♬ A Castle for Christmas Soundboard

A Christmas tree

A cold room and a couple of bats in the attic are not gonna do it.

A commoner.

A hallway.

A lot of the old castles are for sale.

A lot?

A mountain of debt, and the whole village counting on him.

A real talker, that one.

A title climber.

A well, and a sword.

A working trip.

Aberdeenshire's cheaper than a Range Rover.

About the castle.

About time.

About what?

Absolutely not. You stay at school.

Absolutely nothing. This is my domain.

Actually,

Actually, it's us. [chuckles]

Actually... [chuckles]

Adam, don't forget to cue me. Okay, perfect. Thank you.

After you get past that upper crust, he's got a good heart.

Ah, I dinna have change.

Ah, you're American.

Ah, you're one of us, then. [chuckles]

Ah.

Ah. [chuckles]

Ah...

All I want is a cup of tea. Is that too much to ask?

All of you here,

All of you viewers, if you wonder what we're talking about,

All of you. Anytime.

All right, well, at least promise me you'll see the castle.

All right.

All right. How do they look?

All right. I can borrow your car, and I will have it driven back.

All the Netflix you can binge.

Although I have to live with him till Christmas.

Although, I'm not sure he knows it either.

Always blethering and telling the tales.

And an expert colorist. Let's do it.

And Cambridge.

And Christmas the following day.

And don't worry about your land

And even if I do, what difference would it make?

And every Christmas Eve after that, for a century or two anyway.

And everyone's going to the party.

And falling in love with a man who fought by her side.

And fed him to the sharks!

And for 20 years and 12 novels, it seemed like nothing could go wrong.

And FYI,

And had stones enough to carve his name in this very castle.

And he's still in here somewhere?

And here the two of us are,

And I accept.

And I know you, Sophie. You have worked your whole life for this.

And I realize that you,

And I'll figure out something after that.

And it comes with its own graveyard.

And it's rather large.

And it's scary.

And Merry Christmas Eve.

And now you offer me a room in my own house!

And now, to the McGuintys.

And she's still here.

And so from this Christmas on,

And stood against the British army for three weeks.

And the 11th, your father, died alone in a hotel room in London.

And the Lady Sophie...

And then...

And this here is Flemish, 16th century.

And this is Angus.

And this is where the third duchess would retire... Ay, oh.

And this wasn't a date.

And through here, my room.

And to have someone come in and just... [exhales]

And try not to look so tall.

And what could you possibly need to see up here?

And what good is this place without anyone in it?

And when have I ever steered you wrong?

And you can't just show up and decide to buy a castle, like some hamburger.

And you got to see Dun Dunbar while it's still a castle.

And you need to know how hard that is.

And you should be happy that it was a quick death, yeah,

And you wouldn't be the first.

And you'd be more comfortable living in a Range Rover.

And your husband?

And, boy, do I have some questions for her.

And?

Angus! Wow!

Apparently, the best way to defend by a right handed swordsman.

Are the people I love.

Are we shooting them on all three cameras?

Are you sure you're gonna be okay? 'Cause I can come back next weekend.

As long as you're here, do you mind pouring me another?

At least I was.

At the top of the stairs, there are three doors.

Aw.

Aye, but you pay me. Barely. Besides, who else would put up with you?

Aye, it's one of five.

Aye, now that I can believe.

Aye, pretty much.

Aye, that's more of a moron.

Aye, we'll see.

Aye.

Aye. And we know what happened to him.

Aye. Found it in the attic.

Aye. If you like that sort of tale.

Aye. My home.

Aye. That's a fine one.

Aye. Tourists don't usually stay in our village.

Aye. Well, you do have a knack of driving people away.

Bathroom?

Because I am staying through escrow,

Because I could have extended it for ten pages.

Because I'm paying off all of your mortgages.

Because I've fallen

Because it's someone's home.

Because these are your roots, dear.

Because this place is just gonna remind me of you.

Because you would have talked me out of it.

Been in the same family for 500 years.

Before we get started,

Believes in happy endings."

Bloody hell, that's terrible.

Book the wedding.

Bring Winston back, and everything will be back to normal.

Buggered. That'll be that, aye?

But he got sick, and we never made it.

But I can't promise I won't follow you.

But I have got to agree with the fans out there.

But I know how to read a contract.

But I need a group opinion on this dress.

But I'd rather lose Dun Dunbar...

But I'm not going to that party.

But if I did, that would be what I felt when I saw Dun Dunbar.

But of course.

But some heartless stuffed shirt tossed him out and fired his father.

But there's running water?

But trust me, you know somebody who has,

Buy my castle,

By Sophie McGuinty.

Came to this very well, and laid a necklace on the edge for courage.

Can I have your attention, please?

Can I steal you away from the tour for a moment?

Can it wait?

Can't I just go home and wait until this blows over?

Can't you just admit you have feelings for her, eh?

Castles are meant to have walls around them. People aren't.

Celebrating at the castle.

Cell signal's worse.

Christmas Eve at Dun Dunbar for the village.

Claire...

Close the deal.

Colder than that!

Come after finals. We can have Christmas here.

Come here.

Come in.

Come on, Hamish.

Come on, then, slow coaches.

Come on, then.

Come on, warrior woman. Come on. Speak to me.

Come on!

Come on.

Come on. Get in. It's nice and toasty.

Come on. There's more.

Congratulations, Sophie,

Consider it a gift from Emma Gale.

Course you can sing. Anyone can sing. Here we go. Come on.

Dad didn't tell me what?

Dates back to 1500.

Deposit's non refundable.

Did they end up together?

Did you just say I was right?

Didn't think there was anything here I hadn't seen. When was this?

Divorced.

Do I need your permission, Your Highness?

Do you believe in love at first sight?

Do you knit?

Do you know how many people hate you because of this book?

Do you know why no one's allowed up here?

Don't be strangers.

Don't catch it.

Don't mind me.

Don't tell me you're one of those people who likes snow on Christmas Eve?

Don't tell me.

Don't worry about him. He'll just get in the way.

Don't worry about me. I got this.

Don't worry. I do it every day.

Don't worry. I'm here to write.

Don't. Give it to me.

Duke.

Duly noted.

Dun Dunbar is a living, breathing thing.

Dun Dunbar was built by the first Duke of Dunbar for his wife.

Dun Dunbar will throw a party to end all parties for the village.

Dun Dunbar.

Dun Dunbar's been my life ever since.

Edinburgh's two hours away, longer in the snow,

Eh.

Emma Gale isn't real.

Enjoy your 12 empty bedrooms.

Enjoy your stay, then.

Every time we cut down a tree,

Everybody feels that this is your best novel yet.

Exactly. If I'm gonna sell the old girl, I need to know you can take care of her.

Exactly. You never have to leave.

Excuse me.

