The March Sisters at Christmas

About this Broadcast

A contemporary adaptation of "Little Women" centers on the March sisters fighting to save their family home, Orchard House, while also searching for love during the Christmas season.

2012 English HD Level Unknown Stereo

Drama Romance Comedy Adaptation Entertainment Family Christmas

Cast & Crew

Julie Marie Berman (Actor) .. Jo March

Kaitlin Doubleday (Actor) .. Meg March

Melissa Farman (Actor) .. Beth March

Molly Kunz (Actor) .. Amy March

John Shea (Actor) .. Mr. Lawrence

Justin Bruening (Actor) .. Teddy Lawrence

Charlie Hofheimer (Actor) .. John Brooke

Mark Famiglietti (Actor) .. Marcus Bhaer

Georgia Lyman (Actor) .. Dolores

Robert Walsh (Actor) .. Robert March

Paula Plum (Actor) .. Margaret March

Nick Apostolides (Actor) .. Dan Sloan

Joe Corazzini (Actor) .. Paolo

Mark Ajemian (Actor) .. Bartender

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Did You Know..

Julie Marie Berman (Actor) .. Jo March

Kaitlin Doubleday (Actor) .. Meg March

Born: July 19, 1984
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States

Trivia: With her pretty blonde tresses and million-dollar smile, American actress Kaitlin Doubleday seemed a natural for on-camera talent, and launched her acting career during her late teens. Doubleday made a highly auspicious feature film debut as Joanna, one of the many (many) beautiful girls bedecking the cast of Steven Spielberg's Frank Abagnale biopic Catch Me if You Can. A romantic lead in Ryan Shiraki's gender-bending teen comedy Freshman Orientation followed, but marked something of a step backward, receiving as it did extremely limited theatrical distribution and a long-delayed U.S. video release. In 2005 and 2006, respectively, the actress essayed supporting parts in the workplace comedy Waiting and the teen comedy Accepted. She also signed for a very brief turn in Jake Kasdan's media satire The TV Set (2006), starring David Duchovny, and portrayed the romantic lead in the short-lived 2007 sitcom Cavemen, ostensibly a pointed commentary about race relations based on the famous Geico commercials. Though that show folded fairly quickly, Doubleday continued to work extensively in television, with guest spots on shows like Bones and CSI. Her next series regular role proved to be a smash, starring in the hit series Empire, playing Rhonda, the wife of eldest son Andre.

Melissa Farman (Actor) .. Beth March

Molly Kunz (Actor) .. Amy March

John Shea (Actor) .. Mr. Lawrence

Born: April 14, 1949
Birthplace: North Conway, New Hampshire, United States

Trivia: Actor John Shea launched his career on-stage in 1975 and made his feature-film debut in Hussy (1980). He began his long involvement with television in The Nativity (1978) and later won an Emmy for his work in the miniseries Baby M (1988). Between 1993 and 1997, Shea appeared on the television series Lois and Clark as villain Lex Luthor.

Justin Bruening (Actor) .. Teddy Lawrence

Born: September 24, 1979
Birthplace: Chadron, Nebraska, United States

Trivia: Raised in a small town in rural Nebraska, Justin Bruening entered show business in a very offhanded (and unpremeditated) way, when he moved to San Diego and happened to be "discovered" by a talent scout at a local McDonald's. This led to a lucrative contract gracing ads for such brands as Abercrombie & Fitch, and in time, an extremely visible soap opera role, as Jamie Martin on the seminal All My Children, starting in 2003. Numerous guest appearances ensued on prime-time series, including Hope & Faith, CSI: Miami, and Cold Case, as well as a plum role in the teen-oriented gross-out comedy Fat Girls (2006). Bruening scored his breakout role, however, as Mike Traceur, the son of crime-fighter Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) in the telemovie spin-off Knight Rider (2008).

Charlie Hofheimer (Actor) .. John Brooke

Born: April 17, 1981