The Ultimate List of Thanksgiving Hallmark Movies
Yes – Thanksgiving Hallmark movies do exist (and they’re every bit as heartwarming as a second helping of pie). Here are the cozy, fall-feeling titles to add to your watchlist before December takes over.
Thanksgiving can feel like the unsung hero of the holiday movie lineup. Wedged between the spooky thrill of Halloween and the jingle-jangle of Christmas, it’s easy for our beloved turkey day to get lost in the mix. But for those of us who love a golden-leaf backdrop, pumpkin pie spices, and the spirit of gratitude before jumping into mistletoe season, Hallmark has you covered.
Many Hallmark fans have wondered if there are Thanksgiving Hallmark movies that truly satisfy that craving for autumn coziness. Fortunately, there are a handful of charming titles that capture all the warmth, gratitude, and heart of the season – perfect for anyone wanting to delay the Christmas countdown just a little longer.
Thanksgiving Hallmark Movies to Watch This November
Holiday Hotline (Hallmark Channel – 2023)
After leaving London, Abby connects with an anonymous caller while working at a cooking hotline. The caller is single dad “John” who Abby unknowingly has become smitten with in real life. Stars Niall Matter and Emily Tennant.
An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving (Hallmark Channel – 2008)
Based on Louisa May Alcott’s short story, An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving follows a young girl who secretly reaches out to her wealthy grandmother for help. What unfolds is a tale of family, forgiveness, and resilience — with just the right touch of holiday magic. Stars: Helene Joy, Jacqueline Bisset, Tatiana Maslany
The Thanksgiving House (Hallmark Channel – 2013)
When Boston lawyer Mary Ross (Emily Rose) inherits a historic home in Plymouth, she discovers it may sit on the site of the first Thanksgiving. As locals — including handsome historian Everett (Justin Bruening) — rally to preserve it, Mary must decide whether to sell or protect its legacy. This one’s part romance, part small-town charm, and all heart.
Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade (Hallmark Channel – 2012)
Is it even Thanksgiving without a parade? Autumn Reeser shines as Emily, a passionate parade coordinator who butts heads with consultant Henry (Antonio Cupo). She thinks he’s all business – until a little holiday magic changes everything. A must-watch for anyone who loves city lights, banter, and unexpected romance.
A Family Thanksgiving (Hallmark Channel – 2010)
When high-powered attorney Claudia (Daphne Zuniga) is granted a magical glimpse of the life she could have had – complete with family, chaos, and cranberry sauce – she learns that gratitude isn’t just for the dinner table. It’s a heartwarming reminder to slow down, count blessings, and maybe pass the mashed potatoes while you’re at it.
Honorable Mentions: Fall Vibes Galore
While these aren’t exactly a Thanksgiving Hallmark movie, they bring plenty of fall flavor to keep you in the autumnal spirit.
Falling For You (Hallmark Channel – 2018)
A small-town radio manager (Taylor Cole) ropes a tech exec (Tyler Hynes) into a bachelor bake-off fundraiser to save her station. The result? Pumpkin spice chemistry, witty banter, and classic Hallmark fall vibes.
Pumpkin Pie Wars (Hallmark Channel – 2016)
Ten years after a bitter bakery rivalry, two next-gen bakers – Casey (Julie Gonzalo) and Sam (Eric Aragon) – face off in the Pumpkin Pie Contest of the century. What starts as competition quickly turns into something sweeter. This one’s a Thanksgiving prep must-watch.
The Best Thanksgiving Tradition: Football
If you ask me, Thanksgiving wouldn’t be complete without a little football. Whether you’re yelling at the TV or just here for halftime snacks, football is the unofficial side dish to every Thanksgiving meal.
For sports fans, check out our companion post: The Best Football-Themed Movies on Hallmark – perfect for combining touchdowns, team spirit, and cozy family time.
Wrapping Up Your Perfect Thanksgiving Movie Marathon
If you’ve ever wished Hallmark made more Thanksgiving movies, you’re not alone. Finding the perfect blend of fall coziness before the Christmas takeover can feel like searching for the last can of pumpkin purée.
Luckily, with this list of Hallmark Thanksgiving movies, you can enjoy a marathon filled with gratitude, harvest hues, and heartwarming love stories.
So before the tree goes up and the carols kick in, grab a blanket, pour yourself something pumpkin-flavored, and savor the season. Because in the Hallmark universe, Thanksgiving might be underrated — but it’s never undercooked.
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