When it comes to the Hallmark Signature Mysteries, some of them come out of the gate sprinting full speed ahead with innumerable advantages that the idea of the series NOT becoming a hit is such a remote possibility that the notion of failure and there not being more installments doesn’t even cross my mind. Without a doubt, Mystery 101 was […]

Right before the premiere of Hallmark Movie & Mysteries’ most recent Emma Fielding installment, I noticed a twitter account that I had not previously. It was that of Phoef Sutton, and he stated that he wrote the script for the upcoming film. Immediately, I went into research mode and contacted him for an interview once I realized he had been in the […]

Since I am a writer myself, I always have a special affinity for authors, and when those authors happen to have Hallmark movies premiering based on their books, I am even more enthralled. This weekend, Finding Father Christmas based on two books by author Robin Gunn, will air on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Recently, Robin agreed to answer a few questions concerning […]

Almost by accident, I happened upon a show last year on the UP network–their first scripted series Ties That Bind. I was a little bit behind, but once I got into it, I was impressed with the depth of writing, the acting, and the family-friendly way in which real world issues were examined. It wasn’t long before I realized the creative genius […]

If you are a regular or even sporadic Hallmark network viewer, you have more than likely heard of their new show airing this weekend (August 14) called Chesapeake Shores, based on the beloved book series of the same name by Sherryl Woods. The discussion of this show has sparked all sorts of impassioned discussions for several months now–some blissfully positive and some […]

It seems that in my undying quest to shed light on the industrious people behind the scenes, I have encountered a variety of writers, and Gary Goldstein is one of those abundantly adept talents with whom I have recently become acquainted (as in yesterday). I had no idea how many Hallmark films Gary had written, and just marveling at his credits was enough to […]

Almost by accident (I don’t believe things like this happen by chance, however), I discovered the screenwriter, Mark Sanderson, when I watched his Lifetime film Mother of All Lies. He noticed my review, and then I realized he had written quite a body of works. From that time, I have paid attention to what has been occupying his time, and I knew […]