Hallmark: Okay but like, the Chinese restaurant owner is actually the white son-in-law who was widowed on Christmas several years ago and gave up on love but carried the family business bc he loved the family so much.
Then they’ll rewrite to say she isn’t Jewish but stopped having Christmas because it reminds her too much of her white, Protestant family who were tragically lost.
The woman and the restaurant owner have a fight because of a simple miscommunication, and a kind older man tells her a piece of history that helps her reconcile. The man is revealed to be Santa Claus right before the end credits.
Can we have the shy Asian female protagonist fall in love with the Jewish takeout delivery boy but her brother won’t him because doesn’t like his own Jewish culture
My mom has the Hallmark channel on 24/7, I have not seen this one yet. The closest I’ve seen is a vaguely whiteish Hawaiian from a few years ago and a black guy as a side character recently.
Also not surprising that my mom said she “doesn’t care for the most recent Hallmark movies”
Hallmark just following along the trend, I don't think anyone in Hollywood or other Western studio has done this. I can only think of John Cho in "Selfie" (pulled mid-season...before the romance?).
That said, completely plausible that the second gen restaurant owner's kid coming home from highpowered job/education having a meet-cute with lonely restaurant goer while helping the family business is very very Hallmark....
This better than Sarah Silverman and Randall Park.
I'm genuinely upset I'm not going to see this
Easter egg opportunity: guest star a series of other actors who had their own Christmas rom coms coming and talking to Ke Guy Quan about their other movies
Only slightly related but Love Hard, I think it's on Netflix still, is a cheesy Christmas movie about a LA dating columnist who gets catfished by an east coast guy (she thinks she's dating an outdoorsy white guy but it's actually a crafty --as in artist/maker, no pun or prejudice intended lol-- Asian guy). But they hit it off anyway by the end of the movie
The outdoorsy guy used for the catfish profile is actually part-Asian too, which was a welcome surprise plot-wise, removed that element from the ‘gotcha’ of the reveal
Can't be Emma Stone. The actors all need to be unknown. The only recognisable character always plays the role of an intermittent sage who pops up at the right time to give the exact right advice: that'll be someone like Ludacris, or Adele; they have to be musically gifted to perform the closing number lol
Imagine if they overlapped two stories, with the focus being on the Jewish/Chinese love interest, but a separate story line of typical Caucasian shenanigans going on in the background. Maybe a brief crossover where the Caucasians gotta go to the Chinese restaurant because they burned their dinner or whatever, and the Jewish/Chinese couple bond over talking shit about how dumb and predictable the Caucasian trope is.
It'd be funny if the white characters are clearly taking part in their own Hallmark Christmas film, but completely out of focus. Like, in their film, the Chinese and Jewish people are just there to check a box, but in our film, they're full-on the protagonists. And the white people should all be ridiculously beautiful and only vaguely look related hahaha
The white character shenanigans have to start normal, and get weirder and weirder as the movie goes on, without explanation. Just random 30 second clips of the white couple in their own Hallmark movie/hell that immediately cuts away before any exposition can happen
Frankie and Bethany (deep cut: Donald Faison and Alicia Witt) are stuck in a Christmas movie, don't realize it until about halfway through, and are frantically trying to escape because they're not the focal points and keep getting stuck in various things? I'm down.
The Jewish/ Chinese couple notice and acknowledge how weird the whole thing is, because it's a small town and everyone knows that Jessica is engaged to a high power CEO back in New York, and Ryan has massive credit card debt from his failed reindeer farm venture, so he lives in his grandparents' lake house that LOOKS cozy, but is actually just not meant to be lived in year around..
Sounds a lot like Interior Chinatown. A regular cop show is basically going on in the background, but our protagonist is a side character, or even an extra.
There is an episode of house where it's about Wilson's perspective and patients. The house team are basically background characters who only show up and interrupt the flow of Wilson's work with comedically over the top shit that normally looks intense and smooth in a normal episode. I imagine it working out something like this.
Jesus I haven't seen the word Caucasian since like 2004 and 24 where Jack Bauer would use it as a descriptor while speaking through a dumb phone between tense gunfights and torture scenes.
"She's getting carried away. There's going to be a misunderstanding in about three days that makes her reconsider staying here for Christmas."
"Oh, oh, and she'll fly back to New York for that big presentation, but then suddenly realise that this job isn't all she has in her life anymore and she'll drop it at the worst possible moment to fly right back."
