Scottt Wolf and Lacey Chabert are back, bitches!

Is the secret that brother and sister are sleeping with each other?

Too bad Matthew Fox and Neve Campbell couldn't have joined them.

That would have been a fun Party of Five reunion!

Hallmark Christmas movies rule.

This should have been MY MOVIE!!!

I shushed him at a Lyle Lovett concert.

Lol R5.

Really???

What did he do?

He seems like he would be very apologetic.

Scott looks old. Lacey looks good. She’s choosing her face over her hips.

I'll stick with Trainspotting.

How is Scott not a fag?

[quote] How is Scott not a fag?

Does playing one in the movie "Go!" count?

Not watching the trailer.

Are they love interests? That’d be weird AF.

[quote]Are they love interests? That’d be weird AF.

Nope, still siblings. Hallmark's not opening that can of worms.

They're brother and sister R11, who find out that their mother is some kind of Scottish royalty.

I want Matthew Fox and Scott Wolf to be love interests.

R12 Lol. Hallmark would not do that.

Lacey and Scott on The View.

Scott Wolf at peak hotness with Ryan Phillippe in "White Squall" (1996):

R16 you mean, The Talk

Moon Pie face.

Hallmark is so much better now, without that hateful bigot Candace Cameron Bure.

I'll bet Hallmark is happier too, because now they can try out lots of different actors for parts on their holiday shows.

It doesn't have to always be the same old faces.

I think it's cool that there are two "Party of Five" alums doing a show together.

Hallmark should do this more often.

R20, it's incredible that I am typing this... I saw some Hallmark Christmas 2-hour Christmas thang with Jodi Sweetin in the lead female role.

She was very good and at some point I thought, "she should do more of these... she's better than other actresses I've seen on Hallmark"

God, did I really waste that much time of my life recently? Incredible.

Oh, stop scolding yourself, r21.

Hallmark Christmas movies have no calories and yet they’re sweet, stupid, satisfying, cheap, cranked out as though they were on an assembly line.

And they employ actors who probably don’t have steady work unless you’re a regular lead.

Even I’ll admit, though, that some of them are just too stupid.

Didn't Jonathan Bennett have a four movie contract with Hallmark to do a few gay-themed movies?

What ever happened to those?

He's still handsome, and she's still beautiful.

I really thought he was headed for superstardom after "Go" and some other films. He had a Tom Cruise quality. I guess some people just have no business acumen, or whatever it takes to claw your way to the top.

[quote]What ever happened to those?

One aired last Christmas ("The Holiday Sitter"). The ratings were only so-so, but still better than what Great American Family's holiday films averaged.

[quote] I really thought he was headed for superstardom after "Go" and some other films. He had a Tom Cruise quality. I guess some people just have no business acumen, or whatever it takes to claw your way to the top.

Scott Wolf is too nice.

He probably didn't want to have a huge Hollywood career, and likely would have been happy just to get another television series.

[quote] I really thought he was headed for superstardom after "Go" and some other films. He had a Tom Cruise quality

The Tom Cruise quality he has is his face, not his charisma.

I liked him in Go; he was very funny.

I really thought he was headed for superstardom after "Go" and some other films. He had a Tom Cruise quality. I guess some people just have no business acumen, or whatever it takes to claw your way to the top.

Scott Wolf also has a wife and kids, so he probably spent a lot of time focusing on them.

I know that a lot of other actors have spouses and children, but he seems to really love his family and enjoys spending time with them.

He has been married to Kelly from "The Real World - New Orleans" since forever.

How cute is this?

[quote]Not sure why, since neither of them are Scottish.

OP 90% of these movies involve someone traveling to either:

The place they're from, to rediscover the magic of Christmas.

An incredible, enchanting travel destination, to rediscover the magic of Christmas.

[quote]Nope, still siblings. Hallmark's not opening that can of worms.

I remember many people expressing disgust when A VERY BRADY SEQUEL flirted with Greg and Marcia being potential love interests, culminating with their kiss in the end.

It probably had to do with the sequel not being as successful in theaters as the first film, because the second one was more enjoyable, IMO.