Fireplace doesn't work though.

Give me a forwarding address.

Go on, then.

Good morning and Merry Christmas.

Good morning.

Good, and when can I expect to see pages?

Good.

Goodbye.

Great.

Guess I settled that, didn't I?

Ha, ha, ha.

Hamish, here, give me that.

Hamish!

Hamish! Hamish!

Hamish! Hamish! Hamish!

Handshake?

Harper's is talking an additional four book deal.

He cannot be the only driver in town.

He didn't deserve to fall down the stairs.

He felt like home."

He fixed it. [chuckles]

He had told me that he snuck in once. [chuckles]

He just wanted someone to know he got inside.

He lived at Dunbar Castle as a kid.

He snuck in and made it upstairs.

He told that one a lot.

He worked here. He's part of the history.

He, uh... [chuckles]

He'll take a second notion to me when I wear this.

He's lived here his whole life.

He's marrying what's her name on Christmas.

Here, would you like me to show you how to knit?

Here. The key to my castle.

Here's the offer.

Hey, come on.

Hey, honey, Lexi.

Hey, if she throws the bouquet,

Hey. You remember this? Your three legged cow.

Hi, big boy.

Hi.

Hi. Yeah, I'm gonna need your help.

Him? Who's him?

His husband was one of the original members, but he passed on.

Honey, you have to go.

Hopelessly and pathetically in love with you.

Horrible death.

How about we end it at the pub?

How are they navigating it?

How would you like a parade of gawkers traipsing through yours?

How's, uh, Emma Gale?

I accept.

I also don't wanna say the word "juggernaut."

I always carry a steak on my person. [laughs]

I always try to leave things better than I found them.

I am honored

I am not apologizing.

I am not living with you.

I am. Sophie Brown.

I became a writer so I could write in my pajamas,

I can almost picture his face when I walk through that door with the key.

I can alter it.

I can think of a few other names I'd call you.

I can write the new Emma Gale,

I can't believe I was starting to think we could be happy here.

I can't tell you how much it means to everyone in the village,

I cannot believe this.

I could come up with a few ideas.

I could have chopped him into little, teeny pieces

I could have dragged him behind a car. I could have poisoned him with mercury.

I could have extended it for ten pages.

I did.

I didn't get that feeling.

I dinna really hang out there all that much.

I don't have an exact plan.

I don't know anything.

I don't know.

I doubt it. So, who's what's her name?

I feel comfortable with it.

I found it in bedroom nine.

I found this. I thought... maybe I could wear it tomorrow night.

I grew up over a barbershop owned by the best scissor man in Queens,

I guess I just never thought I'd be alone at this stage of my life.

I guess it finally hit me that I'm losing the place.

I guess the, uh, royal arse needs a lot of thrones.

I guess we'll be giving you your Christmas present now, then.

I have a reservation under Sophie Brown.

I have started.

I haven't seen you smile like this in a really long time.

I just didn't expect this.

I just made a mistake. That's all.

I just need a little more time, Ian.

I just needed to see something.

I know that the character of Winston charmed many of the readers.

I know, but perhaps you're having a hard time

I know. The fifth duke died in the Battle of Culloden.

I love it, Myles.

I love you, too, you dobber.

I love your books.

I made that up.

I may not have gone to Oxford or Cambridge,

I mean, what gives you the right to take him away?

I mean, what's next? You're gonna run for mayor?

I never liked that sod. Too bloody perfect.

I promise.

I really do.

I really love it. [sobs]

I said I was sorry.

I said maybe.

I should never have let you in in the first place.

I should probably tell you,

I sound like a character from one of your books.

I suppose it's about time these things saw the light of day again.

I suppose it's possible you might not have read a Sophie Brown novel,

I suppose you know how I'm going to die too?

I tell you... [laughing]

I think maybe my first impression of you was wrong.

I think you might be needing these.

I thought that dukes were supposed to be gentlemen.

I thought that... that this was the kitchen.

I thought this castle was who I was.

I thought we were happy.

I thought you became a writer because of Grandpa.

I told you, your fans don't want something else.

I was at school with a McGuinty back in the day.

I was doing just fine until you showed up!

I will be here on Christmas and New Year's.

I will be.

I will have no reason to go in there.

I wish I'd come back sooner.

I won't be long.

I would never do that.

I... I don't think we should be wearing Dun Dunbar dresses to the party.

I... I told him I'd go, but I really don't have to.

I... I've done things a certain way for a long time,

I'd say that Sophie Brown has a whole lot of unhappy fans out there.

I'll call you later.

I'll follow you.

I'll go to Scotland.

I'll make her life so miserable she'll never want to see a castle again.

I'll pass them round.

I'll take it.

I'll work everything out when I get back.

I'm a pastry chef, but for now, I make biscuits in the bakery across the way.

I'm an eejit.

I'm an environmental engineer.

I'm aware.

I'm blaming you.

I'm checking in.

I'm doing the tours and the gift shop.

I'm fine.

I'm glad.

I'm guessing frostbite.

I'm learning.

I'm mad at myself too.

I'm mad at myself.

I'm not giving up 500 years of history on someone's whim.

I'm not going to tell you that your life depends on writing this book.

I'm sure those could be arranged too.

I'm trying to be accommodating here, but, um,

I'm trying to get rid of her, you divvy, or have you forgotten?

I've agreed to the weddings and... and maybe even a funeral or two.

I've bent over backwards, keeping you out of foreclosure.

I've got a boyfriend in the bakery.

I've got a wee present for you.

I've had a change of heart.

I've read all your books. [chuckles] I just finished the last one.

I've read all your books. Could I have a selfie?

I've spent most of the last decade on my computer.

If I agree to this, there are conditions.

If I'm being honest, it wasn't all his fault.

If you are trying to discourage me,

In a snowstorm?

In case you change your mind.

In our wee village? Dinna be daft.

In the place I've lived my whole life as a guest?

Invited the whole village.

Is Dun Dunbar Castle nearby?

Is it fair to say that you're going to become a duchess?

Is it?

Is that him?

Is there a closet?

Is there an election?

Is there something else?

Is this room not up to your standards?

Isn't that Sophie Brown?

It appears you're warming up to her.

It felt like home.

It is in Edinburgh. My husband just called me from the road.

It is, isn't it?

It leaks after every rain, and it rains 150 days a year.

It looks like a duke.

It's a little early for a party, isn't it?

It's a week before Christmas. I need to at least write the first page.

It's about a woman,

It's all right, Thomas. I'll give her a tour.

It's all Sophie.

It's beautiful. I know.

It's been an absolute pleasure.

It's Christmas Eve.

It's down the hall.

It's going to be a long, dark night.

It's gorgeous.

It's hidden away, and it's quiet, and nobody knows me there.

It's intimidating.

It's Mom. I just wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas.

