Hearts of Winter

Posted January 25, 2020 by karenbaron in Hallmark T.V. Movie, Movie Review / 2 Comments

Format: T.V. Movie

Hearts of Winter

Network: Hallmark

Director: Allan Harmon

Written by: Alison Spuck and Casie Tabanou

Production Credit: Lighthouse Pictures

Plot Summary:

Designer Bethany select’s Grant’s house as the winner of her makeover contest. But he’s unaware his daughter Zoe even entered until Bethany and her camera crew arrives. Realizing Grant is attached to his house full of memories of his late wife, Bethany backs off, but encouraged by Zoe’s enthusiasm and Bethany’s patience, Grant begins to enjoy the process, not to mention Bethany. Even TV viewers see their chemistry and only want more. But Bethany isn’t sure a career can mix with a relationship, and Grant isn’t sure his heart is big enough for both his wife’s memory and new love.

Cast:

Jill Wagner (Bethany)
Victor Webster (Grant)
Lauren McNamara (Zoe)
Rukiya Bernard (Emerson)
Michael Karl Richards (Joel)
Brendon Zub (Ryder)
Emma Pedersen (Lisa)
Pauline Egan (Sullivan)
Nathalie Von Rotsburg (Shop Owner)
Jake Guy (Production Assistant)
Lauren Jackson (Skating Coach)

My Rating:

My Thoughts:

Victor Webster and Jill Grant are two great actors, and I love their characters in this story. They have great chemistry as well.

Victor Webster is Grant Oliver and he is a single dad, widower, and a hard worker. Grant’s daughter, Zoe, signed them up, and she is a great character as well. Zoe is an ice skater and wants her dad to stop moping around. The two of them have been trying to get by with everything that has happened. I love their father-daughter relationship, as well. Victor Webster and Lauren McNamara have done a great job.

Jill Grant is Bethany and a designer. She is a great character and has helped out with her brother cooking for him. Bethany likes being able to make people happy and to make a house a home.

I loved the sets in this movie as they were outstanding. Victor and Jill did a great job with this movie, and I can’t wait to see them in more films. Either together or apart.

So, check out Hearts of Winter before Winterfest is over.