A Castle for Christmas Coming to Netflix: Releasing on Thanksgiving

A Castle for Christmas is an impending 2021 American Christmas lighthearted comedy movie made for Netflix and coordinated by Mary Lambert. Its story follows smash hit American author Sophie Brown, who goes to Scotland to escape a scandal. While there she winds up experiencing passionate feelings for a palace however should likewise go head to head with the irritable duke who claims it.

Release date of A Castle for Christmas

The upcoming 2021 American film, A Castle for Christmas is a romantic comedy film created for Netflix and directed by Mary Lambert. With a total running time of 98 minutes (1.5 hours). The story revolves around the eleven-time smash hit author, Sophie Brown has the great flop of her profession, she goes to Scotland to escape from the negative press. Finding the darling palace of her granddad’s accounts that she paid attention to as a little kid, Sophie finds that the palace is available to be purchased. The film is going to release on 26th November 2021 on Netflix.

The cast of A Castle for Christmas

The film is directed by Mary Lambert & cast of this amazing American film “A castle for Christmas” is as follows:

Cary Elwes who portrays the character of Myles, Vanessa Grasse plays the character of Lexi, Lee Ross focuses on the role of Thomas, Mark Fleischmann portrays the role of Frank Deluca, Tina Gray as the role of Helen, Joe McKay plays the role of Rhona’s boyfriend, Eilidh Loan as Rhona, Brooke Shields playing as Sophie Brown, Suanne Braun playing the character of Mrs. D, Andi Osho plays as Maisie, Stephen Oswald as Angus, Holly Woodhouse as the character of Angry Sophie Brown fan. 

The Plot

At the point when the eleven-time top-of-the-line author Sophie Brown has the primary failure of her vocation, she escapes to Scotland to escape from the negative press. Finding the darling palace of her granddad’s stories that she paid attention to as a little kid, Sophie finds that the palace is available to be purchased. In any case, holding up traffic of purchasing the palace is the Scottish Duke, Myles, who is hesitant to offer his genealogical home to an outsider.