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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a 2016 American [[Christmas]] dramedy film written & directed by David E. Talbert and starring Kimberly Elise, Mo'Nique, Nicole Ari Parker, Gabrielle Union, Keri Hilson, Jessie Usher, Danny Glover, Omar Epps, John Michael Higgins and Romany Malco, that was released in theaters on November 11, 2016 (Veterens Day 2016). It is presented by Universal Pictures, with Perfect World Pictures, and produced by Will Pecker Productions.
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'''''Almost Christmas''''' is a 2016 American [[Christmas]] dramedy film written and directed by David E. Talbert and starring Kimberly Elise, Mo'Nique, Nicole Ari Parker, Gabrielle Union, Keri Hilson, Jessie Usher, Danny Glover, Omar Epps, John Michael Higgins and Romany Malco. It was released in theaters on Veterans Day of 2016. It was presented by Universal Pictures, with Perfect World Pictures, and produced by Will Pecker Productions.
   
 
==Synopsis==
  
==Synopsis==
 
The coming-of-age opening credits montage starts in the 1970's with Walter & Grace Meyers throughout their relationship. They fell in love and got married, raising four children together. In February 2016, Grace passes away, leaving Walter all by himself now that his adult children have left the house.
  
The coming-of-age opening credits montage starts in the 1970's with Walter & Grace Meyers throughout their relationship. They fell in love and got married, raising four children together. In February 2016, Grace passes away, leaving Walter all by himself now that his adult children have left the house.
   
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It's now ten months later and five days before [[Christmas]] {{s|(December 20th)}}. We catch up with the Meyers children - oldest daughter Cheryl is married to egocentric basketball player Lonnie. Oldest son Christian is running for a congressman position and is married to Sonya, and they have two kids, Cameron & Dee. Rachel is a single mother to Niya and tries to maintain an independent image while trying to finish law school. Youngest child Evan is a star college football player, and his mother's death has affected him the hardest out of all the siblings.
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It's now ten months later and five days before [[Christmas]]. We catch up with the Meyers children - oldest daughter Cheryl is married to egocentric basketball player Lonnie. Oldest son Christian is running for a congressman position and is married to Sonya, and they have two kids, Cameron & Dee. Rachel is a single mother to Niya and tries to maintain an independent image while trying to finish law school. Youngest child Evan is a star college football player, and his mother's death has affected him the hardest out of all the siblings.
   
 
Walter is preparing to have the family over. He does some volunteer work at the homeless shelter just like Grace did, and he attempts to bake her famous sweet potato pie, though he hasn't gotten the hang of it yet. He is visited by Grace's sister May, who is ready to help her brother-in-law get the family together.
  
Walter is preparing to have the family over. He does some volunteer work at the homeless shelter just like Grace did, and he attempts to bake her famous sweet potato pie, though he hasn't gotten the hang of it yet. He is visited by Grace's sister May, who is ready to help her brother-in-law get the family together.
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May cooks dinner for the family that night, but everyone is grossed out by the food. This ignites the first of many arguments between the siblings. Evan comes home in the middle of the argument. Rachel and Cheryl storm up the stairs until their father stops them. May adds to it by scolding them for behaving badly.
  
May cooks dinner for the family that night, but everyone is grossed out by the food. This ignites the first of many arguments between the siblings. Evan comes home in the middle of the argument. Rachel and Cheryl storm up the stairs until their father stops them. May adds to it by scolding them for behaving badly.
   
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The next day {{s|(December 21st)}}, the family goes to church where they sing gospel songs. Later that night, Lonnie tries to fix a Santa decoration on top of the house for the kids. It seems to work at first, but the thing short-circuits, and Santa's head flies off, scaring Dee. Lonnie then falls off the roof.
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The next day, the family goes to church where they sing gospel songs. Later that night, Lonnie tries to fix a Santa decoration on top of the house for the kids. It seems to work at first, but the thing short-circuits, and Santa's head flies off, scaring Dee. Lonnie then falls off the roof.
   
