Love, Take Two

Posted June 20, 2019 by karenbaron in Hallmark T.V. Movie, Movie Review / 0 Comments

Format: T.V. Movie

Love, Take Two

Network: Hallmark

Directed by: Allan Harmon

Written by: Sib Ventress and Michael G. Larkin

Production Credits: Two 4 The Money Media

Cast:

Heather Hemmens (Lily Bellenger)
Cornelius Smith Jr. (Scott Meyers)
Tara Erica Moore (Brynn Ward)
Leanne Lapp (Tandy Davis)
Casey Manderson (Jeff Beckman)
Jennifer Copping (Nicole Turner)
BJ Harrison (Patricia Meyers)
Patti Allan (Michelle Townsend)
Benjamin Wilkinson (Harvey Baron)
Jessie Fraser (Kim Hill – Bride 1)
Eric Gustafsson (James Stanton – Groom 1)
Alisson Amigo (Megan Davies – Bride 2)
Kayvon Khoshkam (Danny Sullivan – Groom 2)
Carmel Amit (Diana Kendall)
Dagan Nish (Josh)
Tanya Champoux (Director Ep 1 & 2)
Andrea Rosolia (LA Waiter)
Matty Finochio (Baker)
James Wilson (Minister)
Laura Carly Miller (2nd AD)
Kareem Malcolm (Crew Member 1)
MARIA TURNER (Ep 1 Winning Bride)
Robel Zere (DJ)
Sidney (Ollie)

Summary:

When the producer of a reality competition wedding show returns to her college town to film an episode, she rediscovers her passion for writing. – and for her former beau – who just happens to be one of the grooms to-be who is getting married on her show.

My Rating:

My Thoughts:

So far, this movie is one of my favorites from Hallmark’s June Weddings. Its plot is different, and I love the way that the characters were portrayed in this movie.

Each couple had their definite chemistry that I believed was real despite knowing that it’s a movie and that they each had their own lives that got a bit disrupted by the film crew coming in to shoot this episode.

Lily

Lily Bellenger played by Heather Hemmens just from this film I can tell that she is a top-notch actress. I thought Heather played Lily well and that the growth of her character throughout the film was perfect. The way she went back into writing is impressive as well and that she found her passion again, back in the place where she first discovered it is pretty special.

Scott

Scott Meyers played by Cornelius Smith Jr did super well in this film as well. I thought that he did an excellent job playing Scott and how his growth of Scott going through the film is amazing as well. I liked how he also figured out that maybe he didn’t love Brynn the way she deserved. Cornelius’s and Heather’s chemistry onscreen is pretty high, and I love how that spark between the two exes just reignited a bit more each time their paths crossed.

Brynn

Brynn Ward played by Tara Erica Moore was so wonderful. It was great to see her character’s progression and how trying to plan a wedding in such a short time was a great learning experience for her. I liked that Brynn was self-confident enough to choose her personal needs over those of someone else’s need. Her chemistry with Cornelius was fabulous. At first, I wasn’t sure which female character to root for.

Overall this movie was super cute and had the wedding part of it down perfectly. Even though it did have weddings, our two main characters didn’t walk down the aisle themselves. I think the rating works for this movie.