It's more of an insult to him.

It's nice to hear him laugh like that. He hasn't spoken a word since Graham died.

It's not snowing anymore.

It's okay.

It's probably all those Christmas lights you made us put up.

It's showtime.

It's the reason he's selling the castle.

It's totally too much.

It's worse, then. They wanna tear it down for condos and a golf course.

It's yours.

It's... it's not like this was a date or anything, right?

Join us in welcoming back my good friend and best selling author, Sophie Brown!

Judging by your last foray into the electrical problems,

Just gonna sit there, or you gonna help me move it in?

Just keeping my enemies closer.

Just until the bad press dies down.

Just wanted you to have the worst room.

Keep him away from people.

Kilts, tea towels, coasters? All with the clan coat of arms, of course.

King James.

Know what?

Ladies and gentlemen,

Ladies first.

Landlord?

Leave the key on your way out.

Leaving so soon?

Left Myles with an empty title,

Legend dates back to the first Duchess of Dunbar.

Let her in?

Let's leave these two lovebirds alone.

Lexi! [gasps]

Linen closet, water closet.

Look at that staircase.

Look, I was thinking... [exhales]

Look, this has nothing to do with you and me.

Look, we've been mates for a long time.

Loving someone is never a mistake.

Maisie,

Maisie.

Matches your hair. [laughs]

May I announce

May I have some coffee?

Maybe as your boyfriend, then? Or Mr. Emma Gale? What's his name?

Maybe he wants to learn how to knit.

Maybe I can help.

Maybe just hopelessly.

Maybe not even Sophie Brown.

Maybe stock some of your books.

Maybe they just didn't know him like I did.

Maybe this is my next chapter.

Maybe we dated for a bit before I married Sean.

Maybe you're right about this party.

Maybe your memory's fading.

Maybe your own.

McGuinty, it's a strong name. You should stick with that.

McGuinty!

McGuinty. He got caught before he could finish.

McGuinty. I... I don't think I've heard that name around here.

McMotormouth.

Me neither.

Meaning?

Meanwhile, her deposit will get us through spring,

Merry Christmas to you, Hamish.

Merry Christmas, Angus.

Merry Christmas, sweetheart.

Mom, Dad didn't tell you.

Mom, this is great.

More rooms. No power, leaky roof.

Mr. Dunbar.

My family has been tenants on the Dunbar land for generations.

My family. The McGuintys.

My father.

My father's too.

My flight leaves tomorrow. I'll need a ride to Edinburgh.

My old man wasn't much better.

Myles got me a plane ticket.

Myles?

Nah, I'll just go to the next one.

Never enough.

Never seen him like this. Have you meat in your pocket?

Nice to meet you, Maisie.

Ninety day escrow till Christmas.

No one crosses the knitters. Right, Angus?

No one in their right mind would have signed that, but I did.

No one is even gonna remember this fiasco.

No, I can't do that.

No, I don't.

No, I'm going to do something for myself.

No, no, it was funny that she came out with that, with her head and her brain.

No, no.

No, she did my hair.

No, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait.

No? Well, surely you don't wanna leave without a souvenir.

No.

No. I remember everything.

No. Look, you've spent your whole life trying not to be them.

No. No.

Not a vacation.

Not Dun Dunbar. Saks Fifth Avenue.

Not everyone...

Not long after, Angus showed up. Hasn't stopped knitting since.

Not mercury poisoning?

Not necessary. We knitters look after each other.

Not sexy, pretty, feminine, soft word.

Not so I could get yelled at by strangers.

Not sure I should admit it, but, uh, yes. [chuckles]

Not that there is an us.

Nothing I haven't said myself.

Nothing.

Now you get the real tour.

Now, where have I heard that before? Oh, right. Your sales pitch.

Obviously, he's an eejit.

Of all those who lived, worked, and fought here.

Of course, we called him something else.

Of the circular...

Oh my God, that's Sophie Brown!

Oh my God. You are never coming home, are you?

Oh wow.

Oh, aye? What kind of story?

Oh, by the way, I looked up your family.

Oh, by the way, we don't heat the upstairs.

Oh, even from backstage.

Oh, hi. May I help you?

Oh, how lovely.

Oh, I don't know how to thank you.

Oh, I just... I love it.

Oh, I... I can't explain it.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Oh, it's lovely.

Oh, look at the hairy coos.

Oh, no.

Oh, no. I mean, I've always wanted to learn, but...

Oh, now...

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh!

Oh, Rhona, you've excelled yourself.

Oh, right.

Oh, so you actually have one.

Oh, Sophie, you can't do that.

Oh, sure, blame Christmas.

Oh, that is perfect.

Oh, that's been going on forever.

Oh, Thomas.

Oh, uh, nice to meet you.

Oh, well, forgive me, Your Highness.

Oh, well, looks like you win, then.

Oh, well, um, could I just wander around a little on my own?

Oh, what am I saying?

Oh, yes, of course.

Oh, you really are a royal ass.

Oh!

Oh! [chuckles]

Oh! Not anymore. I'm buying Dun Dunbar.

Oh! Oh, it's my best book yet. Guess we do get a happy ending.

Oh! Sophie! Sophie, I'm sorry!

Oh! Well, these might come in handy.

Oh.

Oh. [inhales]

Oh. Myles?

Oh. What about your father's wedding?

Okay, but Winston is a fictional character.

Okay, so "eejit" is "idiot."

Okay, the thing is, I have a little family history in this place.

Okay.

Okay. All we've got left is the Christmas Romance package.

Okay. I love you.

Okay... [exhales]

On the grounds. A long time ago.

On your huge, new best seller, Heart of a Warrior.

One, two, three.

Ooft.

Ooh! [chuckles]

Ooh. I really hope we're talking about hair.

Or being fed to sharks?

Or maybe even all I was.

Or my yule cakes. I'm baking for Dun Dunbar!

Or she'll crumble like an oatcake in the rain.

Or you.

Out now. Go on. Get out. Go on!

Outside.

Oxford and Cambridge.

Package from Thomas for you.

Page one. "Do you believe in love at first sight? I didn't used to."

Please say something.

Plumbing's intermittent, 60 fireplaces half work,

Private tour's more.

Psh!

Put these in himself, and they are filled with legends.

Quite lovely.

Really?

Rhona wants to chop it off and dye it green.

Right, now, the gift shop is right here.

Right. All right, then. No, let's continue on. That's very good.

Right. Well, we try.

S... Stay?

Send me a copy when you're back in New York.

Separating your real life from the fiction in your books.

Seriously?

Several things.

Shall I announce you?

She ended up saving the village

She left me for someone with a bigger title.

She needs constant attention,

She'll realize the mistake she made and be gone in a week.

She's away at college now.

She's got a wedding.

She's here to ruin me.

She's not doing mine.

Since page one, book four.

