Learn all about where The Angel Tree was filmed, a new Hallmark Movies & Mysteries movie.
Crown Media Hallmark Movies & Mysteries is premiering a new Christmas movie called The Angel Tree on Saturday, November 21, at 10 p.m. Eastern. The movie will then re-air multiple times throughout the season. Starring Jill Wagner as Rebecca and Lucas Bryant as Matthew, the movie is about a writer trying to discover the identity of a person who grants wishes. Despite the storyline taking place in Colorado, the movie itself was filmed in parts of Canada in October. The Angel Tree was filmed in British Columbia, Canada, including Kelowna, Summerland, and Peachland in October. Breakaway Brewing Co. in Summerland shared this photo below from filming. A post shared by Breakaway Brewing Company (@breakawaybrewingco) IMDb reported that some filming locations took place in Kelowna, British Columbia. From October 13-17, The Angel Tree filmed in Summerland, BC, from 13004 to 13215 Victoria Rd. N, Kelowna Capital News reported. A home in the community was also used as a filming location. These locations doubled as a Colorado location in the movie. Summerland’s been a popular location for filming this season, especially Christmas-themed movies. The city has a population of more than 11,600 (as of 2016) and is on the west side of Okanagan Lake, between Peachland and Penticton. Hallmark’s THE ANGEL TREE setting the scene. The Hallmark movie based on Daphne Benedis-Grab’s book stars Jill Wagner and Lucas Bryant and is filming now. pic.twitter.com/MW1q7yfimX Ho! Holiday Viewing! (@SleepyKittyPaw) October 9,2020 During filming, producer Scott Kennedy said that people could watch the filming, but they needed to keep their distance from the crew because of COVID-19 restrictions, West K News reported. Peachland was also a filming location, Peachland View reported. One of the locations was the Historic Primary School building, where fake snow and holiday decorations were set up for filming.