"Yeah, and her hardass boss will yell something like 'You'll never work in this town again! ...good for you.'"
"White people, eh?"
"Such stereotypes."
That's true of pretty much every country with a movie industry - audiences like love stories in every part of the world.
Korean ones were a cheap thing for Netflix to add to increase their catalog. It helps a lot that the Korean industry has some real quality to it - so your wife's likely getting stuff just as good as she'd get here (meaning about 1 in 20 is actually a really well done film and not just something pumped out to serve the demand.)
Yeah, they look super cheap with a fluorescent filter, and all have the same premise. I swear to god 99 percent of the main male characters are a CEO of some company.
Is it weird that I’ve thought of this scenario before? Only in the scenario in my head, the Jewish man works at his family’s deli and the Chinese girl works at her family’s restaurant
I have never wanted a movie made more in my life. I'm going to find a Chinese writer to write this with me, in the dearest hope that it'll become a bestseller and turned into a movie
They can finally see King Kong without waiting in line
They can eat in Chinatown and drink their sweet-ass wine
They can crank Barbra Streisand on the streets they cruise
Christmastime for the Jews
Tbh I don't think Hallmark would bother going for authenticity. It would be the most generic jewish lite + generic asian setup possible. The Chinese family would probably make Ramen or pho or something.
Example: They recently made a movie that took place in Finland, because we have a......famous dog racing industry apparently? Of course the leads were still American, just both in Finland. The female lead was supposedly half Finnish, but with a Russian first name, because why the hell not. There is literally zero Finnish first names in the entire movie, and only one finnish family name. While it takes place in (a rural, quite homogenous area) in Lapland :D
...and half of it was filmed in Iceland, for vibes.
I don't go for romance, but this intrigues me. Honestly I've always loved the factoid that a lot of Jewish families would go to Chinese restaurants on Christmas. There's something about that random confluence of cultural factors that just feels so goddamn American to me. Makes me happy.
It is based on Thomas Burke's short story "The Chink and the Child" from the 1916 collection Limehouse Nights.
What the fuck.
ETA: I just read the synopsis. Wild fucking ride, wish I hadn't read it and watched the actual movie instead. Wasn't the simplistic morality play you usually get from films of that era.
Agree with the comment that said it’s specific and not odd, especially in NYC. But I think the Chinese woman and Jewish guy pairing is actually more common than Jewish woman and Chinese guy pairing.
Cause we'd actually love it as opposed to them redoing the white girl moves back to her old town and rekindle her old flame with famous actor ceo business tycoon
People who don't religiously celebrate Christmas often get Chinese food on Christmas because Chinese restaurants are some of the only restaurants that are open on Christmas Day. So the Jewish lady gets Chinese food from the same place every year and the restaurant owner starts falling in love with her.
While Hallmark has does a Jewish themed romance movie, it’s still true enough that you don’t need to be sarcastic. Solid, non-jokey interracial pairings in media that involve a white woman are already pretty rare, but an Asian guy? None come to mind except Henry Golding with the dragon lady from GoT, and that’s ignoring the in-house politics of him being half-white
This one is ironically a good watch too. There are a whole family of non-hallmark Xmas romcoms that tend to be significantly better than their Hallmark counterparts. See also, for example, Christmas with the Cambells staring Justin Long, Holidate with Emma Roberts, and (though lesser, but still good) Christmas with a View.
Hallmark furiously taking notes**
Dumplings of love coming Christmas of 2026
The dumplings would be coming Sept. / Oct. 2027, realistically.
hallmark can pump out a movie in 4 months. year is the longest often. Filming is usually around 15 days.
There's this one actress who's in a ton of their movies - Lacey Chabert - who's been in over 40 of their movies and she does around four a year.
And that's just her movies - they pump out tons more. Across all of their platforms it can be north of 100 movies this year from them.
She is so fetch.
Boy, I wish I could post GIFs on this sub...
Just to be clear, it's a pregnancy joke, right?
Took me a second to piece it together.
Yarp. Dumplings. Buns in the oven. All the fun little food names for babies.
Oh like that movie Dumplings from Hong Kong
Shanghai Shalom
Get Jackie Chan on the phone!
General Tso's Christmas
General Tso’s Hanukkah
Starring John Cho.
