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OWN GETS INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT WITH THREE ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS MOVIES PREMIERING IN NOVEMBER


 
Father/Daughter Duo Rick Fox and Sasha Fox, Marla Gibbs and 
Vanessa Williams Star in "One Fine Christmas" (Nov. 15)
 
Jackée Harry and Kimberly Elise Star in "Carole's Christmas" (Nov. 22)
 
Aloma Wright and Tim Reid Star in "Baking Christmas" (Nov. 29)
 
Photo caption (left): from "One Fine Christmas": (l to r) Alfonso Torres Caballero, Kirsten Leigh, Rodney Van Johnson, Eva La Dare, Vanessa Williams, Rick Fox
Photo caption (middle): from "Carole's Christmas" (l to r) Jackée Harry, Kimberly Elise
Photo caption (right): from "Baking Christmas" (l to r) Leigh-Ann Rose, Khalilah Joi, Arnell Powell
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Photo credit: Courtesy of OWN/Lisa Rose
 
Los Angeles - OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network announced today its first foray into TV movies with three new original holiday movies set to air over three consecutive Fridays in November beginning with "One Fine Christmas" premiering November 15 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. The movie stars Rick Fox and his daughter Sasha Fox - their first time acting together.
 
"We are excited to bring holiday movies to OWN," said Tina Perry, president, OWN. "This special time of year is about spending time with the ones you love, and we think our viewers are going to enjoy watching these movies together throughout the season."
 
About the Holiday Movies:
 
"One Fine Christmas" premieres Friday, November 15 at 9pm ET/PT
Marking the first time they have acted together, Rick Fox and his daughter Sasha Fox star in "One Fine Christmas." The father/daughter duo join beloved actress Marla Gibbs and fan favorite Vanessa Williams in the ensemble cast. The families on Christmas Street have been busy with their day-to-day lives that they lose sight of the importance of family during the holiday season. Haley (Sasha Fox) comes home for the Christmas holiday, but home has not been the same since her family split up. Haley's mother Susan (Williams) is working on a new work deal with her client (Rick Fox) which causes her to hardly have time for Haley or her mother Alice (Gibbs). Al (Mark Christopher Lawrence) is too preoccupied with work that he overlooks his wife Matty (June Carryl). Meanwhile, Bob (Rodney Van Johnson) and Diana's (Eva La Dare) son Jesse (Alfonso Torres Caballero) comes home for Christmas with a very special surprise. This "slice of life" holiday tale shares the individual stories of these neighbors as they celebrate Christmas Eve and find themselves unexpectedly united for the holiday season.
 
"Carole's Christmas" premieres Friday, November 22 at 9pm ET/PT
Starring acclaimed actresses Jackée Harry and Kimberly Elise, "Carole's Christmas" tells the story of Carole Jordan (Elise), an overworked businesswoman who learns the meaning of "be careful what you wish for" after she off-handedly wishes she had taken another path in life. When Carole's wish is granted, her world is turned upside down and the only person she can confide in is Iris (Jackée Harry), a woman she recognizes from her "past life." Carole no longer has time for the things that mattered most to her - family, friends and her annual Christmas party. She quickly learns how grateful she was for the previous life she was living. "Carole's Christmas" also stars Cayden K. Williams (star of OWN's "David Makes Man"), Bianca Buck and Anthony Montgomery.
 
"Baking Christmas" premieres Friday, November 29 at 9pm ET/PT
When Patty (Aloma Wright), the founder of the town's most popular and successful bakery, announces her plan to retire at the end of the year, her children step up to take over the family business. Patty and Phillip's (Tim Reid) children, Jennifer (Khalilah Joi), Angela (Leigh-Ann Rose) and Anthony (Arnell Powell), are qualified - and eager - to run the enterprise, and each has their own ideas for writing the bakery's next chapter. There is only one way to ensure the shop ends up in the right hands and that is a Christmas cake bakeoff. The gloves come off and the frosting flies as the siblings vie for control of the bakery in an unforgettable competition to create the best-ever Christmas confection. "Baking Christmas" also stars Yohance Myles from OWN's "Ambitions."
 
The movies are produced for OWN by Hybrid, LLC in association with Harpo Films.

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