Princess Amelia of Bundbury travels across America to explore a budding romance with an artist, only to fall in love with her bodyguard Grady.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Philippa Northeast
Amelia Bell
Brant Daugherty
Grady Beck
Sarah-Jane Redmond
Ava Bell
Vincent Gale
Andreas Bell
Khamisa Wilsher
Camille
Andre Anthony
Wes Riverton
Catherine Barroll
Paula Beck
Robert Wisden
Pat Beck
BJ Harrison
Rosemary
Terence Kelly
Arnie
Raine Mateo
Becca
Nicole Major
Festival Goer
Monique Helbig
Reporter
Marc Gaudet
Land Owner
TJ Oberholzer
Art Buyer
Carolyn Adair
Royal Assistant
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
I exp3ctedi5 to be week. The female lead was a 9.5 while Malelead was a solid 8.5 maybe 9. They worked. I exp3cted repetitive fare but this was different. Hallmark hit one versus their cookie cutter fare at times. I think I have watched 4 times in 6 months. We need more of the same and moreoftheirmysteries they r3lease too cautiously. Watched it again Phillips northeast is. Superb. Use her in more movies.
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Seen better Hallmark movies than this one. The princess was miscast and seemed naive, undignified and unconvincing. Furthermore, royal etiquette would be not to speak with mouth full or while munching food. The plot was very predictable and the ending though not unexpected was somewhat unbelievable. In reality, wouldn't the queen object to the princess marrying an employee, I wonder?
I'm always on the fence when it comes to royal movies. Most of them are subpar. This one wasn't any different. The writing didn't flow and the actors lacked chemistry. Plus, he attitude was over the top. When we hit the mountains in Nebraska I was officially checked out. I know it's a Hallmark movie but come on.
Well, it's a typical Hallmark romance. So you can expect the sunshine and rainbows all the time. Not a single antagonist on sight. Everything is just peachy and wonderful. It's a standard romance movie. For those who doesn't like romance or Hallmark movies, you won't find it amusing. You might even fall asleep seeing how there's almost no real conflict in it. And although I don't find it boring, I can't help but notice a tiny slip up the movie made. For a king or a queen you should've addressed them "Your Majesty". "Your Highness" is only for princes or princesses. I guess the writer and director didn't do enough research about royalties. Tsk.. tsk... tskk... That's kind of amateur-ish.
I wish someone would give Brant Daughtry a good movie roll. He was ridiculously paired with a girl that was amazed by corn on the cob more than being royal. Maybe that was the point, but she was way too young and childish. I didn't like the movie at all. I watched because I like Brant Daughtry, who always seems genuine.
