Deck the Walls

TV Movie
2024
TV-G
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

5.9/10

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Wes Brown and Ashley Greene in Deck the Walls (2024)

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Rose is a Chicago-based designer, whose brother Sal is responsible for a Charity House Flip back in their Ohio hometown. When a budget crisis puts this project in danger, Rose reluctantly re... Read allRose is a Chicago-based designer, whose brother Sal is responsible for a Charity House Flip back in their Ohio hometown. When a budget crisis puts this project in danger, Rose reluctantly returns during the holidays to try to save the day.Rose is a Chicago-based designer, whose brother Sal is responsible for a Charity House Flip back in their Ohio hometown. When a budget crisis puts this project in danger, Rose reluctantly returns during the holidays to try to save the day.

Director
- Jake Van Wagoner
Writers
- Tracy Andreen
- Danny Pellegrino
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.9/10

926

YOUR RATING

Director
- Jake Van Wagoner
Writers
- Tracy Andreen
- Danny Pellegrino
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Videos1

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Deck The Walls: Sneak Peek

Photos21

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Trivia
Wes Brown (Brysen), Carolyn Hennesy (Aunt Gigi), and Lindsay Pulsipher (Bianca) were all previously in True Blood. Of course, in related news, a la vampire shows, Ashley Greene was in Twilight. Lots of vampire connections in this one.

Goofs
When Rose walks in on Brysen shaving in the bathroom, the amount of shaving foam around his lips and on his jaw changes visibly.

Crazy credits
Based on a story by Danny Pellegrino (who also starred in the movie).

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Featured review

2/10

Danny Pellegrino is beyond terrible

It was such a terribly written movie, no plot whatsoever, all over the place, not sure how the script passed the producers, but it is childish and chaotic.

The two main leads were OK, and the actress that played the aunt is wonderful, also the TV reporter, but I just could not focus well on the story because the actor that plays the brother was so atrocious, he was lost and beyond bad in literally every scene, how did he even pass the audition, he is not even high school drama level good, he is just terrible. In most of the scenes he did not even know where to look or how to move within the scene, absolute amateur. Truly hope we will not be seeing him again in any of the Hallmark movies, this is obviously not a career for him.

I did like the costumes in the film and the set decor was nice as well.