This movie was difficult to even watch. There was no chemistry between the actors, almost everyone seemed miscast, and everything about this movie seemed forced. Even the facial expressions seemed contrived.. The lack of screen chemistry between the two leads is surprising. For the most part, if this movie was real life, it would seem that they almost didn't like each other, or were angry with each other. It's that bad.
I've seen Dylan Neal in other programs, including as one of the leads in Cedar Cove. It's difficult to explain how he could be a natural in other productions, and so forced in this one, especially since he and his real life wife are the writers for this disaster.
Whomever was responsible for hair styling - well, that's another issue. Nobody's hair looked particularly natural, not adults nor child.
Karen Holness , however, deserves credit for her acting under the most difficult of conditions.
I'm not sure what's really responsible for this disaster. I imagine better casting might have made a difference, but I'm not sure how much. It almost seems as if the characters were just reading a script, rather than acting it.
I usually enjoy the Hallmark movies, but this is one to avoid at all costs.
I've seen Dylan Neal in other programs, including as one of the leads in Cedar Cove. It's difficult to explain how he could be a natural in other productions, and so forced in this one, especially since he and his real life wife are the writers for this disaster.
Whomever was responsible for hair styling - well, that's another issue. Nobody's hair looked particularly natural, not adults nor child.
Karen Holness , however, deserves credit for her acting under the most difficult of conditions.
I'm not sure what's really responsible for this disaster. I imagine better casting might have made a difference, but I'm not sure how much. It almost seems as if the characters were just reading a script, rather than acting it.
I usually enjoy the Hallmark movies, but this is one to avoid at all costs.