I really enjoyed this Hallmark romance, largely due to the performance of Stacey Farber, who plays Emma, a young woman who attends an academy for butlers. I found Emma to be unlike most Hallmark "princesses", which was refreshing. She is humorous and plucky.
Her opposite in this romance is played by Corey Cott (as Henry), an academy student who comes from a long line of butlers.
This film may not display as many romantic sparks as some, but the central relationship feels genuine and affable.
Although other reviewers have scoffed at the idea of wanting to be a butler, the film explains that good butlers have six-figure incomes. That might be enough motivation for some.
Her opposite in this romance is played by Corey Cott (as Henry), an academy student who comes from a long line of butlers.
This film may not display as many romantic sparks as some, but the central relationship feels genuine and affable.
Although other reviewers have scoffed at the idea of wanting to be a butler, the film explains that good butlers have six-figure incomes. That might be enough motivation for some.