I Adopted My Stolen Baby

There is betrayal love deception and so much more . Eric's character for me was a bit head strong but knowing his past affected him in ways even he didn't realize. What happens before Lily meets Michael will Lily's past come back will she tell Michael the truth or will he find out before she tells him . What about her past love Greg will he get Lily back or will Michael and Lily survive or will he release her. Will Lily be able to save someone she loves or will it be too late. This one had me at the edge of my seat even more than the other i have watched three vertical series so far awestruck by this.

In short, I Adopted My Stolen Baby is a must-watch for drama lovers who appreciate masterful performances and gripping storytelling. It's a film that will leave you reflecting long after the screen fades to black.

Eric Guilmette delivers a powerful performance as Michael Thompson, Lily's devoted husband. His portrayal of Michael's emotional journey is nothing short of mesmerizing. From moments of restrained anger to raw vulnerability, Guilmette expertly brings out the character's internal conflict. Each scene he graces draws you deeper into Michael's world, leaving you empathizing with his struggle. His performance elevates the film and makes Michael one of the most compelling characters on screen.

🎥 Why You Should Watch It: ✅ A suspenseful narrative that keeps you questioning every turn.

✅ Emotionally charged storytelling that tugs at your heartstrings and lingers long after the credits roll.

✅ Breathtaking cinematography and a hauntingly beautiful score that elevate the film's emotional intensity.

Eric G playing the character of Michael Thompson, was shown to be quite amazing! He brilliantly, executed the feelings and emotions of what an abandoned person growing up in foster care having resentment towards their biological parents would show. Although this type of character is new to Eric, he did an amazing job at showing off his "young angry man" who's filled with resentment and past trauma side! We're also glad that Michael eventually understands that not all mothers want to abandon their children, and sometimes they do it unwillingly or by force.

This project showcases an aspect of social awareness towards Women in real life who due to unforeseen circumstances, give up their children. It's not their fault that life is so unpredictable at times.

It's also interesting to see how much character development occurs with Lily as she learns to stick up for herself and fight for her child! We do see Lily and Greg getting back together, as Michael steps aside for the young family to finally unite! But does Michael have any other ulterior motives?!

Well, we will have to stay tuned!

Alexa Reddy as Lily truly encapsulates a woman who has been tortured into behaving and following the rules of her tyrannical mother Evelyn, battling her own inner guilt and pain throughout following her forced separation from not only the man she loves but also her daughter who was stolen from her directly after birth.

Eric Guilmette as Michael Thompson, is truly outstanding, demonstrating once again a multilayered character who after being abandoned at birth struggles with his feelings of abandonment and heartache, while also trying to protect the weak, he comes across as aggressive and domineering, however at heart, Eric Guilmette perfectly depicts a man who is just trying to do the right thing and be in control of his life.

Jolene Anderson as Evelyn, what can I say, this woman plays an excellent "villain", making you hate her character from the moment she enters the screen, set in her ways and with a hateful and twisted view on how women should be raised and what their true value is.

Bradley Shatz as Greg, the loveable man who is abandoned by his true love and not even made aware of his child, a hero character who will stop at nothing to protect the ones he loves.

And finally Eric Ruof as Jamie, this man knows how to play a creep! Another character who has had his world view twisted by abandonment and loss, however, he lacks the empathy to really overcome this obstacle that his brother Michael has.

This series is excellent and takes you on an emotional roller coaster of fear, heartache, joy, love, and anything else you can imagine - it's all there, the ending brings you a sense of peace, that is until you see the final text on the screen but I won't give that away!

Written by Erik Blair and Starring two additional Eric's, what can I say except, the Eric/k's are really making the vertical space thrive! Every member of the cast is outstanding and I am looking forward to seeing what they accomplish next! Congratulations!