
A Very Brady Christmas (1988) on Netflix
Mike and Carol Brady use their savings to buy plane tickets and bring their grown children, grandchildren and in-laws home for Christmas. Each of the children has a problem of their own.
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Plot summary
Mike and Carol Brady both put money aside intending to pay for a vacation for the other, and when they find their plans overlap they spend the savings on airline tickets instead, gathering their grown children, grandchildren and in-laws at the family house for Christmas. Greg's wife Nora is with her own family for the holiday. Peter is involved with Valerie, his boss, and his lower salary and position affect his confidence. Bobby has left graduate school to race cars. Marcia's husband Wally has been fired from a toy company. Jan and Phillip are separated, and Cindy, a college undergraduate, tells her parents she has overwhelming school problems when she plans to ski in Aspen with her roommates. Alice, the former housekeeper, faces the holiday after her husband Sam left her for another woman.
Cast
Florence Hendersonas Carol Brady
Robert Reedas Mike Brady
Ann B. Davisas Alice Nelson
Maureen McCormickas Marcia Brady Logan
Eve Plumbas Jan Brady Covington
Jennifer Runyonas Cindy Brady
Barry Williamsas Greg Brady
Christopher Knightas Peter Brady
Mike Lookinlandas Bobby Brady
Jerry Houseras Wally Logan
Ron Kuhlmanas Phillip Covington III
Caryn Richmanas Nora Brady
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about A Very Brady Christmas (1988)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Susan Olsen, the original Cindy Brady, was not in A Very Brady Christmas because of a combination of salary negotiations and timing that clashed with her honeymoon; Jennifer Runyon played Cindy instead.
- The film's success led CBS and Sherwood Schwartz to create the 1990 series The Bradys about the now-adult Brady children; only six episodes were made, and critics nicknamed it "Brady-something" after the drama Thirtysomething.

