With Bowen Yang as his sassy friend/relative that keeps telling him he needs to find someone
Jimmy o yang as his married best friend his mom always compares him to
Why cant you be married like your best friend Alan and give me grandkids? He went to ivy league.
Mom - constance Wu or someone older like Ming na wen.
both playing Japanese americans because you can just get any random asian dude and they can play any other asian dude.
Ngl I would love to see John Cho as a romantic lead. I would watch the hell out of this.
Or William Goldberg
Hoi Sin Hanukkah.
No wait - Char Jew Bao (chicka bow wow)
Nah, they can totally ram this through before Christmas 2025
Kosher Moo Shu
Dude I laughed so hard, I farted
I’m watching it and ordering Chinese takeout.
💀
I don't like you very much.
Hallmark: Okay but like, the Chinese restaurant owner is actually the white son-in-law who was widowed on Christmas several years ago and gave up on love but carried the family business bc he loved the family so much.
*furious scribbling of notes intensifies*
Sarah Silverman as the widow.
Absolutely not. She can't look tooooooo Jewish. So they'll say she's like 1/64th Jewish and she'll be played by Sydney Sweeney. Duh.
Then they’ll rewrite to say she isn’t Jewish but stopped having Christmas because it reminds her too much of her white, Protestant family who were tragically lost.
— one of the producers 5 minutes before filming starts
Were they stuck in the chimney on Christmas Eve?
Well the first to go was grandma, horrifically run over by a reindeer walking home from their house
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Nah. She looks too Jewish, even though she isn't.
Stacey Farber, actually Jewish, and has already been in a Hallmark Hannukah movie. (Hannukah on the Rocks, not bad for a Hallmark holiday movie).
The woman and the restaurant owner have a fight because of a simple miscommunication, and a kind older man tells her a piece of history that helps her reconcile. The man is revealed to be Santa Claus right before the end credits.
We used to have a McGuire’s Chinese restaurant. It was run by a Chinese woman who married a McGuire.
Reminds me of the heavily Scottish themed fish and chips place around here.
Entirely staffed by asian and latino people.
He has brown hair, blue eyes, and is strangely buff for a restaurant owner.
Also he has to own a Vineyard
It's a hippy farm-to-table style Chinese restaurant, he gets his muscles from working the farm.
gotta have that scene of the the father/mother in law telling him it's okay to move on.
Dude did you just say your movie is about “Family”(TM)? Fast and furious lawyers want to know your location.
Can we have the shy Asian female protagonist fall in love with the Jewish takeout delivery boy but her brother won’t him because doesn’t like his own Jewish culture
Hallmark isn’t aware of Asians yet
*Hallmark is aware but is racist
Hallmark is better than you’d expect, the hardcore conservatives like Candice Cameron jumped ship to Great American Family because of it.
Oh, someone said it.
They know of asians. They stick them into the background or the "quirky minority friend in an almost entirely white town in the middle of nowhere"
Brave of you to assume Hallmark would make a movie about a non-white interracial couple. (Jews don’t count as white, this is Hallmark after all)
Amazingly they had a Hispanic woman with a Hispanic family as the lead in a 2025 movie. It was a big surprise.
They also have a 'sister channel' kind of thing called Mahogany that casts black actors as leads.
I used to work in a DVD store and have the weirdest collection of useless knowledge now...
Super weird that they have a separate channel for black actors and that it’s called Mahogany like wtf 😬
That sounds like a fetish category lol wtf
My mom has the Hallmark channel on 24/7, I have not seen this one yet. The closest I’ve seen is a vaguely whiteish Hawaiian from a few years ago and a black guy as a side character recently.
Also not surprising that my mom said she “doesn’t care for the most recent Hallmark movies”
I had to search but I found it. "Dashing Home for Christmas."
Its pretty... 5/10.
Her saying she doesn't care for the new ones right when they start adding shades darker than saltine is concerning. My condolences on the relation lol
A Christmas miracle!
A Kosher Wanton Christmas
I think you mean wonton. Wanton is an entirely different genre of film.
He knows what he said.
Yep
Ching Chong Cha-Ching Christmas
No.
Dreidel and Dumplings: A Love Story
ETA: I just handed that banger movie title to an AI bot, didn’t I?
A Very Kosher Christmas
Furiously taking notes about how to not be racist
Hallmark Channel's target demographic doesn't like Asians or Jews.
Hallmark casting an asian leading man in an asian male white female romance?
