Is Merry Swissmas starring Jodie Sweetin on Netflix?

‘Tis the season for adorable, heartwarming Christmas movies! Lifetime is releasing a new film called Merry Swissmas starring Full House alum Jodie Sweetin to celebrate the start of the holiday season. Sweetin stars opposite SurrealEstate‘s Tim Rozon.

Sweetin plays Alex, an architect who flies to Switzerland to spend the holidays with her family and friends at her mother’s beautiful Swiss inn. There, she meets the handsome inn manager, Liam (Rozon), who introduces her to the country’s many fun, festive traditions.

While the movie did not actually film in Switzerland, they did film in the Canadian mountains, so all the snowfall you’ll see on-screen is real!

Sweetin and Rozon are joined in the cast by Alex Bisping, Alison Brooks, Raphael Grosz-Harvey, Mikaela Lily Davies, Amanda Ip, David Pinard, Laika Lalonde, and Jane Wheeler.

Sweetin has made the rounds this year as she also made a Christmas movie for Hallmark called A Cozy Christmas Inn, which debuted on October 28, but you can catch it again this weekend on Sunday, November 6 at 2/1c on the Hallmark Channel.

Can you watch Merry Swissmas on Netflix?

No, Merry Swissmas is a Lifetime Original Movie and will not be on Netflix.

Movies like Merry Swissmas on Netflix

Even though the Lifetime film won’t stream on Netflix, that doesn’t mean you can’t find any Christmas cheer on the service this weekend. Netflix has tons of great romantic holiday movies like Love Hard, The Christmas Prince, The Princess Switch, A Castle for Christmas, Single All the Way, Holidate, and more.

And if you’re a big Jodie Sweetin fan, then you can always revisit Fuller House to see her in the iconic role of Stephanie Tanner.

Where can you watch Merry Swissmas starring Jodie Sweetin?

Merry Swissmas premieres Saturday, November 5 at 8/7c on Lifetime. You can watch the movie the following day with the Lifetime app or Lifetime Movie Club.

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