Her new trope film “Christmas in Paradise” aims to heat up the holidays.
As we leave Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, it’s all about the upcoming Christmas holiday. And with that comes a plethora of heartwarming holiday movies and rom-coms, among them Elizabeth Hurleys latest project, Christmas in Paradise.
To promote the new film, which premiered November 11, Hurley took to Instagram to give fans a behind-the-scenes look.
“Christmas in Paradise poster shoot with the celestial @mrkelseygrammer and the glorious @billyraycyrus ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Available now on @appletv@amazonprime @googlepay,” she captioned the clip, in which the former Austin Powers poses and co-stars Kelsey Grammer and Billy Ray Cyrus.
In the video, which was set to the tune of Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas,” Hurley dazzled in a festive red form-fitting dress. The Frasier and Cheers star rocked a lime green button-down shirt, while Miley Cyrus’ dad stayed true to his style in a denim throw shirt and fedora, allowing his signature braids to show off.
“Can’t wait to see!!” One fan wrote, while another added: “The screaming looks amazing!”
Hurley’s former Royals co-star, Alexandra ParkShe showed support by commenting on a heart emoji.
Here’s a synopsis of the tropical tale that will heat up the holidays: “Three quirky sisters chase their estranged father (Grammer) to his Caribbean beach retreat and enjoy some fun in the sun. But why did he disappear to the islands? Only Joanna (Hurley) knows for sure, and she’s sworn to secrecy! Love, laughter and songs from Cyrus make this a Christmas to remember.”
Last December, Hurley revealed she sprained her ankle while filming the upcoming holiday comedy.
“Bye glorious Caribbean – had a great time – despite the sprained ankle,” she wrote in the caption of the post, adding, “Thank you to the cast and crew of #christmasinthecaribbean for surrounding me with such grace and kindness have worked humor.”
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You can rent the film now for $5.99 on Amazon Prime, Youtube, Redbox or Google Play.
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