Red carpet Interviews, Naughty or Nice... and you?

December 1, 2009 | Hollywood, California | Vetting explained

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The celebrities that were participating in this years Hollywood Christmas Parade walked down the Red Carpet, answering many questions from various Press and Media. The Grand Marshal of the Parade, was Susan Lucci. The Host were, Erik Estrada and Laura McKenzie, Celebrities included; stars fromThe Office, American Idol, Dancing with Stars, Many soap Operas, Vampire Dairies, Amazing Race, and a wide variety of other shows Our Newly appointed police chief, Charlie Beck and wife, also attended. Everyone was enthusiastic to be part of this very festive Parade. I kept my question simple....Tis the season, to ask the very important question....Naughty or Nice, Here are their answers!

Below are the Celebrities in the order of their appearance:

Santa Claus, Susan Lucci,Erik Estrada, Ace Young, John Ingel, Heather Tom, Ross Mathews, Gage Golightly, Melora Hardin, Cindy Williams, Kate Flannery , Ocsar Nunez , Judith Chapman, Lashinda Demus , Antonio Sabato Jr., Kayla Ewell, Lonnie Jordan, Jennifer Gareis, Dominic Zamprogna, Julie Berman, LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck, Maria Ho, Tiffany Michelle, Carolyn Hennesy, Jeanne Cooper, Lesley-Anne Down, Gilles Marini.

Parade Video to Come!!

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