Hallmark Hunks Shine at Christmas Con 2025 Interviews

Hallmark fans know Christmas magic doesn’t just fade when the credits roll. This year, the holiday spirit practically leapt off the screen at the 5th annual Christmas Con.

Held at the New Jersey Expo Center, the event gathered beloved leading men from Hallmark Channel and Great American Family. It was a weekend packed with nostalgia, heartthrobs, and some juicy behind-the-scenes stories.

Soap Hub scored backstage access for interviews with Andrew Walker, B.J. Britt, Paul Greene, Marcus Rosner, and Stephen Huszar. Fans got what they wanted—real insight into the men who’ve become the faces of TV romance these days.

The Ultimate Hallmark Fan Gathering

Since launching in 2019, Christmas Con has turned into a pilgrimage for folks who love cozy sweaters, small-town romance, and those happy endings. It only skipped one year because of the global shutdown, but now it’s back, bigger than ever.

Holiday films aren’t just a seasonal thing—they’re a lifestyle for these fans. This year’s event had packed panels, emotional meet-and-greets, and vendor booths that buzzed with excitement.

For lots of attendees, the best part was seeing so many Hallmark leading men under one roof. They were chatting, laughing, and reflecting on careers built around romance, redemption, and, of course, Christmas miracles.

Why Christmas Con Keeps Getting Bigger

The real draw? It’s intimate. Fans don’t just watch their favorite actors from a distance—they meet them, hear their stories, and learn how these movies come together.

It’s part convention, part family reunion, and honestly, a bit of holiday therapy.

• Direct fan interaction through panels and photos
• Exclusive insights into Hallmark productions
• A shared love for festive storytelling

Andrew Walker: The Hallmark Heavyweight

Andrew Walker has starred in over 30 Hallmark films, making him one of the network’s most familiar faces. He’s got a warm presence and a knack for playing the emotionally available leading man.

Fans know him from hits like Three Wise Men and a Baby, Reluctant Royal, A Bride for Christmas, and Merry & Bright. His chemistry with frequent co-stars like Lacey Chabert and Tyler Hynes really defines Hallmark’s golden era.

From Football Dreams to Romantic Leads

Walker’s road to acting wasn’t exactly planned. He was once a promising football player until an injury forced him to rethink everything.

That twist led him to acting, where his athletic discipline showed up as a strong work ethic and a kind of realness on screen.

B.J. Britt: The Versatile Fan Favorite

B.J. Britt brings something grounded to Hallmark films. His performances mix charm with emotional depth, making him stand out in movies like The Holiday Stocking, Christmas Dilemma, Rediscovering Christmas, and Tidings for the Season.

At Christmas Con, Britt’s connection with fans was obvious. He’s approachable, thoughtful, and it’s clear why he shines in both ensemble casts and leading roles.

A Career Beyond Christmas

Britt’s résumé stretches well beyond holiday films. He’s played Agent Triplett on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Paul Jr. on Being Mary Jane, and Darius Beck on UnREAL.

This range has only made him more appealing to Hallmark viewers, letting him bring extra layers to stories about warmth and connection.

Paul Greene: Hallmark’s Classic Leading Man

Paul Greene is often called the Cary Grant of Hallmark, and that’s not just flattery. He’s got old-school charm with a modern touch.

Best known as Dr. Carson Shepherd on When Calls the Heart, Greene’s become a staple of heartfelt storytelling. His holiday classic A Christmas Detour still gets plenty of love, and his appearance at Christmas Con felt like a reunion for longtime fans.

Music, Fatherhood, and Faith

Greene’s acting journey started in modeling, with an international fashion career before he moved to film and TV. But he’s more than just an actor—music, fitness, and fatherhood are big parts of his life, and fans relate to that.

His Christmas album, North County Christmas, is his way of connecting even more, mixing holiday cheer with deeper themes about family and purpose.

Marcus Rosner: From Broadway Inspiration to Hallmark Staple

Marcus Rosner’s rise in the Hallmark world almost feels like fate. A trip to Broadway changed everything, inspiring him to shift from sports to acting.

He trained at Vancouver Film School, setting the stage for roles in Hallmark favorites like Love on Harbor Island, Christmas in Maple Hills, and appearances on When Calls the Heart.

Balancing Romance and Genre Television

Rosner isn’t just about holiday romance. His work on shows like Arrow, Supernatural, and UnREAL shows off his versatility.

It gives his Hallmark characters a little edge, something fans at Christmas Con seemed to love during his candid talks about career twists and creative growth.

Stephen Huszar: The Dependable Romantic Hero

Stephen Huszar has quietly become one of Hallmark’s most reliable leading men. He’s known for a steady presence and emotional honesty in films like Love in Glacier National and A Royal Christmas Crush.

There’s something about the way he plays trustworthy, romantic heroes that’s earned him a loyal following.

Beyond Romance: Mysteries and Drama

Huszar’s career includes Hallmark Mysteries like Ruby Herring Mysteries and The Jane Mysteries. He’s also appeared on Chesapeake Shores.

This range lets him explore deeper emotions while still fitting perfectly into the Hallmark brand.

Looking Ahead to Christmas Con 2026

The weekend wrapped up, and honestly, Christmas Con isn’t losing steam anytime soon. Tickets for Christmas Con 2026 go on sale January 17, and you can feel the buzz already.

Fans get more than a few celebrity selfies out of this event. There’s this whole sense of community, built around stories that lift up love, hope, and, yeah, those classic second chances.

In a world that’s always rushing and, let’s face it, a bit disconnected, gatherings like Christmas Con are a reminder. These movies aren’t just holiday fluff—they’re comfort and connection. For one magical weekend, everyone’s wrapped up in a celebration of what Christmas is supposed to mean.