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starring: Jackie Burroughs, Lally Cadeau, Mag Ruffman, Cedric Smith, Zachary Bennettdirected by: Stefan Scaini
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9781563716348
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 1563716348
Label: Bridgestone
Manufacturer: Bridgestone
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bridgestone
Release Date: October 23, 1999
Running Time: 90 minutes
Sales Rank: 10312
Studio: Bridgestone
Theatrical Release Date: 1998
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - wonderful programing for families
Our whole family (from oldest to youngest) love this movie and all the avonlea videos.
Rating: - Family movie
There are not enough family type movies out there in this day & time. This is a heart warming story that you can watch with your kids or grandkids and not be embaressed. I love the Avonlea families.
Rating:  - Not like seasons 1-5
"Avonlea Christmas" is missing the wonderful charm of seasons 1-6 of "Road to Avonlea".
I highly recommend seasons 1-5 of "Road to Avonlea", season-6 is good, but does not reach the heights of the earlier seasons. The episodes are written by different writers. The focus of the "Avonlea Christmas" episode, is one dispute to the next, rather than predicaments for the characters to display their personalities, and their ultimate warmth. The little kids are grown, so the same arguments ... Read More
Rating:  - A Family Friendly movie at a Great Price
I loved watching the Anne of Green Gables movies when they came out in the 80's.
When Road to Avonlea series aired on Australian TV in the 90's. I again loved watching the program. When I found out that the series was now on DVD. I purchased all the seasons.
I found Avonlea Christmas on Amazon at a very good price $9.99. I puchased it without a second thought.
I found the movie very enjoyable to watch. It is a clean family friendly movie with family values.
These days it is hard ... Read More
Rating:  - A rather disappointing reunion for the "Avonlea" cast
Think of having a "Friends" reunion with only four of the characters (your pick) and you get an idea of why fans of "Avonlea" (a.k.a. "Road to Avonlea") were less than thrilled with this 1998 television movie. The premise of "Happy Christmas, Miss King" is that the King family has gathered together during the First World War to celebrate Christmas, but word comes that Felix has been listed as missing in action in France. Other plot lines have Aunt Hetty (Jackie Burroughs) hurting her back, Aunt Olivia ... Read More
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