Country Music Holiday - (1958)

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Год: 1958
Создатель кинофильма: Элвин Ганцер
Перевод : Многоголосный
Длительность: 81 мин. / 01:21
Рейтинг: 92.8
Актёры: Клифф Нортон, Ферлин Хаски, од Брэсфилд, Аль Фишер, оки Грациано, Джесси Уайт, Джун Картер Кэш, Жа Жа Габор, Лу Маркс, Фарон Янг
Страна: США
Имя фильма: Country Music Holiday
Описание фильма: Gentry's close friend, Eddie Lunn, his pastor, Dr. Michael Glenn and fellow peers took the stage to remember their friend and share some insight into the man that Troy Gentry was. The theme of the afternoon was God, family and friends—three things that Gentry loved and for whom he wanted to be a better version of himself for.
Rafael Calderon, Gentry's best friend, stood at the podium to talk about the man he knew. Sharing stories of love, faith and family that made all those in attendance both laugh and cry, as he celebrated Gentry's life.
"I believe during this difficult time Troy would use these words," Rafael said. "Do not cry because I am gone. Smile because I lived. And boy did he live. Much like Batman, today Troy is our silent guardian, our watchful protector, our angel in the sky. He will watch over all of us, but he will always be by the side of his beautiful Angie and his sweet daughters (Taylor and Kaylee)"
Several of Gentry's artist friends took the stage to deliver heartfelt performances for the friend they lost, including Halfway 2 Hazard's David Tolliver and Chad Warrix, who sang "My Old Kentucky Home," Trace Adkins who said "Anytime I shared this stage with Troy was a privilege. Today's no different," before performing "Wayfaring Stranger: and Charlie Daniels, who performed "How Great Thou Art."
Others on attending the service, not to perform, but to pay their respects, included Keith Urban, Josh Turner, Terri Clark, Travis Tritt, Ricky Skaggs, Randy Owen, Michael Ray, Ira Dean, Ray Scott and more.
But it was Vince Gill's poignant words that had mourners burst into tears. "We're all here because we feel like family and we are family," Gill said choking back tears. "We came to be friends through the family of the Opry and that's a powerful family—the people that grace that stage in all forms. I would encourage Eddie to lean on this (Opry) family. It's a good one. Don't disappear. Come out here and let this family love you. This family has a long history of loss. I just encourage you to stay within this family."
As guests erupted in applause, Charlie Daniels, Randy Owen and Ricky Skaggs left their seats to surround Eddie Montgomery and embrace him with a group hug. On stage, Gill had to take a moment and compose himself before performing his hit, "Whenever You Come Around"— the very first song Gentry ever sang to his wife, Angie.

Christmas is undoubtedly the most wonderful time of the year.
With its hot chocolate, twinkle lights, family gatherings and holiday music, Christmastime is something I look forward to all year round. And, in my mind, one of the very best parts of the holiday season is curling up on the couch to watching my favorite Christmas-themed movies.
Typically, I either have to hunt these down at friends houses or try to find them at a Redbox, but this year, there's a plethora of holiday movies streaming online -- hallelujah.
13 Holiday Movies You Can Watch Online:
1. "Miracle on 34th Street"
This Christmas classic is a must-watch every holiday season. Just make sure you have a box of tissues nearby.
Watch It On: Amazon Instant Video
2. "A Miracle on 34th Street"
Yes, you can also watch the 1994 version.
Watch It On: Netflix
3. "Scrooged"
A classic Bill Murray flick, "Scrooged" is sure to make you laugh -- and cry, for that matter.
Watch It On: Netflix
4. "The Muppet Christmas Carol"
With all the version of "A Christmas Carol" floating around out there, why not watch it in Muppets form?
Watch It On: HBO Go
5. "Love Actually"
If I'm being hoenst, this is one of my all-time favorite Christmas movies. It offers stories of love, heartbreak, redemption -- basically everything you're looking for in a classic feel-good movie.
Watch It On: Netflix
6. "Home Alone"
It would be a crime not to watch this at least once (read: 10 times) this holiday season.
Watch It On: HBO Go
7. "Bad Santa"
Probably don't watch this one with the kids.
Watch It On: HBO Go
8. "When Harry Met Sally"
While I don't consider this to be a pure-bred Christmas movie, it does have some pretty spectacular holiday scenes.
Watch It On: Amazon Instant Video
9. "Bridget Jones' Diary"
Basically, same as above.
Watch It On: Hulu
10. "The Holiday"
This movie, I could watch year-round. It's funny, it's relatable and it 100 percent made me believe that I'd meet the love of my life while on holiday in England.
Watch It On: Netflix
11. "White Christmas"
Bing Crosby's voice is basically the soundtrack of Christmas, right?
Watch It On: Netflix
12. "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
C'mon, you can't go the holiday season without watching this Jim Carrey classic.
Watch It On: HBO Go
13. "Happy Christmas"
This Indie Christmas drama is the most accurate and relatable holiday flick I've seen.
Watch It On: Netflix
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