If you liked A Royal Christmas, you'll probably like Christmas at the Palace. Once again, a common American gets brought to a beautiful castle and gets a prince to loosen up as he falls in love. I'm not really a "true love conquers all" person, so I don't agree with the message that a royal prince should become less classy and ditch the rules because of a pretty face. At Hallmark, you can rest assured the characters will get a happy ending-but if you're like me, you won't necessarily be happy as well.
Merritt Patterson is a former ice skater, and Andrew Cooper's daughter wants to learn to ice skate for a royal Christmas performance. Naturally, there are no classier ice skaters or women with more dignitary experience available, so off she goes to the beautiful castle. She shakes things up, teaches his daughter that feelings are more important than rules, and turns Andrew's head. He's a real cutie, like Hallmark's version of Eddie Redmayne, so you might want to check this one out for the eye candy.
Merritt Patterson is a former ice skater, and Andrew Cooper's daughter wants to learn to ice skate for a royal Christmas performance. Naturally, there are no classier ice skaters or women with more dignitary experience available, so off she goes to the beautiful castle. She shakes things up, teaches his daughter that feelings are more important than rules, and turns Andrew's head. He's a real cutie, like Hallmark's version of Eddie Redmayne, so you might want to check this one out for the eye candy.