According to Madlib Casting & Film Services, A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe was filmed in Winnipeg, Canada. The most excellent part of watching this film is "finding that Winnipeg place."

This is frequently simple to accomplish because each year, Hallmark provides the Exchange District, River Heights, and lovely barns with sufficient artificial snow, film crews, and holiday cheer to ensure that these videos are prepared for Hallmark.

Each year, Lifetime & the Hallmark Channel produces a staggering number of holiday films that are all themed around various festive settings (choose from candy cane industries, Christmas tree farms, or historic inns). Still, looking past the fake snow and sparkling lights, you might recognize some of the backdrops.

Nine Christmas movies for Hallmark and Lifetime were made in Winnipeg in 2019; nearly all of them rely on Winnipeg's architectural history.

Hanukkah on Rye, a December release from Hallmark, was filmed in Canada, specifically in Winnipeg. One Christmas Eve, Project Christmas Wish, Our Christmas Love Song, and Once Upon a Christmas Miracle are other Hallmark films filmed in Winnipeg.

Actors, including Rachel Boston, Victor Webster, Stephanie Sy, and many others, can be seen in A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe. In the section below, let's learn more about the entire cast.

Rachel Boston As Anne

The principal actress in the film, Rachel Boston, portrays the role of Anne. American actor Rachel is best known for appearing in the television programs "American Dreams" and "In Plain Sight." Rachel, born and reared in Tennessee, relocated to New York City after finishing high school.

She was also named the winner of the Miss Tennessee Teen USA pageant around the same time. She made her acting debut in "The Andy Dick Show" episode when she played the character "Tina." She also had recurring parts in shows including "The Ex List" and "In Plain Sight."

Her roles in various "Hallmark" TV movies, including "Stop the Wedding," "A Rose for Christmas," and "The Last Bridesmaid," have given her a significant amount of fame.

She has acted in independent movies like "10 Years Later," "Coming Home," and "Blind Turn." Additionally, she worked on the independent film "Black Marigolds."

Victor Webster As Sam

Sam, played by Victor Webster, is the male protagonist of the movie. Victor is a well-known actor with an exceptional resume who is well-known to viewers of films and television.

He joined the cast of "Workin' Moms," a Netflix and CBC comedy, where he played Mike for two seasons. Additionally, he has completed filming for a sizable recurring arc on "Motherland: Fort Salem," a fantasy military series on the CW.

On the screen, Victor has appeared in "Five Star Christmas," a romantic comedy with Bethany Joy Lenz, which had its television premiere on Hallmark last Thanksgiving as part of the network's "Countdown to Christmas."

When Victor made his tv debut on the N.B.C. daytime serial "Days of Our Lives," he realized his love for acting. His expanding body of work earned him praise and positions on several Hollywood notables' lists, including the "50 Most Eligible Bachelors" list from People magazine.

John B. Lowe As Arthur

For more than 30 years, John B. Lowe has worked in theater, cinema, and television as an actor, director, and producer. He has a vast list of regular, recurring, and guest roles on American & Canadian TV shows, in addition to his appearances in numerous feature films and TV movies.

John B. is creating new video and film projects for his business, Broccolo Creative, in addition to producing, writing and directing several short films that have won awards.

He is also a skilled director and actor in the theater. In addition to producing and directing various independent theatre productions, he has performed on numerous stages across Canada.

Since 1989, John B. has mentored aspiring and seasoned acting professionals. He spent ten years as the director of Prairie Theatre Exchange's school and community programs. 

Erik Athavale As Calvin Brar

Athavale is a skilled character actor who has gained recognition for his work in upbeat Hallmark films and cerebral thrillers.

Athavale attended the University of Winnipeg and majored in Education with a Theatre minor after discovering his love for performing in high school. This was motivated by the fact that both of his parents were teachers. Midway through his studies, he changed his major to marketing and graduated.

He refocused on acting in 2012, and since then, he has gained popularity as a character and supporting actor in both TV and movies. Off-screen, Athavale is a sought-after acting coach, budding screenwriter, active moderator, and strategist in Western Canada's advertising and marketing sector. 

Other Cast & Crews 

• Stephanie Sy As Jillian
• Averie Peters As Bella
• Jaime Barr As Bella's Mom
• Brandon McEwan As Phil
• Dan De Jaeger As Frank
• Dylan McEwan As Ned
• Director- Jeff Beesley
• Writer- Robin Gadsby
• Production Companies- Cartel Pictures, The Cartel, Cookie Catastrophe Pictures

A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe will premiere on the Hallmark channel on November 27, 2022. 

In a small village, Annie Cooper (Rachel) takes leadership of her late grandmother's cookie business. To continue the legacy, she must fill some very huge shoes. She makes every effort to turn around the failing company.

But when her grandmother's recipe for her family's special cookies is taken during the Christmas party, her mission becomes even more difficult. Annie pursues the case to find the offender.

As she searches for the recipe, she collaborates with Sam (Victor), the proprietor of a nearby bakery. Annie and Sam collaborate to reproduce the recipe to save the cookie business and her job. 

They discover that their lives are similar to milk and cookies as they prepare batches together in search of the ideal one. As Annie and Sam look for the perfect cookie recipe, sparks ignite between them! Will they locate the recipe and keep the cookie business afloat?