Mannheim Steamroller - The Christmas Angel: A Story on Ice (1999)Stream and Watch Online

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Released November 16th, 1999, 'Mannheim Steamroller - The Christmas Angel: A Story on Ice' stars Olivia Newton-John, Dorothy Hamill, Chip Davis, Elvis Stojko The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which collated reviews from well-known users.

Want to know what the movie's about? Here's the plot: "This tale of good versus evil takes place in a magical land where toys come to life and evil is transformed into good. What makes The Christmas Angel especially entertaining is the combination of graceful skating by such well-known talents as Dorothy Hamill and Elvis Stojko and the emotive music of Mannheim Steamroller. The story tells of an evil gargoyle named Gargon (Stojko) who steals the Christmas angel (Tonia Kwiatkowski) from atop a snowy village's Christmas tree, thereby preventing the arrival of Christmas. A young mother (Hamill), along with a host of toys-come-to-life, follows Gargon into the dark otherworld in an attempt to rescue the stolen angel. In the end, the angel is freed along with a host of lost souls and Christmas is saved. Unfortunately, this engaging 45-minute story is given a hokey framing sequence of Olivia Newton-John and Chip Davis posing as parents reading a Christmas story to their children." .