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Wednesday, 08 April 2015

Mariah Carey Wants To Give Us The Next Great Christmas Movie

It may be April, but evidently thats not stopping New Line Cinemas from getting into the Christmas spirit. We know this because they have reportedly bought a pitch for an untitled Mariah Carey holiday movie. If the festive film isnt entitled "All I Want For Christmas" then someone has made a huge mistake. Deadline was the first to report that the studio has purchased the idea from RatPac...

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