For me the wonderful woman playing Nana when she was probably only in her 20s when the lead man, her grandson was born really jarred, it was yet another clichéd bit of casting when she was actually one of the strongest performers and a character full of vitality. Hallmark really needs to support the stronger older characters which are a decent foundation of their films and their viewers demographic.
The lead character, Brodie was okay, the actor seemed a little bored with the whole thing, Pam, his sister was really good and would have been better as the lead female. The little girl did at least put some energy into the film without being too stereotypically a Hallmark child.
The lead female was seemingly bored with the whole thing, there was no expression or life in her performance.
The scenery was lovely but looked cold as the trees went through varying stages of leaf development so I assume it was early in the year and probably cold. Obviously most things were filmed outside during the pandemic and one of the extras was wearing a mask at the clam bake.
All in all, not a disaster due to the scenery and support cast, yet an instantly forgettable one.
The lead character, Brodie was okay, the actor seemed a little bored with the whole thing, Pam, his sister was really good and would have been better as the lead female. The little girl did at least put some energy into the film without being too stereotypically a Hallmark child.
The lead female was seemingly bored with the whole thing, there was no expression or life in her performance.
The scenery was lovely but looked cold as the trees went through varying stages of leaf development so I assume it was early in the year and probably cold. Obviously most things were filmed outside during the pandemic and one of the extras was wearing a mask at the clam bake.
All in all, not a disaster due to the scenery and support cast, yet an instantly forgettable one.