Sparks fly when Frankie meets Jack, the veterinarian who rescues her dog from near death. They seem destined to be together, but there's one problem: Jack is already engaged.
Trailer
Cast
Andrew Lawrence
Director
Anne Heche
Katrina
Joey Lawrence
Dr. Jack Shaw
Andrew Lawrence
Nathaniel
Samantha Cope
Frankie
Brytnee Ratledge
Stacy
Pamela Mitchell
Angela
Carl McDowell
Boner
Sharayu Mahale
Melody
Mary Looram
Edna
Ryan Youngwoong Kim
Todd
Zachary Gaviria
Dylan
Madeline Grey DeFreece
Tara
Reid Perkins
Wedding Officiant
Good-Beasley
Dakota
Joe Harkins
Harry
Carli Sullivan
Wedding Guest
Rachel MacMaster
Wedding guest
Paul S. Warner
Wedding Guest (in hat)
Jen Bashian
Writer
Samantha Cope
Writer
Joey Lawrence
Writer
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Jeremiah
watch this one
source: Frankie Meets Jack
It's a typical hallmark-style romcom and there's nothing wrong with that. The story is standard but fine for a movie of this caliber. The acting, however, is a real problem. Joey Lawrence, Carl McDowell, and Andrew Lawrence have made caricatures of their characters instead of bringing them to life as humans. It's cringy to watch. The contrast is stark between the men and women in this movie because all the female actors have done a pretty good job. The bad acting of the three prominent males in this movie ruin all the fun. Overall, I didn't like this movie because the acting isn't just below par, it's actually hard to watch at times. The family affair of cast and crew have severly affected the actors' performance, unfortunately.
source: Frankie Meets Jack
