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 MAX (Peter Falk)
Max is the mysterious angel from the 2001 CBS telefilm, "A Town Without Christmas." He has a habit of showing up as different characters in the most surprising places, with the mission of reuniting families. Christmas Eve is a busy night for him.
 KATHLEEN McALLISTER (Valerie Bertinelli)
Kathleen McAllister is a dedicated ER nurse and a champion of lost causes. As a child, she looked up to her big brother Hank for inspiration and encouragement. He taught her to dream big and promised that she could have a family heirloom watch if she went to nursing school. Kathleen was devastated when Hank suddenly disappeared twenty years ago, and her life never fully recovered from the loss. Newly divorced, she's moved back in with her mother and is fighting to keep her ER open in the face of budget cutbacks. When she sees the photo of "John Christmas" in the newspaper, she is convinced that the man is Hank, and vows to find her long lost brother.
 HANK McALLISTER (William Russ)
Hank was a hometown hero who survived a horrible tragedy. But none of his friends or family members, including his sister Kathleen, knew he was having a difficult time recovering from the ordeal. He began drinking and gambling and fell deeply into debt. Finally, one day he just disappeared. Since leaving Bay City two decades ago, Hank has worked as a carpenter and handyman, saving every dollar he's earned. Now he's come home to take care of some unfinished business.
 NOAH GREELEY (David Cubitt)
Noah Greeley is a photojournalist with an eye for great images and a reputation for controversy. A single parent, Noah has brought his daughter Socorro to Bay City in hopes of connecting to the community and establishing a home. He shoots a seemingly innocent holiday picture while on assignment for The Bay City Tribune, but the photograph of "John Christmas" and his dog takes on a life of its own. As Noah searches for John Christmas, he is confronted with his own past, from which he's been running since childhood.
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