Netflix has unveiled the trailer for its upcoming Christmas rom-com, *Jingle Bell Heist*, starring Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells. Viewers can start streaming the film on November 26th.
The movie *Jingle Bell Heist* follows two thieves, Sophie (played by Olivia Holt) and Nick (played by Connor Swindells).
Two people find themselves competing for the same job at a London department store during the busy Christmas season. Their clashing ambitions create a funny, romantic, and chaotic situation.
The film stars Lucy Punch as Cynthia, Peter Serafinowicz as Maxwell Sterling, Poppy Drayton as Brianna, Michael Salami as Ralph, and Mariah Louca as Lori.
Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells star in “Jingle Bell Heist,” premiering November 26th! The movie follows two amateur thieves who both plan to rob London’s biggest department store on Christmas Eve. However, a budding romance might just complicate their holiday robbery. 🫢
— Netflix (@netflix) October 16, 2025
Michael Fimognari directed the film, and Abby McDonald wrote the screenplay. McDonald’s script for *Jingle Bell Heist* was recognized in 2022 as one of the best unproduced screenplays in the industry, according to the “Black List.” Matt Kaplan and ACE Entertainment are producing the movie.
Production began in December 2023, primarily in London. After a long wait, fans now have their first look at the upcoming holiday adventure – a fun and playful robbery – thanks to the release of the first trailer.
Netflix announced in August 2025 that the movie would premiere on their platform on November 26.
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2025-10-16 20:44