Since you were last here, it seems like your life has become a total fairy tale.

Sixty years ago. He was a kid.

Slainte. Okay, here goes. Oh.

So don't be.

So go out there and charm everybody's pants off.

So he can pay off the debt on the farmlands.

So if that's what you're after, you can buy a ladyship online for £30.

So now I have something

So she's doing the killing?

So you're a regular now?

So you're on their side?

So, knitting in a pub?

So, this is Dun Glen Holy Well.

So, this is the older part of the castle.

So, what do you usually do at Christmas?

So, you'll stay in this one.

Some date back to the 14th century.

Something on your mind?

Soon. It's practically writing itself.

Sophie Brown, the author?

Standing around looking at old paintings of people we hated.

Stay out of places you don't belong.

Stay the night. Someone will get you out in the morning.

Take a look at that.

Take over the place, take over my whole life,

Technically it's "Duke."

Technically, it's "Your Grace."

Than lose you.

Thank you for having me. I'm surprised I made it in alive.

Thank you, Eamon.

Thank you, Thomas.

Thank you.

Thank you. [chuckles]

Thank you. And it's Sophie.

Thank you. Oh, thank you.

Thank you. Um...

Thank you. We'll take that.

Thanks a lot, Hamish.

That actually sounded like a compliment.

That bedroom you liked, where the fifth duke died,

That one's for sale too.

That was a one time thing.

That was the plan.

That way, whatever happens,

That we're, um...

That, uh, that about covers it.

That's a selling point.

That's beautiful.

That's generally how it works.

That's him.

That's me.

That's very kind. I'm sure it's not what you're used to.

The £20 version wasn't real?

The 11th duke squandered what remained of the family money,

The 12th Duke of Dunbar

The castle.

The damp air degrades the books.

The deal is off.

The dress.

The Dunbars had meetings of the clan and grand celebrations in here.

The eejit and what's her name.

The fifth duke died in here, in that very bed.

The granddaughter of Callum McGuinty,

The Heart of a Warrior.

The knitters told me some things.

The one where you drive me out, and I forfeit my overpriced deposit?

The only title I'm interested in is my next book,

The redecorating, the gift shop, the tours.

The room.

The sixth Duke of Dunbar barricaded the old castle walls

The sixth was thrown from a horse,

The title does not come with the land.

The whole village?

Then I do.

Then we had to go hide it in the stables! Remember?

Then why in the world would you kill him?

Then you can join our club.

Then, I met a lass who knocked me flat on my royal arse...

There is no more time unless you sell off the farmlands.

There is no you and me.

There is something we need to talk about.

There's a chair.

There's a couple wanting to talk about a wedding.

There's actually another story that I would like to tell.

There's no Brown in the records.

These are... [chuckles]

These grand old ladies hold the proud history

They want Emma Gale.

They're here to collect Sophie.

Thirty two days, actually.

This here is the music room

This is all the luggage I have.

This is my daughter, Lexi.

This is not blowing over. This is a Category 5.

This is perfect.

This is the first Christmas I'll be without Lexi.

This is the happiest I have seen you in years.

This one cut right in the back of his father's favorite chair.

This one's nice.

This place was as cold as the winds off the Firth of Forth.

This staircase was built clockwise.

This was not part of our deal.

This way.

This whole thing, it's not working for me.

This.

This... This is genius.

Those are English dukes.

Those were the words that started the whole Emma Gale success story.

Three legs is better than whatever this was.

To all of us.

To get another car?

To introduce

To obliterate the memory of the most awful, arrogant person you've ever met?

To the pub. For a wee dram.

Turned out she had the heart of a warrior.

Twelve bedrooms and ten bathrooms.

Two people who have just spent three months together.

Two quid. I'll throw it into the deal.

Ugh!

Ugh! Not again.

Ugh.

Ugh. You and your stubborn Dunbar pride, eh?

Uh huh.

Uh, excuse me.

Uh, it's been a year since my divorce.

Uh, knitters, shall we?

Uh, Ms. Brown has arrived.

Uh, Myles is the 12th Duke of Dunbar.

Uh, no, no, no.

Uh, no, you've missed the... the gift shop.

Uh, that'll be £20.

Uh...

Uh... Wait, do we get married, or do you just... What?

Um, except for the fact that I think he would want me to.

Um, Winston, wasn't it?

Um... [grunts]

Unless it belonged to your mother or your grandmother.

Very good. Follow me.

Wait, wait. I thought you said you were buying a castle. [chuckles]

Warrior woman, speak to me!

Watch your head.

We agree on that.

We also have sustainable forestry and organic farming.

We are.

We definitely should not be doing this.

We don't always get the happy ending.

We need to talk.

We plant two in its place.

We should do that.

We shouldn't be doing this.

We, uh,

We?

We'll all have a place to live. Hm.

We're more of what you call a drive through.

Wed on Christmas Eve at Dun Dunbar.

Wee traitor.

Well, come on, then.

Well, consider it a tip for your warmth and hospitality.

Well, good for them.

Well, he'll warm up.

Well, here's a tip for you.

Well, I am the Duke of Dunbar.

Well, I guess we're all wondering about the ending of your latest book.

Well, I think you might mean former fans.

Well, I was supposed to come here a long time ago with my dad.

Well, I... I wish I could take the credit, but it's all her.

Well, I'll take it.

Well, I'm glad you were... here.

Well, I'm... I'm the author.

Well, if you need anything else, Ms. Brown, just ring.

Well, it looks like we're gonna have to reorder.

Well, it's beautiful.

Well, may your travels be swift.

Well, outside the castle. They weren't allowed inside.

Well, she better know how to write.

Well, she went off to fight.

Well, she's good for business.

Well, there will not be any party without their help.

Well, they moved to New York when he was a boy.

Well, this is looking rather nice.

Well, tomorrow's Christmas Eve.

Well, what's left now?

Well, why don't you invite her, then?

Well, why not indeed?

Well, you did go to Oxford.

Well, you murdered a man that I was in love with.

Well, you remember what happened when it was purple, don't you?

Well, you're better off, then.

Well, you're just in time to stop this massacre.

Well, you're not married now, are you?

Well... [chuckles]

What about this one?

What about you, Angus? Will you drive me to the airport?

What are all these?

What are you doing here?

What are you doing?

What are you without it?

What can I get you?

What do you think? Is it me?

What do you want?

What do you, uh, recommend

What does it look like? Breakfast.

What happened?

What thing?

What was all that about?

What will, then?

What?

What? You mean you... [chuckles]

What's all this?

What's going on?

What's up at the top?

What's up there?

What's with all the candlelight? Did you go back in time?

When she left me, I came back here to put myself back together.

When war broke out, she donned the garments of a warrior,

When was the last time you drove a stick on the left hand side of the road?

Where did you get that?

