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* ClassicalMusicIsBoring: Ashton once teaches Jules how to dance waltz on the tune of the [[TheNutcracker "Waltz of the flowers"]]. Jules gets bored of it, gives a cooler look to Ashton by ruffle his hair, switch to a more modern tune, and teaches Ashton how to dance on it, until Arabella walks in and shut it off.
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* ClassicalMusicIsBoring: Ashton once teaches Jules how to dance waltz on the tune of the [[TheNutcracker [[Theatre/TheNutcracker "Waltz of the flowers"]]. Jules gets bored of it, gives a cooler look to Ashton by ruffle his hair, switch to a more modern tune, and teaches Ashton how to dance on it, until Arabella walks in and shut it off.
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* TheGrinch: Edward and Milo both stated, in the very beginning, that they hate Christmas. {{Justified}}, because the holidays remind them of the death of their beloved ones. They passed away last Christmas.
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* TheGrinch: Edward and Milo both stated, in the very beginning, that they hate Christmas. {{Justified}}, [[JustifiedTrope Justified]], because the holidays remind them of the death of their beloved ones. They passed away last Christmas.
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* HeartwarmingOrphan: Maddie, to the point she does not seem to have noticeable flaws. Her addiction to chips seems to come out of nowhere (alluded to just before the ball), but at the moment she needed a vice that Arabella could blame her for.
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* HeartwarmingOrphan: Maddie, to the point she does not seem to have noticeable flaws. [[CompressedVice Her addiction to chips seems to come out of nowhere nowhere]] (alluded to just before the ball), but at the moment she needed a vice that Arabella could blame her for.
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* CoolOldGuy: After he begins to lighten up and become more receptive to Jules and the kids, Edward reveals himself as a charming, witty man who wants to see his son happy with Jules. He's also played by Roger Moore which automatically makes him cool.
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* CoolOldGuy: After he begins to lighten up and become more receptive to Jules and the kids, Edward reveals himself as a charming, witty man who wants to see his son happy with Jules.Jules and a kind and loving grandfather. He's also played by Roger Moore which automatically makes him cool.
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* CoolOldGuy: After he begins to lighten up and become more receptive to Jules and the kids, Edward reveals himself as a charming, witty man who wants to see his son happy with Jules. He's also played by Roger Moore which automatically makes him this.
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* CoolOldGuy: After he begins to lighten up and become more receptive to Jules and the kids, Edward reveals himself as a charming, witty man who wants to see his son happy with Jules. He's also played by Roger Moore which automatically makes him this.cool.
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* SourOutsideSadInside: Mrs. Birch appears cold and dismissive towards nearly everyone, but it becomes hard not to feel sorry for her, given she had a rather Christmas-less childhood.
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''A Princess for Christmas'' is a MadeForTVMovie that premiered on [[Series/HallmarkHallOfFame Hallmark ]] channel in 2011. While a modernized version of Literature/{{Cinderella}}, it also explore the thematic of mourning and inter-class romance, - and is set during Christmas holidays.
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''A Princess for Christmas'' is a MadeForTVMovie that premiered on [[Series/HallmarkHallOfFame Hallmark ]] channel Creator/HallmarkChannel in 2011. While a modernized version of Literature/{{Cinderella}}, it also explore the thematic of mourning and inter-class romance, - and is set during Christmas holidays.
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* CoolOldGuy: After he begins to lighten up and become more receptive to Jules and the kids, Edward reveals himself as a charming, witty man who wants to see his son happy with Jules. He's also played by Roger Moore which automatically makes him this.
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* UnbuiltTrope: The film's general premise has become extremely common for romance films in the years since but it's unusual from many of it's successors in a few ways. Most notably, unlike the usual set up of a young woman who encounters and wins over a prince by pure chance, Jules already knew the Royal characters well in advance due to her sister having been married to Ashton's brother Charles. The film also examines the harder realities side of such a pairing as Duke Edward strongly disapproved of his son marrying a middle-class American woman and disowned him as a result which caused Jules to have an extremely negative view of the family and Jules and the kids face similar hostility. And while Ashton fits the usual "prince charming" archetype, he is also deeply insecure due to how his father always preferred Charles.
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''A Princess For Christmas'' is a MadeForTVMovie that premiered on [[Series/HallmarkHallOfFame Hallmark ]] channel in 2011. While a modernized version of Literature/{{Cinderella}}, it also explore the thematic of mourning and inter-class romance, - and is set during Christmas holidays.
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''A Princess For for Christmas'' is a MadeForTVMovie that premiered on [[Series/HallmarkHallOfFame Hallmark ]] channel in 2011. While a modernized version of Literature/{{Cinderella}}, it also explore the thematic of mourning and inter-class romance, - and is set during Christmas holidays.