Ewww

[quote]He has been married to Kelly from "The Real World - New Orleans" since forever.

Lest we forget, the original New Orleans cast featured DL fave Danny, who was a bit of a legend around these here parts circa early 2000s.

Oh, the gallons of cum I spilled over Scott Wolf...

[quote] Lacey Chabert On Reuniting With Scott Wolf For Hallmark Christmas Movie

Hallmark mainstay Lacey Chabert reunites with her Party of Five co-star Scott Wolf Nov. 18 in the channel’s A Very Scottish Christmas, a confection about a pair of once close siblings who reunite at their mom’s girlhood home in Scotland for the holiday.

Here, Chabert talks about working again with Wolf — who played her older brother Bailey in the Fox drama that ran from 1994 to 2000 — in her 38th (!!!) Hallmark movie, as well as what it meant to reunite with Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Seyfried in those excellent Walmart holiday commercials.

[bold]Hallmark really got ahead of things in anticipation of the strike. When did you shoot A Very Merry Christmas?[/bold]

I shot Haul Out the Holly in April and then filmed A Merry Scottish Christmas in June.

[bold]How much time does it take to complete one of these movies?[/bold]

Every single Hallmark movie I’ve done, all 38 of them, have been in about 15 days. It really is incredible to shoot that much that quickly, but it’s a pace and a rhythm that we’ve all become so accustomed to and it’s really nice that I get to work with a lot of the same crews. I’ve worked with the same directors and producers repeatedly, so there’s a bit of a family feel.

[bold]Whose idea was it to get Scott Wolf?[/bold]

Scott and I just love each other so much, and since the moment we wrapped Party of Five 23 years ago, I have hoped that we’d have the chance to work together again. And while he’s been in my life as a brother forever — we’re very, very close — we hadn’t yet had that chance to work together on screen. So when he did a Hallmark Christmas movie a few years ago, everyone started asking, ‘are you guys going to do one together?’ We both said we would love this opportunity and Hallmark embraced the idea and found this beautiful story.

They let us be involved in the development of the story and the characters because we wanted to make sure it felt right. I’m so excited to be talking about it today. I’ll never forget standing there on set before we shot our first scene. I got a little teary-eyed because I just couldn’t believe that I had this opportunity to play his sister again and to spend these three weeks with him and reminisce about our time together on Party of Five.

[bold]Were you clear to Hallmark that you had to be siblings and not lovers?[/bold]

A hundred percent. He and I both said that from the beginning, as did everyone else. It was never anyone’s idea for us to be love interests in the movie. No one wants to see that! We are forever brother and sister, and I was really happy that Hallmark was willing to embrace that being the core of the story. While there are romantic storylines in the film that are important and beautiful, having the brother sister relationship and the way they sort of find each other again as they get this news about their family in Scotland, was really important to us.

[bold]What were some of your memories of working with Scott on Party of Five? You were just a kid.[/bold]

I was 11. Can you believe that? I did it from age 11 to 17, and I was not much older than my daughter is now. I just remember the first time I met him. It was during the audition process and our very last read together. We all read together as a family, Neve and Matthew and Scott. It was at one of the offices at Fox and at the end of the audition they said, ‘should we tell them?’ We all looked around and they said, ‘you’re our Salingers.’

There was this immediate burst of laughter and tears and hugs. I didn’t really understand the scope of what it meant to be on a show, but I knew instantly that I was going to be a part of something very special, and that it was going to mean a lot to my life. I never knew it would turn into six years and 144 episodes. Who I am today as an adult is such a large part of the influence of all those wonderful people around me during that time.

[bold]Do you think a lot of your Hallmark fans were Party of Five fans?[/bold]

I find that a lot of the fans of the Hallmark movies were people who also watched Party of Five, so hopefully this is as much a treat for them as it was for us to film it. There are some Easter eggs to Party of Five in the movie, if you watch really carefully.