Where the third duchess wrote a book of poems.

Where we create 70% of our energy.

Where's the Scotch dresser? And the lamps?

Whereabouts?

Which I'm going to write at Dun Dunbar in the library.

Why'd you leave it so long to kill off Winston?

Wi Fi is iffy,

William Wallace, the very mason who built Edinburgh Castle,

Without this castle, I have nothing.

Wonderful.

Would you do me the honor of a dance?

Wow.

Wow. [chuckles]

Yarn bombing. It's a thing. Perks up the neighborhood.

Yeah, this is Pulitzer Prize stuff, this.

Yeah.

Yep.

Yes.

Yes. I would like a room for the night, please.

You are falling for this guy. The... the earl!

You become a duchess, and we can rebrand you.

You bought a castle in Scotland, moved to Ireland... Scot land.

You can come and visit me.

You can't just run off to Scotland and hide out in a castle.

You can't say I didn't warn you!

You chose our little village to write the next Emma Gale!

You could stay.

You couldn't find a better landlord. That's for certain.

You did a DNA test, and your ancestor's Mary Queen of Scots?

You do realize the whole village will know within the hour?

You don't get to walk away like that.

You got this for me?

You have to wear it.

You just missed the tour, but the next one's Thursday.

You know what, Thomas? I have an idea. Why don't I give the tour?

You know what? I'm not so sure I did either.

You know, I can work with this.

You know, I normally don't do this,

You know, I've known Myles my whole life.

You know, it wouldna be the worst thing to let someone in again.

You look different.

You may be the only readers left who don't hate me.

You might know them as expensive sweaters.

You never mentioned that.

You realize you just handed over Dun Dunbar to the bank?

You should know, here on the estate, we have a community owned wind farm

You shouldn't be wearing that.

You show up here,

You stole my dog. The knitting!

You too.

You used to sit in the barbershop and listen to his stories, right?

You wanna go back to America? I won't stop you.

You want a castle?

You'll do the morning shows, tease the new Emma.

You'll keep Thomas on.

You're finally taking a vacation.

You're getting rid of my father's name.

You're gonna have to do it for him.

You're gonna have to read it.

You're just gonna spend Christmas Eve here alone?

You're just... You're too much. You're everywhere.

You're mad at me over a dress?

You're my family.

You're not alone.

You're not fine.

You're probably at the wedding.

You're still here.

You're welcome.

You've been alone a long time in this castle.

You've got Hamish.

You've gotta love that!

Your husband left you. You had a very messy divorce.

Your party.

...that I've got three... Oh. Sorry. [bell dings]

"Diddy" is "idiot." What's "dobber"? Aye.

[all] Cheers! [laughing]

[audience clapping] [Sophie] Thank you.

[car horn honks] [chuckles]

[chuckles] At Dun Dunbar.

[chuckles] That's it.

[chuckles] I killed him off. Good for you, Sophie Brown. [laughs]

[clattering] [exclaims]

[dog barks] Neither do you, ya dobber.

[dog collar clinking] Hamish! Hamish.

[door opens] Hello, miss?

[door opens] I don't know.

[door slams] [Sophie clears throat]

[elevator bell rings] [sighs]

[exhales] What are you doing?

[exhales] Ah! [gunshot]

[grunts] [horse neighs]

[grunts] Electrocution.

[guest whooping] [Scottish music playing]

[Hamish barking] Oh, Hamish! [laughs]

[Hamish cries] I'm gonna miss you, Hamish. Oh.

[Helen chuckles] Callum McGuinty?

[Helen] Does she know we're coming? [Maisie] I just texted her.

[Helen] Everybody's here. [Maisie] Oh!

[Helen] Oh, Angus. [Sophie] Wow. Thank you.

[Helen] That's lovely. Oh, thank you. Thank you.

[horses snorting] [Myles chuckles]

[in Scottish accent] It's not a problem. Oh. Thank you.

[knock at door] [Hamish growls]

[laughs] [bell dings]

[laughs] Oh! [Eamon] Want a wee drinkie?

[laughter] To women buying castles.

[Maisie] Oh, I'd like to see that. Hi.

[man 1] No, thank you. [woman 1 sighs]

[man] Cut! What?

[murmuring] [Sophie] Walks like a duke.

[Myles] All right, come on, then. [horse whinnying]

[Myles] Aye, it runs. [water dripping]

[Myles] Hm. You're an eejit.

[Myles] Mind your step. [both chuckle]

[Myles] Ocean view from every room. Central air conditioning.

[Rhona] Helen! Merry Christmas.

[Rhona] How are you getting on? [Sophie] All right. So...

[Rhona] So, I think a bit of color. [Sophie] Okay, all right.

[scoffs] It might be hard to see right now.

[song ends] [cheering]

[Sophie laughs] Not true. You two are madly in love.

[Sophie] And for you, sir. [Angus] Thanks.

[Sophie] Hello. Oh, hello.

[Sophie] Oh my goodness. Oh! [Hamish whimpers]

[spluttering] What are you doing? We're going back.

[Thomas chuckles] Thank you, Thomas.

[Thomas exhales] Oh.

[Thomas] She's here. Oh, good. Good.

[thud] [gasps]

[thud] [grunts]

[TV show theme music playing] We'll be right back.

[woman 1] Go on, then. Give us a show. [woman 2 laughs]

[woman 1] I would love to see you dance. [woman 2] Well, those were the days.

[woman] Happy Christmas. [man] Aye.

♪ And we'll cry ♪ [Hamish whimpers, growls]

♪ Every time you decide to stay ♪ [exhales]

About Scotland. Mm.

After you. [Rhona] Catch you in there.

Am I starting to look like them? No comment.

And if she doesn't leave? Oh, she'll leave.

Are you gonna read the whole thing to me? No, page one's good enough for me.

Are you moving out? [chuckles] No.

As a tenant? No.

Aye, that would've been my grandfather. Sorry.

Aye. Announcing the knitters of Dunbar.

Because I was thinking... You've been doing a lot of thinking.

Breakfast in bed. Hm.

Bugger. [Sophie] Bugger.

Buongiorno. Yes. May I help you?

Can I take your name, please? Donatelli.

Can we go up? Sorry, not part of the tour.

Champagne in the evening. Really?

Do you have to? [chuckles]

Don't. 'Cause I was going to say... Mm hmm.

Easy on that champagne. [chuckles]

Emma Gale and I have parted ways. Oh?

Enjoy the castle? I did, yes. It was magical.

Everyone? Wasn't that the idea?

Give. Give it to me! [growling]

Good morning. [Thomas] Yeah.

Good morning. Morning.

Good night. Good night.

Goodbye. Bye. [blows kisses]

Got just the thing. Mm.

Hamish, no! Hamish, stop! [Sophie gasps]

Have you had one of these? Oh my lord!

