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What a treat!

Not only did the set have yummy drinks, there was everything from veggie plates and fun-sized candy to, um, bread pudding—Bradley Steven Perry’s fave. “They put vanilla ice cream on top and pecan’s on the side. It’s so good,” he tells us.

Q & A

The flick’s all about a family trip-turned chaotic. So we had to ask Bridgit what her go-to car game is when she’s on the road with her own fam. “My family always plays 20 Questions,” she tells us. “I once used ‘footsteps’ and people were trying to guess forever. I also used ‘yard sale,’ which is tricky because everything could be in one.”

Sunny Side Up

He might be lovin’ the sun on this rare non-snowy Utah day but, listen up, Jason Dolley was scripted to be shirtless—and sunburnt—for many scenes. “I made lots of awkward small talk with the makeup artist,” he tells us of getting his faux glow.

Gifts Galore

Caught ya! While we think GL would make a great gift for many, Bradley told us he’s clueless when it comes to holiday shopping for girls. He has no clue what to get his castmates! “I kind of lose it when I get to the girls, which is sad since I have three sisters,” he tells us.

Propped Up

Bridgit told us if she could bring one prop home with her from Utah, it would be the Yugo family car (in this pic). Says Bridgit, “It’s hard for me to look at cars I want to get for myself because they’re all too shiny or new. I want a bad old one like that, but shouldn’t. They don’t work as well.”

Home Sweet Home

Consider Utah one of Jason’s homes away from home. Good Luck Charlie, It’s Christmas! was his FOURTH Disney Channel Original Movie shot in the state. “I’ve gotten to know most of the crew pretty well,” he tells us. “The people are what I am going to miss most.”

Well Scripted

We spotted Bridgit Mendler going over her most memorable scene, which was actually the first one she shot on location. “It was in the diner with these two characters who did a lot of improv with each other. I basically had to memorize these giant monologues of dialogue on the fly but I think it was fresh because of that. It was really fun,” she says. 

Let It Snow

According to Bradley, “Frosty the Snowman” was constantly hummed by the cast last Christmas when they were back in LA. “It just kept going and going,” he says. Wonder which jam will stick this time.

Hidden Treasures

The dressing rooms weren’t as cushy as the show’s L.A. soundstage, but there were some hidden treasures. “I found something addressed to Diane Keaton behind the couch,” Jason tells us.   

Mind Games

Whatcha doing, boys? When Jason and Bradley weren’t off paintballing, they could be found playing games like MasterMind between takes.