Un amour irrésistible

Original title: The Irresistible Blueberry Farm

TV Movie
2016
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1h 45m

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7.0/10

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Marc Blucas and Alison Sweeney in Un amour irrésistible (2016)

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Drama Fantasy Romance

A young woman receives a letter that her deceased grandmother requests she hand-deliver to a man in her grandmother's childhood home in Maine. She begins a journey of discovery of her grandm... Read allA young woman receives a letter that her deceased grandmother requests she hand-deliver to a man in her grandmother's childhood home in Maine. She begins a journey of discovery of her grandmother, herself, and quality of life.A young woman receives a letter that her deceased grandmother requests she hand-deliver to a man in her grandmother's childhood home in Maine. She begins a journey of discovery of her grandmother, herself, and quality of life.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

2.1K

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The Irresistible Blueberry Farm

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Trivia
Alison Sweeney and Lisa Durupt also star together in Hallmark's Murder She Baked series of movies, they playing sisters in the movie series.

Goofs
At approximately 1 hour, Ellen (Alison Sweeney) enters the Beacon Maine Municipal Hall, carrying a black handbag. She is seen carrying the handbag throughout all interior shots inside the Hall. A few minutes later, Ellen exits the Hall, while leaving a phone message for Sugar Falk, and is no longer carrying the black handbag.

Connections
References Footloose (1984)

Soundtracks
Footloose
Written by Kenny Loggins & Dean Pitchford
Performed by Alison Sweeney
[Ellen sings the song at the karaoke bar]

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Featured review

7/10

Cast

Any one of the three primary characters in the triangle, if they are on the bill I will give that movie a go. Marc Blucas has done several great roles for Hallmark and Allison Sweeney even more so, but Kavan Smith - anyone who can act so patient so constantly with Rosemary Coulter has got to be good.

Unfortunately I won't say this was the greatest role for any of those three, but Sweeney and Blucas did have chemistry and were good to watch. The story premise was somewhat fresh if not unique. Still there were no great highs or lows, nor were there any great surprises. The existing fiancé, in Smith, was hard to dislike but they did make it clear they weren't in sync.

Despite the intended excitement of the karaoke, I was a little disappointed.