The trailer concludes with Shipka, Hope and Noszka’s characters getting into a minor car accident after Hope’s character loses control while driving in the snow. He responds, “No, but, like, I’m really happy for you.”Ī montage of clips set to “Don’t Take the Money” by Bleachers plays as the characters begin new relationships and strengthen their friendships. And with the help of Wink’s uncle, who happens to be a charming and very handsome bachelor, this may be the best Christmas any of them could have ever imagined. just talking about everything and you’re like, ‘I can’t believe I get to exist at the same time as you?”‘ she asks Batalon’s character. When she bonds with Wink, his sweet, young granddaughter who frequents the shop, it becomes clear that perhaps he isn’t so cold after all. “Have you ever been with someone and you stay up until 4 a.m. In an attempt to her impress her, he shaves his nipples, but he is later embarrassed when she catches him in the act.Īnother romance featured in the film is between Hewson’s character and a member of the visiting dance squad.
Meanwhile, Hope’s character attempts to change his relationship with Shipka’s character from a platonic friendship to a romantic partnership.
When she makes it clear that she’s not impressed with the town, Moore’s character informs her that she “can do a lot worse than this place.” The trailer opens with Moore’s character describing the small town as “the perfect holiday card” as snow-filled streets are showcased. So when I heard that Let It Snow was out, I watched it immediately and decided to read the book later. The ensemble cast includes Isabela Merced, Shameik Moore, Kiernan Shipka, Odeya Rush, Jacob Batalon, Miles Robbins, Mitchell Hope, Liv Hewson, Anna Akana, Matthew Noszka and Joan Cusack. I am a total sucker when it comes to book-to-movie adaptations.
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