As a devoted fan of Richard Curtis’ heartwarming cinematic tales and an ardent music enthusiast, I eagerly anticipate the release of “That Christmas”. The blend of familiar faces, a new animated setting, and a snowstorm reminiscent of my own winter escapades piques my curiosity. The star-studded soundtrack, featuring classics like “Wannabe” by The Spice Girls and Ed Sheeran’s original composition “Under the Tree”, promises to elevate the festive spirit.
Director Richard Curtis, known for “Love Actually,” returns with a new holiday-themed film, titled “That Christmas,” which marks his debut in the world of animation.
The film, which is adapted from a trio of picture books Curtis published in 2021, revolves around a handful of familiar preparing for Christmas Day in the fictional coastal town of Wellington-on-Sea.
However, during the town’s worst-ever snowstorm, parents become divided from their children, leading to a chaotic holiday season filled with Christmas confusion.
A brilliant soundtrack accompanies the action, which even features an original song by pop superstar Ed Sheeran.
Read on for the full list of songs in That Christmas, which is available to watch on Netflix now.
That Christmas soundtrack
Here are all the songs you’ll hear in That Christmas:
- Wannabe by The Spice Girls, performed by Michael Roberts
- Happy Birthday by Stevie Wonder, performed by Michael Roberts and Cast
- Levitating by Dua Lipa, performed by Michael Roberts and Cast
- Papa Don’t Preach by Madonna, performed by Michael Roberts and Cast
- Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town performed by Michael Roberts and Cast
- Boom Shak-a-Lak by Apache Indian
- Under the Tree by Ed Sheeran
- Silent Night by The Pre-Teens
- Underneath the Tree by Kelly Clarkson
- Nessun Dorma by Turandot, performed by Cast
- Boom Shack-a-Lak performed by Cast
- Boom Shakalaka performed by Cast
- Snowflakes by Emmy the Great and Tim Wheeler
- Christmas Lights by Coldplay
Which song in That Christmas did Ed Sheeran write?
Ed Sheeran co-wrote the song “Under the Tree” with Johnny McDaid, originally composed for the movie. In this track, he expresses his longing for a past love that he hopes to reconnect with.
On Tuesday, 26th November, the song, where Ed Sheeran and Claudia Jessie from Bridgerton collaborate, was filmed by Curtis and simultaneously published, along with its accompanying video which was shot in Suffolk. You can watch it here: [link]
After teaming up with Elton John for “Merry Christmas” in 2021, this is now the second holiday-themed song that Ed Sheeran has shared.
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