A single man tries to win a bet by getting a woman recovering from a broken engagement to marry him by Christmas.A single man tries to win a bet by getting a woman recovering from a broken engagement to marry him by Christmas.A single man tries to win a bet by getting a woman recovering from a broken engagement to marry him by Christmas.
Andrew W. Walker
- Aiden MacTiernan
- (as Andrew Walker)
Kimberley Sustad
- Vivian Patterson
- (as Kimberly Sustad)
Janet Gigliotti
- Caroller #1
- (as Janet Mary Gigliotti)
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Did you know
- TriviaSage Brocklebank is also a professional poker player.
- GoofsAbout an hour into the movie, when Jessie is telling Aiden that his floors are being refinished, Jessie's scarf is tied differently within the same scene. She is shown front then back and it can be seen the scarf is different.
- Quotes
Hank Patterston: There's a lot of people you can live with, but there's only one you can't live without.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Cinema Snob: Dear Santa (2016)
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IMHO, the bet was a joke gone awry.
Given Aiden's (Andrew Walker) track record and Matt's (Peter Benson) sense of humor, Aiden proposing to anyone in a month was a strictly ludicrous idea....till oneupmanship kicked in.
Stars Arielle Kibbel and Andrew Walker, a better script and a strong supporting cast make all the difference here.
Yes, the premise is How to Lose a Runaway Bride. But eventually we get a payoff on both counts: mitigating factors on Jessie's broken engagements and a hilarious scene illustrating how competition X gambling runs amok.
Kudos to Kibbel and Walker for making Jessie and Aiden conflicted, and deeper than the shrill mess and elevated jerk lesser actors would have delivered.
Their all-important chemistry was excellent and believable, start to finish.
On a lesser note, I've wondered if Hallmark's preference for female leads with dated, unflattering hair was about making them look only so good, as opposed to poor styling. Here, Kibbel's look was consistently on the wrong side of the tousled versus messy divide.
Given Aiden's (Andrew Walker) track record and Matt's (Peter Benson) sense of humor, Aiden proposing to anyone in a month was a strictly ludicrous idea....till oneupmanship kicked in.
Stars Arielle Kibbel and Andrew Walker, a better script and a strong supporting cast make all the difference here.
Yes, the premise is How to Lose a Runaway Bride. But eventually we get a payoff on both counts: mitigating factors on Jessie's broken engagements and a hilarious scene illustrating how competition X gambling runs amok.
Kudos to Kibbel and Walker for making Jessie and Aiden conflicted, and deeper than the shrill mess and elevated jerk lesser actors would have delivered.
Their all-important chemistry was excellent and believable, start to finish.
On a lesser note, I've wondered if Hallmark's preference for female leads with dated, unflattering hair was about making them look only so good, as opposed to poor styling. Here, Kibbel's look was consistently on the wrong side of the tousled versus messy divide.
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- Dec 17, 2019
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