surprisingly heartfelt. The earnestness of The Christmas Shoes surprises because the story originated in the famously sappy country song of the same name, and movies based on songs rarely feel anything but plastic and contrived. There are certainly moments when The Christmas Shoes lays on the sentiment woefully thick, but you'd have to be an ogre not to be touched when Maggie and her husband have one last dance. Also featuring Dorian Harewood (Roots: The Next Generations). --Bret Fetzer
Special features
The Christmas Shoes featurette including cast interviews
Exclusive interview with Newsong and Donna VanLiere
The Christmas Shoes discussion guide
Excerpts from the Christmas Collection and upcoming book: The Angels of Morgan Hill
The Christmas Shoes - Rob Lowe (Actor), Kimberly Williams (Actor), Andy Wolk (Director) Rated: NR Format: Blu-ray
In this heartwarming holiday drama, a workaholic attorney (Rob Lowe) crosses paths with a young boy on Christmas Eve and rediscovers the true meaning of love, life and the holiday season.
The Christmas ShoesCBARob Lowe (Actor), Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Actor), Holiday (Director) Rated: NR Format: DVD
Product Description
In this heartwarming holiday drama, a workaholic attorney (Rob Lowe) crosses paths with a young boy on Christmas Eve and rediscovers the true meaning of love, life and the holiday season.
Amazon.com
The Christmas Shoes bounces between two families--the Layton household, where father Robert (Rob Lowe, The West Wing) is so consumed with his work that he misses his daughter's recital; and the Andrews home, where mother Maggie (Kimberly Williams, According to Jim) has been diagnosed with a fatal heart ailment. Desperate to make his mother's last moments happy, Maggie's son Nathan struggles to buy a pair of red dancing shoes that seem like a pair Maggie remembers from her childhood. Naturally, the lives of these families become intertwined, particularly when Robert's wife takes over Maggie's choral program--which topples the already troubled balance between Kate and Robert. Perhaps because Rob Lowe is usually stereotyped as glib and insincere, The Christmas Shoes feels surprisingly heartfelt. The earnestness of The Christmas Shoes surprises because the story originated in the famously sappy country song of the same name, and movies based on songs rarely feel anything but plastic and contrived. There are certainly moments when The Christmas Shoes lays on the sentiment woefully thick, but you'd have to be an ogre not to be touched when Maggie and her husband have one last dance. Also featuring Dorian Harewood (Roots: The Next Generations). --Bret Fetzer
Special features
The Christmas Shoes featurette including cast interviews
Exclusive interview with Newsong and Donna VanLiere
The Christmas Shoes discussion guide
Excerpts from the Christmas Collection and upcoming book: The Angels of Morgan Hill
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