Témoin silencieux

Taylor Cole is a good actress but even she can't help an entire cast that can't act. Could be bad writing, but this isn't a great way to start a series. Hallmark is fast-tracking these shows and the quality is suffering.

I couldn't get past that awful hair. And the casting of her dad and love interest seeming the same age in contrast of her mom looking like a grandma. .. here's a SHOCKER... the guy that played her dad is actually her real life step father...

There is a lot wrong with this movie just read all the other post to find out what. The reason I came here was to see if that horrible mess on her head was actually her hair. Thank goodness it's not!

I generally like Taylor Cole in her Hallmark movies (and still do), but while this movie at least had some chemistry between Cole and Stephen Huszar other casting was way off. -Debra Donohue and Shawn Christian: such a mismatch. In their first scene together, I was trying to figure out were they married? Was she the grandmother? What is going on here? Shawn Christian is barely old enough to be Taylor Cole's father (and looks even younger), but Ms. Donohue was wildly miscast. I think even the film editors noticed this, because these two were rarely in a scene together after that opener. Prediction: if there is another Ruby Herring, the mom will either be recast or she will be absent (died or away on a trip). -The sister: out of all of the actresses at work in the U.S. and Canada why couldn't they find someone who at least looked like "Ruby Herring"/Taylor Cole? Also, someone who had stronger acting chops.

I agree with another commenter that Hallmark is rushing stuff and putting out poor quality. There's a place for these kind of movies (as seen by the ratings popularity), but have some pride in your product, Hallmark. You're damaging your brand.

I appreciate that Hallmark has to develop new stars but Taylor Cole is not what they're looking for. She's fine in romantic roles, but is just too flat and lifeless here. The supporting cast is nothing great either. Bring back the Postables.