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A Beauty & the Beast Christmas (2019): Cast & Ratings

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A Beauty & the Beast Christmas is a 2019 romantic drama directed by Dylan Vox, starring Leah Pipes as Ginger Holiday, Ryan Kelley and Donna Mills. It runs 1 hour 26 minutes. Its Echo Score is 40/100.

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A Beauty & the Beast Christmas (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 26m (86 min)
Director
Dylan Vox
Genres
Drama , Romance
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is A Beauty & the Beast Christmas About?

The premise of A Beauty & the Beast Christmas without spoilers.

A spirited Christmas influencer, Ginger Holiday, reluctantly agrees to a fake romance with popular internet personality Beau Bradley to boost her online following. Their agent orchestrates the scheme, hoping to capitalize on the holiday season. Though they initially clash, Ginger and Beau discover that their manufactured feelings may be evolving into genuine affection as they spend more time together during the festive period.

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas Themes & Keywords

· 6 tags
  • christmas
  • ampersand in title
  • punctuation in title
  • christmas in title
  • social media influencer
  • agent
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Cast & crew

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas Cast & Characters

Leah Pipes leads the cast as Ginger Holiday, with Ryan Kelley as Beau Bradley and Donna Mills as Bijou. Directed by Dylan Vox; 17 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in A Beauty & the Beast Christmas

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More from Dylan Vox

More films directed by Dylan Vox: A Kill for a Kill, Secrets of a Celebrity Nanny, The Serial Killer Seduced Me and Deadly DILF.

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Ratings

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 40/100, strongest in rewatch factor (45) and weakest in art & craft (25).

40 /100

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, the film elicits a divided response, with a handful of viewers appreciating its satirical edge while the majority criticize its execution. The production suffers from noticeable technical shortcomings, and performances are often described as overblown, though a few find the central pairing charming. Narrative pacing appears uneven, and auditory elements are repetitive. Consequently, its replay value remains limited, despite occasional curiosity-driven viewings.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 25

    In terms of art and craft, the film is frequently noted for its cheap visual appearance and substandard editing. Reviewers point to clumsy direction and a lack of coherent visual style, which together diminish the overall production quality. While no substantive artistic strengths are highlighted, the technical flaws dominate the assessment, resulting in a low craft rating.

  • Character & Emotion 35

    Character and emotion receive mixed feedback, with many critics describing the acting as overly exaggerated and lacking nuance. Fast dialogue and stiff chemistry are common complaints. However, a minority of viewers commend the leads for embracing their shallow roles with conviction, offering brief moments of endearment. The predominant view leans toward poor character work, tempered by isolated praise.

  • Story & Flow 40

    The story and flow are seen as uneven, with pacing described as sluggish and plot points feeling rushed. Critics note a lack of coherent narrative structure, though some appreciate the satire of social‑media influencer culture. While the premise attracts curiosity, execution issues undermine engagement, leading to an overall modest evaluation of the film's storytelling.

  • Sensory Experience 30

    Sensory experience is largely criticized for repetitive music and an overall cheap aesthetic. Reviewers mention constant, tiresome sound design and a visual presentation that feels amateurish. No positive sensory attributes are highlighted, and the cumulative effect contributes to audience fatigue, justifying a lower sensory score.

  • Rewatch Factor 45

    Rewatch factor shows a modest appeal; a small segment of viewers admit to being unable to look away despite the film's flaws, while most advise against further viewings. The novelty of its parody elements offers limited repeat value, but overall recommendation is low, resulting in a middling rewatch rating.

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A Beauty & the Beast Christmas Also Known As

4 alternative titles, including “Die Weihnachtskönigin - (K)ein Like zum Fest” and “Like-moi à Noël”.

Also known as
  • Die Weihnachtskönigin - (K)ein Like zum Fest
  • Like-moi à Noël
  • Die Weihnachtskönigin
  • Piękna i bestia: Magiczne święta

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FAQ

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas FAQ: Cast & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of A Beauty & the Beast Christmas, each answered in a sentence.

How long is A Beauty & the Beast Christmas?

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas runs 1 hour 26 minutes (86 minutes).

When was A Beauty & the Beast Christmas released?

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas was released on December 15, 2019.

Who directed A Beauty & the Beast Christmas?

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas was directed by Dylan Vox.

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Who is in the cast of A Beauty & the Beast Christmas?

A Beauty & the Beast Christmas stars Leah Pipes as Ginger Holiday, Ryan Kelley as Beau Bradley and Donna Mills as Bijou, among 17 credited actors.

Does A Beauty & the Beast Christmas have a post-credit scene?

No. A Beauty & the Beast Christmas has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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