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It's now three days until Christmas {{s|(December 22nd)}}. The family starts to get lively when they play their favorite songs, leading to everyone dancing. Even Walter gets in on the fun. They later put up the Christmas tree. Evan then starts to get sad when he misses his mom, so he goes to hang out with his buddy Eric. Evan has been taking prescription pills as recommended by his coach, and Eric has a hookup for more.
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On December 22nd, The family starts to get lively when they play their favorite songs, leading to everyone dancing. Even Walter gets in on the fun. They later put up the Christmas tree. Evan then starts to get sad when he misses his mom, so he goes to hang out with his buddy Eric. Evan has been taking prescription pills as recommended by his coach, and Eric has a hookup for more.
   
 
Christian goes out with Brooks and does some promotional campaigning as he is interviewed by a local news station.
  
Christian goes out with Brooks and does some promotional campaigning as he is interviewed by a local news station.
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Rachel sees Malachi again, leading to an argument because she is so uptight. She explains that she was upset because he took another girl to prom in high school when he originally wanted to go with Rachel, even though it was her that bailed on him. She says she overheard one of Malachi's buddies make a comment on how it was gonna be easy for him to take Rachel to bed that night. Malachi says he broke the guy's nose for that. He and Rachel keep arguing until they kiss.
  
Rachel sees Malachi again, leading to an argument because she is so uptight. She explains that she was upset because he took another girl to prom in high school when he originally wanted to go with Rachel, even though it was her that bailed on him. She says she overheard one of Malachi's buddies make a comment on how it was gonna be easy for him to take Rachel to bed that night. Malachi says he broke the guy's nose for that. He and Rachel keep arguing until they kiss.
   
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On Christmas Eve {{s|(December 24th)}}, the sisters try to make their own meals, but both end up getting burnt, and they naturally blame each other for it. As they try to make the food again, they find Grace's little box of recipes. They decide to make something on their own, and they end up bonding. When Rachel sees how Cheryl has problems of her own, she calls Jasmine and rescinds her invitation.
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On Christmas Eve, the sisters try to make their own meals, but both end up getting burnt, and they naturally blame each other for it. As they try to make the food again, they find Grace's little box of recipes. They decide to make something on their own, and they end up bonding. When Rachel sees how Cheryl has problems of her own, she calls Jasmine and rescinds her invitation.
   
 
Walter reads the morning paper and finds out about Christian's campaign's re-zoning plan. Walter confronts his son about this, telling him that they are supposed to help others, and if they can't, they should at least try not to hurt them.
  
Walter reads the morning paper and finds out about Christian's campaign's re-zoning plan. Walter confronts his son about this, telling him that they are supposed to help others, and if they can't, they should at least try not to hurt them.
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When Walter tries to make the sweet potato pie again, Dee comes by and mentions that Grace always used to smile when she was making it, noting that Walter hasn't been smiling much lately.
  
When Walter tries to make the sweet potato pie again, Dee comes by and mentions that Grace always used to smile when she was making it, noting that Walter hasn't been smiling much lately.
   
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It is Christmas Day {{s|(December 25th)}}. The family (plus Brooks and Eric) are gathered at the table for their meal. As Rachel and Cheryl start arguing, Evan reveals to the family that he found documents that Walter kept as he is trying to sell the house, to everyone's surprise. Evan leaves in a huff, just as Jasmine shows up (she never listened to Rachel's message). Rachel and Lonnie both freak out. Despite their efforts to hide the affair, Jasmine shows the family the pictures of her and Lonnie and exposes his lies in front of Cheryl. Cheryl calmly gets up and leaves the room, only to return with a rifle and chase Lonnie out of the kitchen. Walter and May stop Cheryl from nearly blowing Lonnie's brains out. Cameron then runs out with the phone to tell the family that something happened to Evan.
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On Christmas Day, the family (plus Brooks and Eric) are gathered at the table for their meal. As Rachel and Cheryl start arguing, Evan reveals to the family that he found documents that Walter kept as he is trying to sell the house, to everyone's surprise. Evan leaves in a huff, just as Jasmine shows up (she never listened to Rachel's message). Rachel and Lonnie both freak out. Despite their efforts to hide the affair, Jasmine shows the family the pictures of her and Lonnie and exposes his lies in front of Cheryl. Cheryl calmly gets up and leaves the room, only to return with a rifle and chase Lonnie out of the kitchen. Walter and May stop Cheryl from nearly blowing Lonnie's brains out. Cameron then runs out with the phone to tell the family that something happened to Evan.
   
 
Evan has been hospitalized from a car accident after taking one too many pills. Walter sits in the room with him and notes how badly Evan misses his mom. Evan breaks down in tears because he wasn't there for his mom when she was sick, but Walter tells him that he was where Grace wanted him to be.
  
