Introduction"A Very Brady Christmas" is a 1988 American made-for-television comedy-drama film directed by Peter Baldwin. It reunites the initial cast members of the 1969-- 1974 comedy "The Brady Bunch" with the exception of Susan Olsen who played Cindy Brady. The film is commenced 15 years after the original series ended and concentrates on the kids who are now grown up and Mike and Carol Brady, their parents, who are excitedly getting ready for a grand family Christmas.
Plot SummaryMike and Carol Brady decide to splurge on a big Christmas celebration with their 6 adult kids, their grandchildren, and Alice, their former housemaid. They cover all costs to bring the whole household together. The Brady kids have grown up and are handling their own issues. Greg, now a medical professional, is having problem balancing work and his family life. Marcia is having a hard time economically after her spouse, Wally, loses his task. Peter remains in a tense love affair with his manager, while Jan deals with marital pressure with her other half, Philip. Bobby has actually dropped out of company school to become a race cars and truck driver but hasn't told his parents. Cindy, still in college, has a hard time to assert her womanhood and uniqueness.
The Bradys attempt to solve their issues and realize that the household bond is the most essential thing. Concurrently, Mike, who is an architect, has actually created a structure for business owner Ted Roberts, who consequently cuts corners to save money.
ResolutionWhen Mike realizes the harmful corner-cutting measures carried out by Ted Roberts, he combats to maintain the stability of his structure, leading to an accident that traps 2 guard. Mike courageously saves them, however the building is destroyed. The employees, grateful to Mike, assure to rebuild the structure without charging him out of appreciation for his efforts to protect their health and wellbeing.
Stabilizing their specific concerns with the holiday spirit isn't easy for the Brady lot. Nevertheless, these trials eventually help them find out the value of family, love, and togetherness. By the end of the film, everyone's issues are dealt with in the very best Brady way. Greg figures out a balance in between work and household, Marcia's partner Wally discovers a task, Jan reconciles with her spouse, Peter breaks up with his boss and gets together with Valerie, a colleague, Bobby confesses the reality about his racing profession, and Cindy lastly feels comprehended.
ConclusionThe film culminates with a happy Brady Christmas celebration, complete with singing, laughter, heat, and love. Despite various disputes and individual problems, they all handle to reconnect as a family, accepting the spirit of Christmas. Their problems overcome, the Bradys end the eventful holiday with a memorable rendition of "O Come, All Ye Faithful", welcoming the building team who restored the damaged building to join in their celebration.
"A Very Brady Christmas" shows the blend of humor, love, drama, and warmth that the original series was well-known for but with a festive spin. It beautifully emphasizes the value of household, love, nerve, and integrity amidst life's obstacles. It's a heartfelt and classic reunion for fans of "The Brady Bunch."
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