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Watch: 12 Days of Christmas and 12 More Reasons to Watch ‘A Very Murray Christmas’

Dec 14, 2015 11:46 am

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With just under a dozen days till the big day, Bill Murray is here to count us down through the 12 days of Christmas with the above video from Netflix. The comedian’s new holiday special, “A Very Murray Christmas,” finds an impressive crowd of celebrities joining Mr. Murray to help celebrate the holidays despite a frightful blizzard raging outside.

“A Very Murray Christmas” is packed with celebrity cameos, including George Clooney, Chris Rock, Michael Cera, Maya Rudolph, Rashida Jones, Amy Poehler and many, many more. To round out the star-studded cast, the special is written and directed by Sofia Coppola.

Watch “A Very Murray Christmas,” currently streaming on Netflix, and join in the heartwarming holiday cheer.

READ MORE: Watch: Sofia Coppola Tries to Get Bill Murray Into the Holiday Spirit in ‘A Very Murray Christmas’

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