Evan has been hospitalized from a car accident after taking one too many pills. Walter sits in the room with him and notes how badly Evan misses his mom. Evan breaks down in tears because he wasn't there for his mom when she was sick, but Walter tells him that he was where Grace wanted him to be.
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|Danny Glover||Walter
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|Keon Mitchell||Walter {{s|(young)}}
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|Keon Mitchell || Walter {{s|(young)}}
 
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|Gabrielle Union||Rachel
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|Jaxon Rose Moore {{s|(uncredited)}}||Rachel {{s|(young)}}
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|Jaxon Rose Moore {{s|(uncredited)}} || Rachel {{s|(young)}}
 
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|Mo'Nique||Aunt May
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|Mo'Nique || Aunt May
 
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|Kimberly Elise||Cheryl
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|Kimani Edwards {{s|(uncredited)}}<br>Sanaa Mays {{s|(uncredited)}}||Cheryl {{s|(young)}}
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|Kimani Edwards {{s|(uncredited)}}<br>Sanaa Mays {{s|(uncredited)}} || Cheryl {{s|(young)}}
 
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|Romany Malco||Christian
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|Romany Malco || Christian
 
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|JB Smoove||Lonnie
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|JB Smoove || Lonnie
 
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|Jessie T. Usher||Evan
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|Elias Talbert {{s|(voice)}}||Evan {{s|(young)}}
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|John Michael Higgins||Brooks
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|Nicole Ari Parker||Sonya
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|Nicole Ari Parker || Sonya
 
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|Omar Epps||Malachi
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|Omar Epps || Malachi
 
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|Nadej Bailey||Niya
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|Nadej Bailey || Niya
 
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|Alkoya Brunson||Cameron
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|Alkoya Brunson || Cameron
 
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|Marley Taylor||Dee
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|Marley Taylor || Dee
 
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|DC Young Fly||Eric
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|DC Young Fly || Eric
 
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|Keri Hilson||Jasmine
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|Keri Hilson || Jasmine
 
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|Gladys Knight||Shelter Director Dorothy
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|Gladys Knight || Shelter Director Dorothy
 
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|Chloe Spencer||Shelter Assistant
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|Chloe Spencer || Shelter Assistant
 
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|Greg Alan Williams||Pastor Browning
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|Greg Alan Williams || Pastor Browning
 
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|Tara Batesole||Rental Car Clerk
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|Tara Batesole || Rental Car Clerk
 
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|Jeff Rose||Brian
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|Jeff Rose || Brian
 
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|Ric Reitz||Coach Packer
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|Ric Reitz || Coach Packer
 
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|Ravi Naidu||Dr. Patel
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|Ravi Naidu || Dr. Patel
 
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|Stephen A. Smith
  
|Stephen A. Smith
 
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|Tara Jones||Newswoman
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|Tara Jones || Newswoman
 
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|Monica Brown||Waitress
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|Monica Brown || Waitress
 
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|Johnny Land||AAA Guy
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|Johnny Land || AAA Guy
 
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|Teresa Sykes<br>Angel Knight {{s|(uncredited)}}||Church ladies
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|Teresa Sykes<br>Angel Knight {{s|(uncredited)}} || Church ladies
 
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|Karl Bynes||Lead singer
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|Karl Bynes || Lead singer
 
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|Rachel Kylian<br>Lynn Sisson-Talbert {{s|(voice)}}||Grace {{s|(young)}}
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|Rachel Kylian<br>Lynn Sisson-Talbert {{s|(voice)}} || Grace {{s|(young)}}
 
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|A. Sabrena Farmer||Grace {{s|(older)}}
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|A. Sabrena Farmer || Grace {{s|(older)}}
 
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|David Talbert {{s|(voice)}}||Malaci's Mom
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|David Talbert {{s|(voice)}} || Malaci's Mom
 
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|Donnie Simpson {{s|(voice)}}||Radio DJ
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|Donnie Simpson {{s|(voice)}} || Radio DJ
 
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!colspan=2|Uncredited
  
!colspan=2|Uncredited
 
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|Nargis Aniston||Dental assistant
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|Nargis Aniston || Dental assistant
 
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|Eric Bell Jr.||Little boy
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|Eric Bell Jr. || Little boy
 
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|Rick Branch||Church member
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|Rick Branch || Church member
 
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|Niya Davis<br>Steven Freeman<br>Wain Jackson||Churchgoers
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|Niya Davis<br>Steven Freeman<br>Wain Jackson || Churchgoers
 
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|Denym Dickson||Homeless Shelter Child
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|Denym Dickson || Homeless Shelter Child
 
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|Joseph Geoffroy II||Attorney<br>Shopper
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|Joseph Geoffroy II || Attorney<br>Shopper
 
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|Emelita Gonzalez<br>Donald Overstreet||Town Center guests
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|Emelita Gonzalez<br>Donald Overstreet || Town Center guests
 
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|Noah Killingbeck||Town Square kid
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|Noah Killingbeck || Town Square kid
 
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|Taniesha Latrice<br>Harold McLeod II<br>Sarai Tinck<br>Angel Yvonne||Church members
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|Taniesha Latrice<br>Harold McLeod II<br>Sarai Tinck<br>Angel Yvonne || Church members
 
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|Daniel Lucente||Diner patron
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|Daniel Lucente || Diner patron
 
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|Andrea Maiuro||Store shopper
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|Andrea Maiuro || Store shopper
 
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|Clay Neal||Praise team
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|Clay Neal || Praise team
 
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|Ryan Newton||Football player
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|Ryan Newton || Football player
 
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|Richard Reynolds Jr.||Choir member
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|Richard Reynolds Jr. || Choir member
 
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|LondonRose Sellars||Homeless girl
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|LondonRose Sellars || Homeless girl
 
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|Alvin Streeter Jr.||Christmas Village parent
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|Alvin Streeter Jr. || Christmas Village parent
 
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|Travis Thompson||Shopper
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|Travis Thompson || Shopper
 
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|Rachel Tracy||Nurse
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|Rachel Tracy || Nurse
 
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|Aaron Wiggins||Jeffrey
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|Aaron Wiggins || Jeffrey
 
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|Eric Word||Cook
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|Eric Word || Cook
 
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|Chanel Young||Grocery Store shopper
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|Chanel Young || Grocery Store shopper
 
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Revision as of 03:58, 15 February 2020

Almost Christmas is a 2016 American Christmas dramedy film written and directed by David E. Talbert and starring Kimberly Elise, Mo'Nique, Nicole Ari Parker, Gabrielle Union, Keri Hilson, Jessie Usher, Danny Glover, Omar Epps, John Michael Higgins and Romany Malco. It was released in theaters on Veterans Day of 2016. It was presented by Universal Pictures, with Perfect World Pictures, and produced by Will Pecker Productions.

Synopsis

The coming-of-age opening credits montage starts in the 1970's with Walter & Grace Meyers throughout their relationship. They fell in love and got married, raising four children together. In February 2016, Grace passes away, leaving Walter all by himself now that his adult children have left the house.

It's now ten months later and five days before Christmas. We catch up with the Meyers children - oldest daughter Cheryl is married to egocentric basketball player Lonnie. Oldest son Christian is running for a congressman position and is married to Sonya, and they have two kids, Cameron & Dee. Rachel is a single mother to Niya and tries to maintain an independent image while trying to finish law school. Youngest child Evan is a star college football player, and his mother's death has affected him the hardest out of all the siblings.

Walter is preparing to have the family over. He does some volunteer work at the homeless shelter just like Grace did, and he attempts to bake her famous sweet potato pie, though he hasn't gotten the hang of it yet. He is visited by Grace's sister May, who is ready to help her brother-in-law get the family together.

Christian and his family are the first to arrive. However, he's brought his campaign manager Andy Brooks on the trip to take care of business so Christian can stay with the family. Rachel and Niya arrive, and Rachel is greeted by an old schoolmate, Malachi. He offers to help Rachel with her bags, but she takes it as him undermining her capabilities, so she willingly struggles to carry both bags into the house. Cheryl and Lonnie show up, and we see that Rachel and Cheryl have a rocky relationship.

May cooks dinner for the family that night, but everyone is grossed out by the food. This ignites the first of many arguments between the siblings. Evan comes home in the middle of the argument. Rachel and Cheryl storm up the stairs until their father stops them. May adds to it by scolding them for behaving badly.

