Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square
A rich and nasty woman returns to her hometown to evict everyone but discovers the true meaning of Christmas thanks to the local townsfolk – and an actual angel. Features 14 original songs with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton!
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Dolly Parton's Christmas on The Square starring Christine Baranski | Official Trailer | Netflix
Cast

Dolly Parton
Angel

Christine Baranski
Regina Fuller

Treat Williams
Carl Pellam

Jenifer Lewis
Margeline

Josh Segarra
Pastor Christian Hathaway

Jeanine Mason
Felicity Sorenson

Mary Lane Haskell
Jenna Hathaway

Matthew Johnson
Mack

Selah Kimbro Jones
Violet

Douglas Sills
Jack Fuller

Vivian Nixon
Bessie

Mary Donnelly-Haskell
Lenore

Donald Corren
Dr. Marshall

Mark Daniel Chmiel
Phil the Mailman

Brandon Hudson
Randy

Carol Swarbrick
Granny Hoover

Andrew Brodeur
Teenage Carl

Yvonne Valadez
Dr. Martinez

Stephen Caudill
Dr. Lundquist

Braxton Alexander
Kenny
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
Now, who doesn't like a bit of Dolly at Christmas? Well, add a little Treat Williams and make Christine Baranski a baddie, and that should have been a recipe for success. Well - it isn't. The whole thing is so sentimentally cheesy that it's almost excruciating to watch. The plot - insofar as that remotely matters - is a sort of "A Christmas Carol" affair, with Baranski deciding to sell her town to some property developers - and so she decides to deliver eviction notices to the populace with only days to go until Santa arrives. Dolly, complete with angel dust, decides to step in and stop the mean and wicked lady from carrying out her plan and... well, you can guess the rest. The whole thing reminded me of a cannibalisation of a school performance of "Godspell" I was in, in 1974 - the production and dance routines are staged to within an inch of their life - and a couple of episodes of "Glee". I doubt even at this time of year, this can resonate with anyone who isn't under ten years old - and I'm afraid Treat Williams just can't sing. One, perhaps, to leave the kids in front of the telly for, whilst you wrestle with the turkey but otherwise, even the schmaltzy lyric doesn't help. It might be borderline sacrilegious to say this but sorry, Dolly - this is terrible.
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