Christopher Briney and Michelle Randolph Star in Trailer for Prime Video’s Holiday Rom-Com ‘Clashing Through the Snow’
Christopher Briney and Michelle Randolph are channeling their best rivals-to-lovers in the newly released trailer for Prime Video’s Clashing Through the Snow.
The pair star as rival editors publishing editors in the film from Carlson Young. The trailer starts with a voiceover introducing the characters Hannah (Randolph) and Ryan (Briney). It cuts to the characters dressed as Santa and Mrs. Claus, with the voiceover explaining that it bets there’s people wondering how the pair ended up in that situation.
Hoping to both score the book that’ll save their job over the others, Briney and Randolph are forced to make a journey to New York together that doesn’t go as planned, all set to Olivia Rodrigo’s new holiday single “Take Me Home (4 Christmas).” When they find Lukas Gage’s character in a seemingly haunted inn, Briney’s Ryan tells Hannah, “If I get murdered in my sleep, I will haunt you. Aggressively.”
“In this romantic comedy, a holiday snowstorm strands rival publishing editors Ryan Mitchell (Briney) and Hannah Hendricks (Randolph) at the airport, forcing them into a shared rental car for a cross-country race to New York,” the synopsis reads. “With budget cuts threatening to eliminate one of their jobs, both are secretly chasing a career-saving deal, turning every mile into a high-stakes showdown. But between roadside mishaps, unexpected detours and small-town charm, the holiday spirit has a way of melting even the fiercest rivalry into something neither of them saw coming.”
Clashing Through the Snow is directed by Young and written by Danny Mackey and Rebecca Ewing. Briney, Randolph and Gage are joined by a supporting cast of Andrew Schulz with Julia Fox and Paris Hilton. McG, Mary Viola, Lena Roklin and Bruce Wayne Gillies produce the film.
The holiday rom-com drops on Prime Video on Nov. 23. Watch the trailer below.
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