Have you read it? Aye, and I wouldn't recommend it.

He just doesn't know it yet! I'm still married.

Helen? Hello.

Hello. [Myles] Maisie.

Hello. Hello.

Hello. Tell me you've at least started.

Hey, don't make fun of my sheep! [chuckles]

Hey, Thomas. Aye?

Hi! Lovely to see you. Have a great night.

Hi. Come on.

Hi. Hey.

Hi. Hi.

His family worked for yours. Try again.

His family, they were the groundskeepers. You mean your family?

How long have we known each other? Too long.

How very thoughtful of you. Well, I am nothing if not that.

How was your first night at the castle? Cold.

I am, aren't I? [laughs]

I do. [man speaks indistinctly]

I don't like unfinished business. Oh, of course.

I haven't the slightest. [Maisie] Hm.

I know. Five days a week. Know what I mean?

I meant it. Did you now?

I rather love them too. We've read every one.

I thought you were my friend. Well, right now, I'm your agent.

I told them not to bother you. [Sophie] Are you kidding?

I worked hard on that. I know. I remember!

I wouldn't want to get you in trouble. Take my chances.

I'm not alone. I've got you. Aye.

I'm sorry. [Hamish cries]

I've never been up the stairs before. Well, it's clear you haven't missed much.

In fact, I may never leave. Mm.

In we go. Let's go in.

It is not a whim. Oh my. What is it, then?

It's a little to the side. Yeah. [Drew] Exactly.

It's a new province. It's near Disneyland.

It's hard to get the people in. Aye, it's even harder to get them out.

Just come home. I can't.

Like they can afford it. Stay put.

May I ask you a question, then? Sure.

Maybe I need a map. Gift shop, £5.

Merry Christmas, Mom. [inhales]

Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.

Mm mm. [phone ringing]

Mm mmm. [drums beating]

Mm. [Helen] Oh!

Mm. No.

Morning rush hour. [mooing]

Myles... No, it's out of the question!

Nice. Ah!

No, as... As a what, then?

No, that's worse. No?

No! No! Okay. Hi.

Not as perfect as my hair. I have to admit, it does suit you.

Not letting this go though. [Helen] No.

Now? Aye.

Of course not. No.

Oh, aye? Mm.

Oh, come on. No, no, no, I don't wanna.

Oh, do you now? Yes.

Oh, gee, thanks. But your career does.

Oh, I wouldn't go that far. Hey, well done.

Oh, it's hard when they move away. It's harder when they move back in.

Oh, this was unexpected. Aye.

Oh, what do you know? Everything.

Oh, Your Grace. Aye?

Oh! I'm sorry I'm late. [Maisie] Oh, no bother.

Oh. It's been four since mine.

Oh. Just, uh, touched it up a bit.

Oh. Of course. [chuckles]

Oh. Sophie, don't go.

Okay, what's with you two? [exhales] Nothing.

Okay. At the castle.

Our deal? Aye.

Really? Oh, aye.

Rhona has gone mad. She is wonderful. Now that is a work of art.

Ruin you? Aye.

She did everyone's hair? [Helen] Uh huh.

She made all of it. Did she?

She should have a shop. Yeah, of course.

She's dead. Deed?

She's saving a village. From what?

Should we go get a cup of tea? [barks, groans]

Shush, you. Anyway, I was...

So you were listening? I may have heard a word or two.

So you work here too? Wherever they'll have me.

So you're here for the day, then? A little longer.

So you're reading my books? Point is, people leave, we survive.

Sophie Brown. Myles Dunbar. You're the royal arse?

Thank you. It's not for you.

Thank you. It is so nice to be back. [audience clapping]

That's my married name. Oh, you're married, then?

That's what people want. Not that kind of a happy ending.

The readers, they loved Winston. [audience clapping]

The title of book six. Oh, aside from that!

There's that "we" again. Yeah, "we." That's right.

This your way of apologizing? It is not.

To the McGuintys. [all] The McGuintys!

Tom. Cheers. Where is he?

Um... [both laugh]

Wait, and also... He didn't even propose!

Was he? Yes.

Welcome back, Sophie... [audience clapping]

Welcome to the village inn. Thank you.

Well, you did say it was a drive through. I'm not selling to her.

Well, you're here now. [Helen] Mm hmm.

Were you? Aye!

What are we? Maybe we don't need a title.

What are you doing? I'm sorry.

What are you doing? What am I doing?

What are you guys doing? Graffiti knitting.

What are you thinking? [laughs] I'm trying not to!

What do you mean? It's... it's up for sale.

What else? You'll move in now.

What? [Drew] Well, you've had a rough year.

What? I was hoping you'd do it in volume one.

What? Tell me something.

What? You're clearly not writing anything.

What's the matter with you, man? No, I cannot sing.

Who is that? I'll let you know when I figure it out.

Who owns it now? Just some royal arse.

Why? [clears throat]

Yeah, gonna miss you. [Hamish cries]

Yes, it was. Thank you.

Yes, we will. [Maisie] Very good.

You could've locked the door. Why? It's my house.

You eejit. [horse snorts]

You look like you wanna say something. Not really.

You. Oh.

You're the buyer? He let me think he worked here.

You're welcome. Not you. Him.

...and a huge congratulations on your juggernaut best seller.

...and she taught me that we should be with the people we love on Christmas.

...best seller, Heart of a Warrior.

...delicious!

...doesn't usually like strangers.

...it is exactly what I was hoping for.

...staircase...

...that's the end of the tour.

...there's

...this was clearly a mistake.

...what happens after Christmas?

...you'd let me stay

"'I will not be discouraged, ' said Emma. 'I will get what I came for.'"

"But I just might."

"I'm Emma Gale."

"In this day and age...

"It was a coma brought on by his fall down the stairs."

"It was his twin brother, Myles."

"Juggernaut" is a very harsh, male, masculine,

"McGu" is your father's name?

"Me neither."

"Numpty"?

"Slainte" is what we say in Scotland.

"The first time I laid eyes on Winston,

"Walloper"?

["Angels from the Realms of Glory" playing]

["Deck the Halls" instrumental playing]

["Did the Day Go Just Like You Wanted?" playing]

["Falling Through" by Quiet Houses playing]

["Jingle Bells" instrumental playing]

["O Christmas Tree" instrumental playing]

["She's The One" by Robbie Williams playing]

["Superhero" by Groenland playing]

["Tonight" by Katy J Pearson playing]

["We're The Lucky Ones" by the Marías playing]

[agent] Scotland? Really? Why didn't you clear this with me first?

[agent] What is the plan here?

[all cheering]

[all exclaiming]

[all laughing]

[all] Yes! Please!

[Angus breathing deeply]

[Angus laughing]

[assistant] Hello, Ms. Brown. Welcome to The Drew Barrymore Show.

