Joey, Matthew and Andrew Lawrence are back with a holiday delight in Marry Christmas. What happens when brother schedule their weddings on the same day with no intention to make it a joint ceremony? It’s a family-sized scramble during the season. Marry Christmas is out on Digital Platforms to help bring a bit of cheer. Here’s the press release with all the information:
IT’S THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR!
MARRY CHRISTMAS,
STARRING THE LAWRENCE BROTHERS,
COMING TO DIGITAL PLATFORMS FROM SHOUT! STUDIOS
ON DECEMBER 3RD
Los Angeles – On December 3 sleigh bells and wedding bells will ring when the new film Marry Christmas comes to major digital platforms, including AppleTV, Amazon Prime, Fandango at Home, YouTube Movies, Microsoft, InDemand, Dish and DirectTV, from Shout! Studios. Starring Joey Lawrence (Blossom, Mistletoe Mixup), Matthew Lawrence (Mrs. Doubtfire, Boy Meets World), Andrew Lawrence (United States of Tara, Brotherly Love), who also directed the film, and Donna Lawrence, Marry Christmas celebrates all the joy and romance of the holiday season.
After finding love, the Wright Brothers unwittingly schedule weddings for the same day. A sibling rivalry ensues for the right to wed their brides on Christmas. After a disastrous road trip mandated by their fiancés, the brothers come together to celebrate what is most important, family.
Marry Christmas isn’t the first project the talented Lawrence family has worked together on. The hit sitcom Brotherly Love starred the three brothers and saw Donna, their mother, in a producer role. The Christmas romance Mistletoe Mixup, which starred Joey and Matthew, was written by Andrew, and produced by Donna. Additionally, Donna was also a producer on Melissa and Joey, the beloved sitcom featuring Joey and Melissa Joan Hart.
Joey, Matthew and Andrew also host the Brotherly Love Podcast, where they discuss their dynamic sibling relationship and explore their journey navigating life, love and the ups and downs of growing up together. Episodes feature up-close and personal conversations with the brothers about what it was like navigating their childhood in the public eye, the crazy moments and stories from behind-the-scenes, and call-in’s from fans where they give their advice on family dynamics, relationships, and more.
Shout! Studios is a multiplatform media company specializing in film and TV distribution, development, and production. The company has evolved with the changing entertainment landscape to excel in all forms of content distribution, including theatrical, digital streaming, broadcast and in-flight licensing, physical media, and more. Shout! Studios owns and manages a large portfolio of contemporary and classic feature films, series, animation, and documentaries. The company’s creative acquisition mandate has established it as a leading independent distributor, with partners and properties including Aardman Animations, The Carol Burnett Show, GKIDS, LAIKA Studios, Mystery Science Theater 3000 (in partnership with creator Joel Hodgson), and Sesame Street, alongside many others. Shout! Kids focuses on live-action and animated kids and family properties including anime, and the company releases genre and horror films and television shows under the Scream Factory imprint. Shout! Studios also operates the acclaimed streaming service Shout! TV and its family of FAST channels, and it produces, acquires, and distributes new films, including Shout! Studios’ original Old Henry (Tim Blake Nelson), Linoleum (Jim Gaffigan, Rhea Seehorn), Shekhar Kapur’s What’s Love Got To Do With It (Lily James, Emma Thompson, Shazad Latif), The Kill Room (Uma Thurman, Joe Manganiello, Samuel L. Jackson), Drugstore June (Esther Povitsky), and the upcoming Viggo Mortensen’s Western The Dead Don’t Hurt (Viggo Mortensen, Vicky Krieps), and psychological thriller The Wasp (Naomi Harris and Natalie Dormer). Shout! Studios is based in Los Angeles, California. For more on Shout! Studios, visit ShoutStudios.com