The next day, the family goes to church where they sing gospel songs. Later that night, Lonnie tries to fix a Santa decoration on top of the house for the kids. It seems to work at first, but the thing short-circuits, and Santa's head flies off, scaring Dee. Lonnie then falls off the roof.

On December 22nd, The family starts to get lively when they play their favorite songs, leading to everyone dancing. Even Walter gets in on the fun. They later put up the Christmas tree. Evan then starts to get sad when he misses his mom, so he goes to hang out with his buddy Eric. Evan has been taking prescription pills as recommended by his coach, and Eric has a hookup for more.

Christian goes out with Brooks and does some promotional campaigning as he is interviewed by a local news station.

Lonnie goes to a supermarket and runs into an employee named Jasmine, who is an admirer of his. She puts the moves on him and later invites him to the stockroom where they have sex.

Rachel continuously runs into Malachi, and every time he tries to help, she brushes him off. Niya talks to her mom about how sometimes, it's okay to let a guy be a hero when he wants to be. She mentions having her own boyfriend, to Rachel's surprise, but she won't say anymore.

The family gathers for some touch football. It's all fun and games at first until Lonnie gets too aggressive and almost hurts Evan, which upsets Rachel and the others.

Christian learns that his campaign team is involved in a re-zoning in the community, which means that the homeless shelter, among other places, will be badly affected. He tells Brooks to not go public with this until after the holidays.

Rachel goes to the supermarket and meets Jasmine. She mentions her new lover (Lonnie) and shows Rachel pictures of their little tryst. Rachel decides to invite Jasmine over for Christmas to spite Cheryl.

Rachel sees Malachi again, leading to an argument because she is so uptight. She explains that she was upset because he took another girl to prom in high school when he originally wanted to go with Rachel, even though it was her that bailed on him. She says she overheard one of Malachi's buddies make a comment on how it was gonna be easy for him to take Rachel to bed that night. Malachi says he broke the guy's nose for that. He and Rachel keep arguing until they kiss.

On Christmas Eve, the sisters try to make their own meals, but both end up getting burnt, and they naturally blame each other for it. As they try to make the food again, they find Grace's little box of recipes. They decide to make something on their own, and they end up bonding. When Rachel sees how Cheryl has problems of her own, she calls Jasmine and rescinds her invitation.

Walter reads the morning paper and finds out about Christian's campaign's re-zoning plan. Walter confronts his son about this, telling him that they are supposed to help others, and if they can't, they should at least try not to hurt them.

When Walter tries to make the sweet potato pie again, Dee comes by and mentions that Grace always used to smile when she was making it, noting that Walter hasn't been smiling much lately.

On Christmas Day, the family (plus Brooks and Eric) are gathered at the table for their meal. As Rachel and Cheryl start arguing, Evan reveals to the family that he found documents that Walter kept as he is trying to sell the house, to everyone's surprise. Evan leaves in a huff, just as Jasmine shows up (she never listened to Rachel's message). Rachel and Lonnie both freak out. Despite their efforts to hide the affair, Jasmine shows the family the pictures of her and Lonnie and exposes his lies in front of Cheryl. Cheryl calmly gets up and leaves the room, only to return with a rifle and chase Lonnie out of the kitchen. Walter and May stop Cheryl from nearly blowing Lonnie's brains out. Cameron then runs out with the phone to tell the family that something happened to Evan.

Evan has been hospitalized from a car accident after taking one too many pills. Walter sits in the room with him and notes how badly Evan misses his mom. Evan breaks down in tears because he wasn't there for his mom when she was sick, but Walter tells him that he was where Grace wanted him to be.

Rachel apologizes to Cheryl for inviting Jasmine. Cheryl forgives her and admits she was a bit overbearing. She asks Rachel to help her out with her divorce.

Christian bails on his campaign team and joins Walter in volunteering at the homeless shelter to feed the poor.

Rachel finds a note from Cheryl with a check for $20,000 to help her through law school. Moments later, Malachi is outside wearing a tux and standing next to a limo with a boombox playing music to invite Rachel to make up for the prom night they never had. Rachel runs back into the house, making Malachi think she rejected him, but she comes out wearing her prom dress. They kiss and go have a night together.

Walter is sitting in the kitchen by himself until May joins him. He is still visibly hurting knowing that this is his first Christmas since Grace passed on, but May assures him that he gave her sister a happily ever after. They then try Walter's sweet potato pie for the first time since he took it out of the oven. To their surprise, it turns out to be delicious. They invite the rest of the family to go downstairs and join them for a taste.