[camera shutter clicks]

[car engine sputtering]

[car engine starting]

[chanting on TV] Bring back Winston!

[chuckles]

[chuckles] Got it.

[chuckles] Hamish.

[chuckles] I barely did.

[chuckles] I don't even know if it fits.

[chuckles] I just need a change.

[chuckles] I know. It's like it was meant to be.

[chuckles] Is there anything I can do to help?

[chuckles] It's...

[chuckles] Okay. Um, all right.

[chuckles] Pathetically? [sniffles]

[chuckles] Rhona, that's gorgeous.

[chuckles] Well...

[chuckles] You like that, huh? [typing]

[clattering]

[clears throat]

[clears throat] And over there,

[clears throat] Whiskey, and leave the bottle.

[clicks tongue] Four years at Oxford, two years Cambridge.

[clicks tongue] Thank you.

[door hinges creaking]

[door lock clicks]

[door opens]

[drumroll]

[Eamon] I'll just have a wee look. [sighs]

[Eamon] What's going on? Let's have a wee look here.

[emotional music playing]

[exhales]

[exhales] Come on, Hamish. Good boy.

[exhales] I was married once. A long time ago.

[exhales] Seriously?

[exhales] Thank you, Eamon.

[exhales] The woman for whom my husband left me.

[gasps]

[gasps] It is a duke!

[gasps] Oh.

[girls chuckle]

[groaning]

[groans, sniffles, clears throat]

[groans]

[grunts]

[guests cheering]

[guests laugh, chatter]

[guests laugh]

[guide] Aye, well, perhaps one of them could be fixing the door to the library.

[gunshot]

[hammering]

[heartfelt music playing]

[Helen exclaiming]

[Helen's husband] Good evening to you.

[Helen] And mine.

[Helen] Angus!

[Helen] Beautiful! Thank you!

[Helen] Cheerio!

[Helen] Dinna hang back. Knitters to the rescue.

[Helen] I tried to teach him when he was wee.

[Helen] Just keep knitting.

[Helen] Let's get going.

[Helen] No looking.

[Helen] Oh, you have his smile.

[Helen] Oh!

[Helen] Ooh.

[Helen] That will be lovely up there in that room.

[Helen] That's great.

[Helen] This one's nice, isn't it?

[in Scottish accent] "Mary Queen of Scots." [groans]

[in Scottish accent] Nobody told me that.

[in Scottish accent] Where are you from?

[indistinct chattering]

[inhales]

[laughing]

[laughs]

[laughs] I'm afraid that's not...

[Maisie] Ah, yeah, we're right behind you, Speedy Gonzales. I see you running off.

[Maisie] Excellent.

[Maisie] It's stunning.

[Maisie] Mm hmm. [chuckles]

[Maisie] Uh, mind my wall, fella.

[man] So someone wants a trophy castle?

[man] Thank you.

[man] There are more than 3,000 castles in Scotland.

[melancholy music playing]

[men laughing]

[microphone rattles]

[mischievous music playing]

[mooing]

[music continues]

[music fades]

[Myles breathes deeply]

[Myles] Come on, then.

[Myles] I brought you a Scotch dresser.

[Myles] I mean,

[Myles] It is work being me.

[Myles] It's not for you.

[Myles] Ladies and gentlemen,

[Myles] Locals leave them.

[Myles] Mm?

[Myles] Sheep.

[Myles] Sophie, my dear...

[Myles] There's a reason they set horror movies in castles.

[Myles] There's one more place I'd like to show you.

[Myles] What is that?

[Myles] You know,

[retreating footsteps]

[Rhona] Great.

[Rhona] I still can't believe

[Rhona] Whoo!

[sarcastically] Oh, yeah. [chuckles]

[scoffs, chuckles]

[scoffs, sighs]

[scoffs]

[scoffs] Are you sure the duke didn't die in this room,

[scoffs] I... I don't know.

[scoffs] The sign says ten.

[Scottish music continues]

[Scottish music playing]

[sentimental music playing]

[sentimental Scottish music playing]

[sheep bleating]

[shivers]

[shouts] She's here!

[shuddered breathing]

[shudders]

[sighs]

[sobs] Oh, I don't know why I'm crying.

[song ends]

[song fades]

[Sophie chuckles]

[Sophie clears throat]

[Sophie] "But Winston wasn't dead."

[Sophie] "The well was speaking to her."

[Sophie] "The well whispered a story to her longing heart."

[Sophie] "The well whispered a story to the wind about a woman."

[Sophie] "The wind was speaking to her."

[Sophie] "To her shock, it wasn't Winston whose body lay there."

[Sophie] All right, what do you think of this?

[Sophie] Be happy that it was a quick death.

[Sophie] Come on, wind.

[Sophie] Follow me.

[Sophie] Hello.

[Sophie] Hey. Are you the welcoming committee?

[Sophie] Hey. Hi.

[Sophie] I am sorry I am late.

[Sophie] I do feel good about this.

[Sophie] I need to forget about the Emma Gale fiasco for a while.

[Sophie] I need to go away.

[Sophie] Mm.

[Sophie] Mm. We'll see.

[Sophie] Morning.

[Sophie] Oh!

[Sophie] Really? You mean like the one you're wearing?

[Sophie] So, in 1745,

[Sophie] Sod. Got any other names for him?

[Sophie] That is my daughter, Lexi.

[Sophie] That's lovely.

[Sophie] Well,

[Sophie] What the heck was the well saying?

[Sophie] Yes, please.

[splutters]

[tense music playing]

[Thomas chuckles]

[Thomas exhales]

[Thomas inhales, clears throat]

[Thomas moans]

[Thomas] Angus, come on.

[Thomas] Are you really just going to let her leave?

[Thomas] Everybody, if we could, um, just move on.

[Thomas] Oh, I'm glad to hear it. Glad to hear it.

[Thomas] There he is.

[Thomas] Very good, everyone. Follow me.

[Thomas] Well, it's been a month now,

[upbeat music playing]

[vehicle approaching]

[voice breaking] Your friendship... means the world to me.

[whimpers]

[whiskey pouring]

[whispering indistinctly]

[whispers] It was 1746. Fifth duke. Castle held for four weeks.

[woman 2] No, thank you.

[woman] "Do you believe in love at first sight?"

[woman] Aye, it's just over the hill.

[woman] It surprised me.

