Did Luke Macfarlane do his own singing in Christmas in my heart?

Yes, The film includes Macfarlane singing and playing guitar, and while he’s proficient in the cello, it took a little work to feel comfortable with the guitar.

The Canadian-American actor and former singer Luke Macfarlane was born in Canada and became an American citizen in 2018.

Macfarlane’s father Thomas was the Director of Student Health Services at the University of Western Ontario, and his mother Penny is a mental health nurse at a London hospital. Macfarlane attended London Central Secondary School with his twin sister, Ruth and older sister Rebecca.

Macfarlane had an early role-playing opposite Cynthia Nixon in Robert Altman’s miniseries Tanner on Tanner on the Sundance Channel.

He was the lead singer and a songwriter for the band Fellow Nameless, which began in his 8th grade along with some of his classmates at Lester B. Pearson School for the Arts under the name of Slipnaught, a name they randomly chose from a dictionary because they did not have a name for the band when it came time to perform on stage.

Macfarlane is known for playing Scotty Wandell on the ABC television drama Brothers & Sisters (2006–2011), RAC Agent D’avin Jaqobis on the Space television science fiction series Killjoys (2015–2019) and the romantic lead in several Hallmark Channel movies.

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