Hallmark just following along the trend, I don't think anyone in Hollywood or other Western studio has done this. I can only think of John Cho in "Selfie" (pulled mid-season...before the romance?).
That said, completely plausible that the second gen restaurant owner's kid coming home from highpowered job/education having a meet-cute with lonely restaurant goer while helping the family business is very very Hallmark....
There might have actually been a subplot like this in Christmas at the Golden Dragon.
Nope, not white enough for them.
Then again, I did hear they're doing a movie about a lesbian couple...baby steps, I guess.
Call Adam Sandler
was going to say - are we sure it's not on Hallmark already?
And they will film it in 52 days tops.
If we want to go the comedy route, maybe Lisa Kudrow and Ke Huy Quan.
Ramen Girl w Brittany Murphy is such a cute, feel good romance. It’s very close to this concept
Sounds ramentic
Boom. We got our title.
This better than Sarah Silverman and Randall Park.
I'm genuinely upset I'm not going to see this
Easter egg opportunity: guest star a series of other actors who had their own Christmas rom coms coming and talking to Ke Guy Quan about their other movies
Oh I love John Krasinski.
It's great that you don't see race
Easter Egg (noodles)
In a few years you’ll be using AI to make this movie on netflix, bypassing the actors altogether. Dystopian! But tailored entertainment for you
Oh my God someone contact their agents
Be the change you want to see in the world.
Also DM me when it's ready.
Only slightly related but Love Hard, I think it's on Netflix still, is a cheesy Christmas movie about a LA dating columnist who gets catfished by an east coast guy (she thinks she's dating an outdoorsy white guy but it's actually a crafty --as in artist/maker, no pun or prejudice intended lol-- Asian guy). But they hit it off anyway by the end of the movie
Didn't know Die Hard had a spin off
I love this movie
The outdoorsy guy used for the catfish profile is actually part-Asian too, which was a welcome surprise plot-wise, removed that element from the ‘gotcha’ of the reveal
Watch Ramen Girl w Brittany Murphy. It’s very close to this concept and a really sweet romcom
You just gave Lifetime or the Hallmark channel another dumb holiday movie idea.
Starring Lacey Chabert as the Chinese restaurant owner
She’s the restaurant.
No, Rob Schneider is.
...until one day he finds out being a Chinese restaurant isn't all it's prawn crackered up to be.
Savage 😂
How could we forget Scarlett Johanssen?
Nope. Emma Stone. Remember that other movie Aloha she played an asian. Or Tilda Swinton as the Tibetan Ancient One in Doctor Strange
Can't be Emma Stone. The actors all need to be unknown. The only recognisable character always plays the role of an intermittent sage who pops up at the right time to give the exact right advice: that'll be someone like Ludacris, or Adele; they have to be musically gifted to perform the closing number lol
the ancient one is canonically celtic, she just lives in nepal (and has for several hundred years)
at least it's somewhat original
If it was lifetime the woman would go to the restaurant to escape her husband's frequent beatings.
Soy Vey
This comment is underappreciated!
Imagine if they overlapped two stories, with the focus being on the Jewish/Chinese love interest, but a separate story line of typical Caucasian shenanigans going on in the background. Maybe a brief crossover where the Caucasians gotta go to the Chinese restaurant because they burned their dinner or whatever, and the Jewish/Chinese couple bond over talking shit about how dumb and predictable the Caucasian trope is.
It'd be funny if the white characters are clearly taking part in their own Hallmark Christmas film, but completely out of focus. Like, in their film, the Chinese and Jewish people are just there to check a box, but in our film, they're full-on the protagonists. And the white people should all be ridiculously beautiful and only vaguely look related hahaha
The white character shenanigans have to start normal, and get weirder and weirder as the movie goes on, without explanation. Just random 30 second clips of the white couple in their own Hallmark movie/hell that immediately cuts away before any exposition can happen
Random clips of National Lampoon Christmas would be great chaos.
Frankie and Bethany (deep cut: Donald Faison and Alicia Witt) are stuck in a Christmas movie, don't realize it until about halfway through, and are frantically trying to escape because they're not the focal points and keep getting stuck in various things? I'm down.
My vision, exactly.
The Jewish/ Chinese couple notice and acknowledge how weird the whole thing is, because it's a small town and everyone knows that Jessica is engaged to a high power CEO back in New York, and Ryan has massive credit card debt from his failed reindeer farm venture, so he lives in his grandparents' lake house that LOOKS cozy, but is actually just not meant to be lived in year around..
