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Brandon Routh and Rachael Leigh Cook, both 45, were seen holding hands after a movie date in Los Angeles, suggesting they are a new couple. They have been spotted together before and share connections through Hallmark Channel movies. Both actors have previous marriages and children, and are scheduled to attend Christmas Con in December 2025.
Kylie Kelce, wife of NFL player Jason Kelce, shared her children's excitement over their grandmother Donna Kelce's cameo in the Hallmark movie "Christmas on Call." Donna, who appeared as a barista wearing her son's Philadelphia Eagles jersey, was celebrated by her family on social media. Jason Kelce expressed his enthusiasm for his mother's acting debut, despite not being a regular Hallmark viewer. Donna Kelce is also set to appear in another Hallmark film, "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story."
Hallmark actress Mamie Laverock survived a five-story fall from a hospital balcony in Vancouver, Canada, and is now on life support. Her mother clarified that the fall was accidental and not a suicide attempt, and the family plans to take legal action against St. Paul's Hospital. Laverock, known for her role on "When Calls the Heart," has undergone multiple surgeries and is enduring significant pain but continues to fight for her recovery.
Mamie Laverock, a 19-year-old actress known for her role on Hallmark Channel's "When Calls the Heart," is on life support after falling five stories from a balcony following a medical emergency. Her family has organized a GoFundMe to help with medical expenses, and she is showing signs of improvement.
"When Calls the Heart" actress Mamie Laverock is in critical condition and on life support after falling five stories from a hospital balcony. Laverock, who had been in intensive treatment for a prior medical emergency, has undergone multiple surgeries. Her co-stars and the Hallmark Channel have expressed their support, and a GoFundMe page has been set up to assist with her medical expenses.
The Season 2 finale of The Way Home on Hallmark Channel delivered multiple game-changing twists, including the revelation that Thomas survived in 1814, Colton's time-traveler status, and the mysterious identity of Casey Goodwin. Co-showrunners Heather Conkie and Alexandra Clarke discuss the intricacies of these plot developments and hint at the wide storytelling possibilities for Season 3, as well as the evolving dynamics between characters like Kat, Elliot, and Jacob.
In the upcoming season 11 of "When Calls the Heart," Elizabeth Thornton's romantic journey takes a new turn as she moves forward with Nathan Grant after ending her engagement to Lucas Bouchard. The stars, Erin Krakow and Kevin McGarry, discuss the slow-burning romance between Elizabeth and Nathan, emphasizing the respect for Elizabeth's previous relationship and the complexities of navigating new feelings. While some fans may be disappointed by the split, the cast encourages viewers to appreciate Elizabeth's journey to finding her great love. The new season premieres on April 7 on Hallmark Channel.
Hallmark Channel has no plans to incorporate more grown-up romance stories or sex scenes in its Christmas movies, emphasizing that its content is family-friendly and focused on leading up to the final kiss. In contrast, Lifetime recently aired its first-ever Christmas movie sex scene in "A Cowboy Christmas Romance," which was described as hot enough to be on Santa's naughty list but tame enough to avoid backlash from the Parents Television Council.
Hallmark Channel's Lisa Hamilton Daly discusses the network's evolving programming, including the "Loveuary" film series featuring Jane Austen stories, the focus on inclusivity and diversity, streaming availability of holiday movies, plans for Christmas 2024 lineup, potential sequels to holiday movies, and the network's stance on cast exclusivity and the possibility of a football-centered movie.
Hallmark's "When Calls the Heart" Season 11 is set to premiere on April 7 at 9/8c, just six months after the Season 10 finale. The new season promises a fresh start for schoolteacher Elizabeth Thornton, new romance, challenges, and style. The storyline will also focus on Mountie Nathan Grant and newly elected governor Lucas Bouchard, with the season exploring renewal, redemption, and romance as Hope Valley enters the 1920s.
The Hallmark Channel series "When Calls the Heart" is set to return for its 11th season on April 7, following the dramatic season 10 finale. The upcoming season will explore renewal and redemption, with Elizabeth getting a fresh start and navigating romance and challenges. The storyline will continue to follow Elizabeth and Nathan's growing romantic feelings, while Lucas must confront his past as he leads Hope Valley into the future. The season promises to address the Lucas cliffhanger early on and unravel mysteries, delivering more heartwarming content for fans.
The Biltmore House in North Carolina will be featured in the Hallmark Channel's "A Biltmore Christmas," a movie set in the historic landmark. The story follows a screenwriter who is transported back in time to 1947 while seeking inspiration at the Biltmore House. Filming took place in various locations across the estate, and the movie is the first to spotlight the Biltmore itself. The Biltmore House is a National Historic Landmark and America's Largest Home, known for its grandeur and extensive history. "A Biltmore Christmas" premieres on November 26th.
Lori Loughlin, who was written off the Hallmark Channel series When Calls the Heart four years ago due to her involvement in the college admissions scandal, may potentially return to the show. Co-creator Brian Bird revealed that there are positive discussions happening regarding her comeback. Loughlin, who served a prison sentence and has been rebuilding her life, has previously worked with the franchise on the spinoff When Hope Calls. The show's storyline and the theme of second chances make her potential return plausible.
Lyndsy Fonseca, known for her roles in TV shows like "How I Met Your Mother" and "Agent Carter," is making waves on the Hallmark Channel with her latest holiday movie, "Where Are You, Christmas?". In the film, Fonseca's character wakes up in a colorless world where Christmas doesn't exist and embarks on a quest to bring back the holiday spirit. Fonseca has been a part of the Hallmark Channel since her first movie, "Ordinary Miracles," in 2005 and has since starred in other films like "Next Stop, Christmas." She is married to fellow actor Noah Bean and they have two daughters together. Fonseca is also the sister of actress and musician Hannah Leigh.
"Love in the Great Smoky Mountains: A National Park Romance" on Hallmark combines a love story with a history lesson as archaeologist Haley (Arielle Kebbel) and her ex-boyfriend Rob (Zach Roerig) join a dig in the Great Smoky Mountains. The film explores Native American history and addresses the Trail of Tears, while still maintaining a lighthearted romance. While not groundbreaking, the movie is worth a watch for fans of Hallmark movies or those looking for a Saturday night flick.