Mystère et chrysanthèmes

Original title: Mum's the Word

TV Movie
2016
TV-G
1h 23m

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6.2/10

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Brooke Shields and Brennan Elliott in Mystère et chrysanthèmes (2016)

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Crime Mystery Romance

Abby Knight returns to her small home town as a NYC lawyer. On the day of her flower shop opening, her car gets damaged by someone fleeing a murder scene. She soon meets a charming bartender... Read allAbby Knight returns to her small home town as a NYC lawyer. On the day of her flower shop opening, her car gets damaged by someone fleeing a murder scene. She soon meets a charming bartender and partners with him in the search for answers.Abby Knight returns to her small home town as a NYC lawyer. On the day of her flower shop opening, her car gets damaged by someone fleeing a murder scene. She soon meets a charming bartender and partners with him in the search for answers.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

1.3K

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Flower Shop Mystery: Mum's the Word

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Trivia
At 57:36 there is an error in the English caption. Abby says to Marco "...I will send up a flare if I need you." The English caption has "flyer" rather than "flare".

Goofs
The character of Marco was cast with an actor that was too young to portray the character. Marco is played by Brennan Elliott, who was born in 1975. Marco says he served as a Sergeant in the first Gulf War, which took place from August 1990 through February 1991. At the time, Elliott would have been about 15-16 years old and as such too young to serve much less attain the rank of Sergeant.

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Followed by Les roses de la vengeance (2016)

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8/10

Typical Hallmark mystery

If you like the other Hallmark Mysteries you will like this. I call them gentle mysteries because they are easy on the mind, they have no violence or blood shed in them.