Rachel’s movie “Dating The Delaneys” premiered on Hallmark last night. Have you seen it yet? The film synopsis says: “Three generations of Delaney women explore the highs and lows of modern-day dating, learning that love and romance can be found at any age…and sometimes where you least expect it.” It is available to stream now.
SOUTHERNLIVING.COM: Fa-la-la-la-inally! The Hallmark Holiday Movie schedule has finally arrived and it feels like Christmas morning already! If there was ever a year that we needed all of the hot cocoa, snow man building, sleigh riding, tinsel-coated goodness that we count on Hallmark for, it’s this year.
And our friends at the Hallmark are not going to disappoint. That’s right, the pandemic will not stop Countdown to Christmas on Hallmark Channel or Miracles of Christmas on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.
Despite the fact that Hollywood, like the rest of the world, screeched to a halt in March, the show will go on. Productions for films and television series were all postponed, but one of the first groups to get back to work were our friends at Hallmark. Of course, they did so while following strict Covid-19 safety practices. All you need to do is follow the Hallmark stars on social media to catch glimpses of life in the Hallmark quarantine bubble.
Not only do they have a whole new slate of movies that will air on both networks, they have worked with several different partners to go beyond the screen to create a full holiday experience.
“For more than a decade, Hallmark holiday movies have represented the gold standard that many aspire to replicate,” Crown Media’s President & CEO, Wonya Lucas said in a statement. “What we bring to the table and what truly sets us apart is an immersive holiday experience that has become a pop culture phenomenon for millions of fans. From our signature movies, to food and wine, to games and decorations, to clothing, music, books, and more, we have created a destination that evokes the spirit and feeling of the season in a way that is uniquely Hallmark.”
The cable news leaders of all things holly and jolly also promises the most inclusive festivities you will find on TV this holiday season. This includes the return of many familiar faces like Candace Cameron Bure in her ninth Hallmark Channel original holiday film, Lacy Chabert, Wes Brown, and Holly Robinson Pete, but many new folks are joining the fold this year as well. Some new names on the roster include Janel Parish of Pretty Little Lies fame, Jeremy Jordon from Supergirl, and Ronnie Rowe Jr. from Star Trek: Discovery.
Part two of Lost in Isolation has been released.It features Rachel and Bejamin’s characters on a Zoom dinner date, which is interrupted by a couple played by Brenda Strong and her husband John Farmanesh-Bocca. Watch the 11-minute film below. Screencaptures will be added to our gallery soon. Would you like to see a part three?
Screencaptures, stills and artwork for Rachel’s 2019 Hallmark movie The Last Bridesmaid are now in our gallery.
Rachel and actor Benjamin Ayres have teamed up to make a short film entitled Lost in Isolation. The film is written by Jeremy Boxen and is less than eight minutes long. Screencaptures and a poster promoting the film are now in our gallery, and you can watch it below.
The gallery has been updated with stills, a promotional poster and photoshoot images from Rachel’s most recent Hallmark film, Check Inn to Christmas. Screencaptures will be added as soon as possible but for now, enjoy these!