[bold]You have Haul Out the Holly coming out next weekend.[/bold]

It’s a very different movie than A Merry Scottish Christmas. A Merry Scottish Christmas is heartfelt and festive and is this beautiful story of a brother and sister finding each other once again. Haul Out the Holly is this big broad comedy, super joyful. And there’s a bit of a Party of Five reunion in there too. Jennifer Aspen, who was on four seasons of Party of Five [as Daphne Jablonsky] plays my sort of, what’s the word? I don’t want to say nemesis, more like fre-mesis in the movie. So it’s been a lovely year of reunions on all fronts.

[bold]What has the Hallmark career meant to you? What has it done for your life?[/bold]

I had no idea that it would turn into what it has become. I can’t even express my gratitude. I love these movies as a viewer. I love watching all of the other movies that Hallmark makes, and I feel so lucky that I get to be a part of something that just brings a little bit of joy into the world and that I get to tell stories that people can relate to and hopefully see themselves in. Those stories touch my heart so deeply, and I really don’t take it for granted for a second.

I'm shocked at that fans of her formulaic terrible 90s show would be fans of formulaic terrible Hallmark movies.

I once saw Scott Wolf’s naked butt while he was changing in the locker room of the Equinox in the West Village.

I bet Lacey can’t say the same thing.

R21 - Jodie has done a lot of Hallmark.

If I recall, Jodie played one of Lacey’s character’s friends on late Party of Five.

Lacey and Scott say that they will only play siblings.

When is this movie showing?

November 18?

That's today!

It already aired east coast. Starting west coast now. R43

We missed the hallmark holiday drop.

Thanks, R44!

R46- Actually right now another Lacey Christmas movie is on.

Wow, what a surprise ending!

Scott Wolf and Lacey Chabert's characters slept together, and then had a baby!

I'll bet no one saw that coming!

R48 is pulling our legs.

Neve Campbell had a back door pilot on Lifetime that went nowhere. She played an ex-Amish police detective investigating a murder.

It was a good example of the genre.

R50;- Neve was in the last seasons of House of Cards.

I had to laugh at the ending, when Scott Wolf's character and his wife had a newborn baby.

Scott's a little bit "long in the tooth" to have a kid at 55, isn't he?

And Lacey is 41, but still trying to live the life of a single and carefree "young woman."

Time is ticking, bitch. You're not getting any younger.

As if you'd pass up the chance to have a relationship with a hot Scottish man, because you want to live an "independent" life in California.

TICK. TOCK. OLD. LADY.

Scott was quite cute back in the day.

Lacey was really unlikable in this movie.

Has she always been this bitchy and whiny?

She was not that way in the wedding veil movies, R54

Scott and Lacey's mother in this movie, looked only a few years older than Scott.

She must have had him when she was six years old, lol.

[quote]One aired last Christmas ("The Holiday Sitter").

The sequel is coming next month...

The Holiday Sitter is Fisting My Shitter!

[quote] The sequel is coming next month...

[quote] The Holiday Sitter is Fisting My Shitter!

Will this be the gay themed Hallmark movie of the week, starring that homosexual Jonathan Bennett?

Speaking of Hallmark homosexualists, a trailer just dropped for "Catch Me if you Claus," starring Italia Ricci and Luke Macfarlane.

Luke looks hot!

HDTV is not a friend to many of these Hallmark actors and actresses. No matter how skilled the makeup artists are, you can't turn 45 or 50 into 25 years old. Only those of us on DL know the secret of being mistaken for 25 at age 70.

Alison Sweeney has a zest for death.

I can't forgive Alison Sweeney after all the horrible things she did to her twin sister Carrie just so she could be with Lucas. I understand that she and Lucas had a baby together but Carrie and Lucas were a love that is very rare.

R62 - Sami and Carrie were not twins. Carrie was older.

Scott Wolf in white underwear in "The Evening Star" (1996):

Yeah, this guy does nothing for me. Too bland.

She seems....touched in the head.

Nice Jewish boy.

Where has he been all these years/decades? I’m too lazy to check IMDb. Blast from the past. I’m wondering if Matthew Fox’s career ever recovered after the abuse allegations?

R64 who did he play, Juliette Lewis’ boyfriend?

Scott is playing Nancy Drew’s father.

[quote]Has she always been this bitchy and whiny?

You’ve never seen Party Of Five before have you.

R70 LOL

She jacked her acting style from Neve.