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Cast

Actor/Actress Character(s)
Danny Glover Walter
Keon Mitchell Walter (young)
Gabrielle Union Rachel
Jaxon Rose Moore (uncredited) Rachel (young)
Mo'Nique Aunt May
Kimberly Elise Cheryl
Kimani Edwards (uncredited)
Sanaa Mays (uncredited)		 Cheryl (young)
Romany Malco Christian
JB Smoove Lonnie
Jessie T. Usher Evan
Elias Talbert (voice) Evan (young)
John Michael Higgins Brooks
Nicole Ari Parker Sonya
Omar Epps Malachi
Nadej Bailey Niya
Alkoya Brunson Cameron
Marley Taylor Dee
DC Young Fly Eric
Keri Hilson Jasmine
Gladys Knight Shelter Director Dorothy
Chloe Spencer Shelter Assistant
Greg Alan Williams Pastor Browning
Tara Batesole Rental Car Clerk
Jeff Rose Brian
Ric Reitz Coach Packer
Ravi Naidu Dr. Patel
Stephen A. Smith
Tara Jones Newswoman
Monica Brown Waitress
Johnny Land AAA Guy
Teresa Sykes
Angel Knight (uncredited)		 Church ladies
Karl Bynes Lead singer
Rachel Kylian
Lynn Sisson-Talbert (voice)		 Grace (young)
A. Sabrena Farmer Grace (older)
David Talbert (voice) Malaci's Mom
Donnie Simpson (voice) Radio DJ
Uncredited
Nargis Aniston Dental assistant
Eric Bell Jr. Little boy
Rick Branch Church member
Niya Davis
Steven Freeman
Wain Jackson		 Churchgoers
Denym Dickson Homeless Shelter Child
Joseph Geoffroy II Attorney
Shopper
Emelita Gonzalez
Donald Overstreet		 Town Center guests
Noah Killingbeck Town Square kid
Taniesha Latrice
Harold McLeod II
Sarai Tinck
Angel Yvonne		 Church members
Daniel Lucente Diner patron
Andrea Maiuro Store shopper
Clay Neal Praise team
Ryan Newton Football player
Richard Reynolds Jr. Choir member
LondonRose Sellars Homeless girl
Alvin Streeter Jr. Christmas Village parent
Travis Thompson Shopper
Rachel Tracy Nurse
Aaron Wiggins Jeffrey
Eric Word Cook
Chanel Young Grocery Store shopper

External links

Universal Studios
Movies Silent Night, Lonely Night • 1941 • Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence • The Munsters' Scary Little Christmas • How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) • Love Actually • The Holiday • The Best Man Holiday • Krampus • Almost Christmas • The Grinch (2018) • Last Christmas • Black Christmas (2019)
Direct-to-video films The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus • Barbie in a Christmas Carol • Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas • Barbie: A Perfect Christmas • Beethoven's Christmas Adventure • All I Want for Christmas is You • My Adventures with Santa
Live-action television episodes "The Day They Captured Santa Claus" • "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas…" • "Christmas Presence" • "Home for the Holidays" • "Yule Laff" • "Christmas Brains" • "Seoul Mates" • "A Christmas Secret" • "Christmas Party" • "Mr. Monk and the Secret Santa" • "A Benihana Christmas" • "Mr. Monk Meets His Dad" • "Moroccan Christmas" • "Mr. Monk and the Man Who Shot Santa Claus" • "Ludachristmas" • "Christmas Special" • "Secret Santa (30 Rock) • "Christmas Attack Zone" • "Secret Santa" (The Office) • "Classy Christmas" • "Christmas Wishes" • "Josh and Mindy's Christmas Party" • "Mr. Monk and the Miracle"
Animated specials and episodes "Dickens of a Christmas" • A Wish For Wings That Work • "For Whom the Jingle Bell Tolls" • "A Christmas Peril" • "Ms. Banshee's Holiday Hits" • "Fright Before Christmas" • "A Very Woody Christmas" • "It's a Chilly Christmas After All" • "Yule Get Yours" • "The Twelve Lies of Christmas" • How Murray Saved Christmas • "ChristMess Eve" • 5 More Sleeps ‘til Christmas
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