Call Me Mrs. Miracle

TV Movie
2010
U
1h 27m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

2.6K

YOUR RATING

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Comedy Drama Family Fantasy Romance

A family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.A family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.A family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.

Director
- Michael M. Scott
Writers
- Nancey Silvers
- Debbie Macomber
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

2.6K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Michael M. Scott
Writers
- Nancey Silvers
- Debbie Macomber
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

User reviews31

Featured review

7/10

Everybody Loves Christmas

Hallmark specializes in Christmas movies, and this one punches all the emotional buttons. Indeed, the story of "Miracle in Manhattan" AKA "Debbie Macomber's Call Me Mrs. Miracle" is like a large jigsaw puzzle that miraculously resolves into a perfect Christmas snow scene for the holiday.

Jewel Staite ("Firefly") plays Holly, a pleasant young woman who works for Lindy Lowe (Lauren Holly), a designer of women's clothes who is the prototypical horrible boss. Holly meets store manager Jake (Eric Johnson) and somehow bumps into him again and again. At the center of this Christmas tale is Mrs. Miracle (Doris Roberts), a seasonal employee at Jake's store who may be more than just the nosy interloper she appears to be.

Those who are suckers for sappy Christmas stories with benign paranormal forces at work will appreciate the heart in this TV movie.

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Goofs
16 minutes before the film's end, the elder Mr. Finley gives his son Jake a Bachmann "XL Express" H-O gauge toy train set. The father explains that the gift had been purchased 20 years earlier, before Jake's mother died, which would have been 1990. A large sticker on the toy train set reads "DVD format video instructions now included with this set." However, DVDs were not developed until 1995, and DVDs and DVD players were not available on the market until 1997.