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Vertical releases domestic comedy "Unbearable Christmas" starring Alex Moffat and Julia Stiles

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Deadline reported that Vertical has wrapped up domestic distribution of the comedy “Unbearable Christmas,” which stars Alex Moffat, Julia Stiles, Caroline Rhea, Mena Suvari and Stephen Root. The excerpt describes Moffat’s character, out‑of‑work weatherman Troy Tipton, on a Christmas mission to recover a beloved teddy bear he pawned.

Why it matters

Fans of Julia Stiles may be interested because she is featured in a new holiday comedy released by Vertical.

Key facts

  1. The film’s title is “Unbearable Christmas.”
  2. Vertical is handling the domestic rollout of the movie.
  3. The movie is classified as a comedy.
  4. The cast includes Emmy Award winner Stephen Root.
  5. The release is timed for the holiday season.

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Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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