Sounds a lot like Interior Chinatown. A regular cop show is basically going on in the background, but our protagonist is a side character, or even an extra.
THIS sounds great!
There is an episode of house where it's about Wilson's perspective and patients. The house team are basically background characters who only show up and interrupt the flow of Wilson's work with comedically over the top shit that normally looks intense and smooth in a normal episode. I imagine it working out something like this.
The Hallmark Cinematic Universe.
I love this so much.
Sort of like the background of that one Community episode where Abed delivers a baby.
Jesus I haven't seen the word Caucasian since like 2004 and 24 where Jack Bauer would use it as a descriptor while speaking through a dumb phone between tense gunfights and torture scenes.
Caucasian shenanigans are a very specific genre of white people shit, that almost exclusively exists in Hallmark movies.
Tosh interviews one of their repeat actors on his podcast. It was an interesting listen.
I take it you haven't had to fill out a job application in the last 21 years
You didn't use the word "Caucasian" enough.
Cast lookalikes from A Christmas Story.
honestly would love to see a two movie setup where the movies have cross over moments between them.
You can say white, it's okay we won't be offended.
"She's getting carried away. There's going to be a misunderstanding in about three days that makes her reconsider staying here for Christmas."
"Oh, oh, and she'll fly back to New York for that big presentation, but then suddenly realise that this job isn't all she has in her life anymore and she'll drop it at the worst possible moment to fly right back."
"Yeah, and her hardass boss will yell something like 'You'll never work in this town again! ...good for you.'"
"White people, eh?"
"Such stereotypes."
I think romcoms always have to be about generic attractive white people for some reason. It’s the rules.
May I present "Always Be My Maybe" for your consideration?
Gods. I lost my mind when she introduced her new boyfriend.
keanuuuuuyy 🩶❤️❤️🔥
great movie
“The Lovebirds” begs to differ
Tell that to my Netflix algorithm, all my wife watches is Korean Romcoms. And there is a seemingly endless supply of them.
That's true of pretty much every country with a movie industry - audiences like love stories in every part of the world.
Korean ones were a cheap thing for Netflix to add to increase their catalog. It helps a lot that the Korean industry has some real quality to it - so your wife's likely getting stuff just as good as she'd get here (meaning about 1 in 20 is actually a really well done film and not just something pumped out to serve the demand.)
Yeah, they look super cheap with a fluorescent filter, and all have the same premise. I swear to god 99 percent of the main male characters are a CEO of some company.
I thought Love Hard with Jimmy O. Yang was pretty deece.
There is some black led rom coms spreading up but yes this the vast majority
Another thing woke is taking from us
Damn girl, you must be the average American voter
Because these two vaguely political statements are deeply confusing when said by the same person
That’s the joke
Is it weird that I’ve thought of this scenario before? Only in the scenario in my head, the Jewish man works at his family’s deli and the Chinese girl works at her family’s restaurant
And they exchange containers of their restaurant’s chicken soup in a test to see who makes the best in the city?
Tbh that’s less weird and more believably sold to execs and producers. It’s the race reverse that makes the idea particularly out there imo
i would unironically watch this as a casual catholic
Wonton Desire
Who wants to help me write it?
I have never wanted a movie made more in my life. I'm going to find a Chinese writer to write this with me, in the dearest hope that it'll become a bestseller and turned into a movie
“Christmas time for the Jews”
They can finally see King Kong without waiting in line They can eat in Chinatown and drink their sweet-ass wine They can crank Barbra Streisand on the streets they cruise Christmastime for the Jews
I'd watch that movie. Sadly, there would be a large group of Americans throwing a fit because it reminds them that other cultures and religions exist.
Tbh I don't think Hallmark would bother going for authenticity. It would be the most generic jewish lite + generic asian setup possible. The Chinese family would probably make Ramen or pho or something.
Example: They recently made a movie that took place in Finland, because we have a......famous dog racing industry apparently? Of course the leads were still American, just both in Finland. The female lead was supposedly half Finnish, but with a Russian first name, because why the hell not. There is literally zero Finnish first names in the entire movie, and only one finnish family name. While it takes place in (a rural, quite homogenous area) in Lapland :D ...and half of it was filmed in Iceland, for vibes.
