Snow 2: Brain Freeze is a ABC Family original Christmas movie that premiered on December 14, 2008, as part of the channel's annual 25 Days of Christmas. As the title suggests, it is the sequel to the 2004 TV movie Snow.
Synopsis[]
It's three days before Christmas, and coming up to Nick and Sandy Snowden's first anniversary both of their marriage and in their roles as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, taking over from Nick's now deceased parents, Kris and Marilyn. They promised to give each other some time for just themselves as a family at Christmas, but Nick seems to have forgotten that in his anxiousness to get Christmas right for all that are counting on him. An argument results in him storming off via the method he travels the world without his sleigh, through mirrors. Arriving at the other end of his chosen destination, he gets knocked on the head and suffers from amnesia. Sandy learns of his plight through the media and knows that she has to try and rescue him within the next few days to save Christmas, despite not having the powers and magic that he has...or at least just not knowing the secrets. She also learns that even if she does find him, she has to let him learn on his own who he is and about their life as Mr. and Mrs. Claus for him to regain his Christmas magic. Someone else who sees his story on the television news is Buck Seger, who always mistakenly saw Sandy as his girlfriend until Nick stole her away from him. As such, he senses an opportunity for his revenge especially against Nick, who would not remember who he is. Something else that affects all their stories is why he decided to travel to the home of elderly Henry Mays after his and Sandy's argument, and what Henry has to do with bringing some meaning of Christmas back into Nick's life. In the process, Nick and Henry may be able to do the same for a young street kid named Ryan.
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Cast[]
| Actor/actress | Character(s) |
|---|---|
| Tom Cavanagh | Nick Snowden (adult) |
| Scott Morasch | Nick Snowden (young adult) |
| Jake Church | Nick Snowden (young boy) |
| Ashley Williams | Sandy Brooks |
| Lynley Hall | Hip-hop teacher |
| Janelle Cooper | Kaitlin Mays |
| Viv Leacock | Gustavo |
| Hal Williams | Henry Mays |
| Chantal Perron | TV news reporter |
| Irene Karas | Nurse |
| Patrick Fabian | Buck Seger |
| Patrick Richards | Drunk guy |
| Jonathan Holmes | Galfrid |
| Wally Houn | Janitor |
| Ron Barge | Old man |
| Alexander Conti | Ryan |
| Brian Martell | Business man |
| Khari Jones Sean Hoy |
Policemen |
| James D. Hopkin | Park Santa |
| David LeReaney | Chris |
| Rebecca Toolan | Marilyn |
| John Dylan Louie (uncredited) | Orderly |
| Daniel Onerheim (uncredited) | Paramedic |
External links[]
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| Freeform Original Movies | ||
| Family Channel Era (1996-97) | Christmas Every Day • The Christmas List | |
| Fox Family Era (1998-2000) | Like Father, Like Santa • The Ghosts of Christmas Eve • Special Delivery | |
| ABC Family Era (2001-15) | Three Days • Picking Up & Dropping Off • Christmas in Boston • Chasing Christmas • Santa Baby • Christmas Do-Over • Christmas Caper • Holiday in Handcuffs • Snowglobe • Snow • Snow 2: Brain Freeze • Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe • Christmas Cupid • Desperately Seeking Santa • 12 Dates of Christmas • Home Alone: The Holiday Heist • The Mistle-tones • Christmas Bounty • Holidaze | |
| Freeform Era (2016-present) | Holiday Joy • Angry Angel • The Truth About Christmas • Life Size 2: A Christmas Eve • No Sleep 'Til Christmas • Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas | |