MEET THE SANTAS

As heir to the North Pole throne, Santa’s son Nick (Steve Guttenberg, Three Men and a Baby) had only one obligation—find a new Mrs. Claus to share it with. In the hit holiday romantic comedy Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus, he did just that. Now it’s time for a few family adjustments, in a snowy new climate, and with a seasonal commitment that’s getting closer by the day.

Before he ties the knot with Beth (Crystal Bernard, Wings), the single mom of an eleven-year-old son, Jake (Dominic Scott Kay, Minority Report), Nick Claus is doing everything he can to keep up his family tradition. He’s aided by his patient North Pole executive assistant, Ernest (Armin Shimerman, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine), and a workshop full of elves, but with his parents basking in a sunny Palm Spring retirement condo, Nick is getting a little desperate about making a good first impression this season. Especially since he has to say “I do” by Christmas Eve or the holiday will be cancelled. With only four days to spare, Nick has to deliver on a lot of promises and make his parents proud.

What Nick and Beth really need is a make-shift wedding planner—someone like Beth’s wealthy, terribly organised, class-conscious mother, a woman who’s yet to be let in on her future son-in-law’s frosty occupation. And she isn’t happy about the rush job. Besides, she can’t even find Nick’s parents in any social register. Who are these people? The countdown to C-day has started. The most important wedding on the planet is underway. And when in-laws collide, it’s going to take some pretty potent magic to make everyone’s Christmas wishes come true.

There’s no better gift for the holiday season than this irresistible sequel. Meet the Santas is a can’t-miss-treat guaranteed to bring warmth and good cheer to the whole family.