
Turn Bill Murray's snowed-in holiday special into a party with this A Very Murray Christmas drinking game. You follow his failed live show from the Carlyle Hotel to a bar full of stranded guests. Chris Rock's surprise duet, a bride's second chance, and a dream with Miley Cyrus and George Clooney keep the songs coming.
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How to Play the A Very Murray Christmas Drinking Game
The rules as written.
- Take a sip when a new Christmas song begins
- Take a sip when someone joins Bill Murray in a duet
- Take a sip when Bill Murray takes a drink at the Carlyle bar
- Drink when Liz and Bev push Bill Murray to go on with the live show
- Drink when Jackie the talent agent tries to represent Bill Murray
- Drink when Bill Murray starts crying during the live show
- Drink when Bill Murray pulls Chris Rock into a duet
- Drink when the power outage lets Bill Murray cancel his special
- Drink when the waitress sings "Baby, It's Cold Outside" with Bill Murray
- Drink when the chefs bring food from the hotel kitchen to the bar
- Drink when the bride tells Bill Murray her wedding was called off
- Drink when the chefs sing "Alone on Christmas Day"
- Drink when Maya Rudolph's lounge singer performs "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)"
- Drink when Bill Murray asks the bride and Elliott to recall when they fell in love
- Drink when Bill Murray declares the couple officially reengaged
- Drink when Miley Cyrus appears in Bill Murray's dream
- Drink when George Clooney joins Bill Murray on his dream set
- Finish your drink when Bill Murray passes out after the bar's group singalong
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About the Movie
- Title
- A Very Murray Christmas
- Released
- 04 Dec 2015
- Rated
- TV-MA
- Runtime
- 56 min
- Genre
- Comedy, Music, Musical
- Plot
- Murray, playing himself, trying to avoid a Hollywood figure who wants to represent the actor, who famously forgoes having a manager or agent. And somewhere in there will be rooms for Christmas carols to be sung by the actors (everyone is playing themselves) and probably more bits and pieces of holiday cheer.
- Language
- English