That’s gold…write it up!
"This Winter..."
-jingle bells ringing-
"'Tis the season..."
-doorbell rings, and door opens-
...
-record scratch-
Rob: "Hi. Uhhh... Did you order Chinese?"
-He looks up-
"Boss?"
Asa Akira: "Your shift is over now."
-she grabs him by the shirt and pulls him inside.-
Rob Schneider is....The Driver!.
I would watch the hell out of this!!!
There was a movie made about a Jewish guy that steps up to defend Hanukkah from Santa's evil son.
It's a good one. ... It's called the Hebrew Hammer
I love that movie. Could be a double feature with this one?
I don't go for romance, but this intrigues me. Honestly I've always loved the factoid that a lot of Jewish families would go to Chinese restaurants on Christmas. There's something about that random confluence of cultural factors that just feels so goddamn American to me. Makes me happy.
I grew up Muslim and that was our Christmas tradition too, Chinese food and movies.
Ken Jeong as the overbearing FIL and Barbara Streisand as the overbearing momzilla so planning the wedding is hard. Oh, I can’t wait for this movie
In NYC Jews go to a movie theater and Chinese restaurant because it’s the only time there aren’t crowds.
it’s less about them not being crowded like normal, but more so they are/were the only places open on christmas
It's not just NYC, either.
Bc then it’s Chanukah 🤣
Broken Blossoms https://share.google/Arfj5ggsCx5rQ3jyj
What the fuck.
ETA: I just read the synopsis. Wild fucking ride, wish I hadn't read it and watched the actual movie instead. Wasn't the simplistic morality play you usually get from films of that era.
Agree with the comment that said it’s specific and not odd, especially in NYC. But I think the Chinese woman and Jewish guy pairing is actually more common than Jewish woman and Chinese guy pairing.
Cause we'd actually love it as opposed to them redoing the white girl moves back to her old town and rekindle her old flame with famous actor ceo business tycoon
I would create a drinking game for that movie in a second!!
This last season of Love is Blind kills that trope, RIP Patrick ☠️☠️
Yes!!!!!!
ha, you should write it.
My best friend is both Chinese and Jewish, I really want this movie to get made please.
Starring Kat Dennings and Simu Liu
I dont really understand the premise
People who don't religiously celebrate Christmas often get Chinese food on Christmas because Chinese restaurants are some of the only restaurants that are open on Christmas Day. So the Jewish lady gets Chinese food from the same place every year and the restaurant owner starts falling in love with her.
Ah
Adam Sandler has entered the building.
Who's the Chinese lady in this movie?
Awkwafina
Restaurant owner played by Simu Liu .... JK it'll be played by some average white dude
“The Bagel and the Bao’s fortune.”
This isn't oddly specific, but relatable to every Jewish family in the entire US (the Chinese food part, not the love story).
I think you just did... run with it and make it your own!
Those groups might be existing outside the target demo for a Christmas movie.
Son of a bitch I’m in
That or the movie theater ticket person that always waits for them for Christmas
They could go see a romantic movie together afterwards!!
Would be a Hallmark movie I might actually watch.
Mrs Leapair: "Because that's not a Christmas movie, it's a Hanukkah movie."
Sounds like a lovely premise.
I may stand alone here, but I would watch this.
Because they're not white and Christian like the good lord intended.
/s
While Hallmark has does a Jewish themed romance movie, it’s still true enough that you don’t need to be sarcastic. Solid, non-jokey interracial pairings in media that involve a white woman are already pretty rare, but an Asian guy? None come to mind except Henry Golding with the dragon lady from GoT, and that’s ignoring the in-house politics of him being half-white
Love Hard has an Asian male lead with a White female lead.
I knew there was another one. But I couldn’t remember any of their dang names
This one is ironically a good watch too. There are a whole family of non-hallmark Xmas romcoms that tend to be significantly better than their Hallmark counterparts. See also, for example, Christmas with the Cambells staring Justin Long, Holidate with Emma Roberts, and (though lesser, but still good) Christmas with a View.
As I read through your comment I thought, there was that one with the chick from GoT... I think that dude was Asian. But then you got me.
As a straight white male, I think there are so many hot Asian dudes that would kill as rom com leads.
Oh you mean like Dinner For One?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinner_for_One
Jewish and Chinese don't do Christmas.
But it is Christmas time, and they are lonely...