♪ About me And I hope that you don't mind ♪

♪ And I feel it's getting stronger ♪

♪ And I'll be in Scotland afore ye ♪

♪ And if there's somebody calling me on ♪

♪ And that's all you need to know ♪

♪ And the people I've met Have been pretty much the same ♪

♪ And you know it's gonna be rough ♪

♪ Angels from the realms of glory ♪

♪ Bells on bobtails ring ♪

♪ Blue is where I've been ♪

♪ Brighter visions beam afar ♪

♪ But all we need is love... ♪

♪ But he's yours... ♪

♪ But if only for today... ♪

♪ But my mind's not feeling all right ♪

♪ But you never run from your gravity ♪

♪ But you're younger and smaller ♪

♪ By yon bonnie banks And by yon bonnie braes ♪

♪ Dashing through the snow ♪

♪ Glo o o o ♪

♪ Glo o o o o ♪

♪ Glo o o o o o ♪

♪ Glo o o o o o o o ♪

♪ Glo, Gloria ♪

♪ Gloria ♪

♪ God with us is now residing ♪

♪ Green can't buy me you ♪

♪ He said yes But first I gotta tell you something ♪

♪ He's a long head bottle of doubt ♪

♪ I always said I would go to the place ♪

♪ I can't wait for Christmas ♪

♪ I can't wait for Christmas ♪ [Hamish cries]

♪ I remembered you older and taller ♪

♪ I was her ♪

♪ I'm gonna risk it all ♪

♪ I'm in LA, bye, where are you ♪

♪ I'm not afraid to fall ♪

♪ In a one horse open sleigh ♪

♪ In all this white, you'll see me like ♪

♪ In confusion and doubt ♪

♪ In Excelsis Deo ♪

♪ In Excelsis Deo... ♪

♪ In His temple shall appear ♪

♪ In the eyes of our beholder ♪

♪ It's all the same to everyone ♪

♪ It's been a while since we called ya I miss you too ♪

♪ It's up, and I'm not the only one... ♪

♪ Jingle all the way ♪

♪ Laughing all the way... ♪

♪ Let the boy reach out For the infinite ♪

♪ Making spirits bright ♪

♪ My mama's arms ♪

♪ No matter how far you go ♪

♪ Now proclaim Messiah's birth ♪

♪ O'er the fields we go ♪

♪ Of how I feel for you... ♪

♪ Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells... ♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪

♪ On the bonnie, bonnie banks Of Loch Lomond ♪

♪ On the bonnie, bonnie banks Of Loch Lomond... ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪

♪ Or we just get burned ♪

♪ Over the mountains And across the oceans ♪

♪ Sages, leave your contemplations ♪

♪ Saints, before the altar bending ♪

♪ Seek the great Desire of nations ♪

♪ She said "Do you wanna dance with me tonight?" ♪

♪ She stood still Watching him through the spotlight ♪

♪ She was me ♪

♪ She's the one ♪

♪ Shepherds, in the field abiding ♪

♪ Silver does remind me ♪

♪ So I found a color ♪

♪ So I'm at your door with nothing more ♪

♪ So who's gonna call her and say ♪

♪ Someone to hug, sat on your knee ♪

♪ Sometimes we can just learn from it ♪

♪ Sometimes we get away with it ♪

♪ Sometimes we get burned... ♪

♪ Suddenly the Lord, descending ♪

♪ Than words I've never said ♪

♪ That mistletoe's for two ♪

♪ That only tells the truth ♪

♪ That paints a picture ♪

♪ That you're back again? ♪

♪ The mistletoe ♪

♪ The morning snow ♪

♪ The song that was playing It was all right ♪

♪ Then the world will make you go ♪

♪ They feel so far... ♪

♪ This Christmas ♪

♪ Through the cities From coast to coast... ♪

♪ Watching long in hope and fear ♪

♪ Watching o'er your flocks by night ♪

♪ We were free ♪

♪ We were one ♪

♪ We'll be happier than we have... ♪

♪ We'll be happier... ♪

♪ We'll laugh and we'll dance ♪

♪ We're so, so vulnerable ♪

♪ We're the lucky ones ♪

♪ We've come this far... ♪

♪ Well, you can't talk long You got things to do ♪

♪ Well, you get back to your list... ♪

♪ What do you need? What are you wishing for? ♪

♪ What do you want? What would you like for Christmas? ♪

♪ What fun it is to laugh and sing A sleighing song tonight ♪

♪ When he's lost ♪

♪ Where me and my true love Will never meet again ♪

♪ Where the crowds stop and listen And the buildings have names ♪

♪ Where the streets are all right But the buses are great ♪

♪ Where the sun shines bright On Loch Lomond ♪

♪ Wing your flight o'er all the earth ♪

♪ Wrapped in red ♪

♪ Ye have seen His natal star ♪

♪ Ye who sang creation's story ♪

♪ Yonder shines the infant light ♪

♪ You know what to do ♪

♪ You might want presents under the tree ♪

♪ You'll take the high road And I'll take the low road ♪

♪ You're alone till you're not alone ♪

♪ You've never seen me yet ♪

A Castle for Christmas
"A Castle for Christmas" is a heartwarming romantic comedy film that takes viewers on a magical journey during the Christmas season. Made in 2021, this delightful movie is sure to bring joy and laughter to audiences of all ages. Starring some of the most talented actors in the industry, the cast includes renowned actress Brooke Shields and the charming Cary Elwes. Shields plays the lead character, Sophie Brown, a successful author who is in need of inspiration for her new book. Elwes portrays the handsome yet mysterious Duke Edward, who offers Sophie an opportunity she can't refuse. The story revolves around Sophie, a writer who suddenly finds herself in a writer's block and desperately seeks inspiration. Unexpectedly, she receives a brochure advertising a Scottish castle for sale, and this becomes the catalyst for her adventure. In a leap of faith, Sophie decides to buy the castle and embarks on a journey to the breathtaking lands of Scotland. Upon her arrival, Sophie is greeted by the enigmatic Duke Edward, the current owner of the castle. Sparks fly between the two as they navigate the challenges of renovating the castle while dealing with their own personal baggage. As the Christmas season approaches, Sophie and Edward find themselves developing an unexpected connection amidst the stunning backdrop of the castle. Throughout the film, viewers are captivated by the stunning landscape of Scotland, as the filmmakers beautifully showcase the country's enchanting castles and picturesque countryside. The film is a perfect blend of comedy, romance, and festive cheer, making it an ideal choice for holiday viewing. The soundtrack of "A Castle for Christmas" adds even more magic to the film. Composed by a talented team of musicians, the score perfectly captures the enchanting atmosphere of the story. From soaring orchestral melodies to joyful holiday tunes, the music complements the on-screen magic and evokes a sense of wonder and warmth. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of "A Castle for Christmas," you're in luck. You can easily play and download the movie's soundtrack here, allowing you to relive the magic long after the credits have rolled. In conclusion, "A Castle for Christmas" is a delightful romantic comedy that will warm your heart and leave you with a smile. With its talented cast, scenic Scottish landscapes, and captivating storyline, this film is a perfect choice for the holiday season. So grab some hot cocoa, snuggle up in a cozy blanket, and let "A Castle for Christmas" whisk you away on a magical adventure.
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