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Directed by  Gary Yates Story by  Les Alexander and Rob Gilmer Teleplay by Rob Gilmer  and Julie Sherman Wolfe DANICA MCKELLAR has always been beautiful, but she was extra lovely in this made for TV movie.  She and KAVAN SMITH looked good together, and I must say that they also looked naturally attracted, and later in love with one another. Those who hate that the couple only gets to kiss each other in the end would be happy to know that Kavan and Danica...I mean, Nick and Molly, shared kisses more than once. The flow of the story was smooth, and I particularly enjoyed the presence of Mr. BRUCE BOXLEITNER. The "other" couple in this movie was played by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL and TAMMY GILLIS.  They are both seasoned actors and did their respective parts well. I just had a minor issue between Mr. Smith and Mr. Boxleitner.  I didn't see any resemblance between them.  Thankfully, I remembered that the mom, Clarissa, wasn't show...

Ellen, a New York lawyer, and her pre-engagement boyfriend Hayden, a politician, are perfect together on paper, but she still has not given him an answer to his proposal of marriage. Ellen and her maternal grandmother Ruth have always had a special bond, they going on unusual adventures together, something that Ellen's more conservative mother, Cynthia, has never understood. The last words Ruth said to Ellen before she passed away was for Ellen to hand deliver a letter for her, it addressed to a Chet Cumberfield in Beacon, Maine, where, as Ellen just learns, Ruth was born and grew up, Chet of who Ellen and Cynthia had never heard. Ellen has no hesitation in obliging her grandmother's last request, it a task which she believes will take two days at the most, her return to New York when she will give Hayden an answer. Ellen makes a literal and figurative big splash upon her arrival in Beacon, that event which will forever tie her to a local contractor named Roy in the minds of ...

THE MOVIE Written for the television by Julie Sherman Wolfe Based on Wendy Corsi Staub 's novel Directed by Mark Jean There are many inexplicable things in this world that if we try to grasp or fathom them, our minds might explode or a spontaneous combustion might happen, so all we could do is to accept them as real.  Better yet, we believe them to be true. The movie starts with a very happy family having fun at the beach.  The very loving father and husband stays for a while for one more spin using his boat, but an unexpected storm happens so he dies. Two years later, the bereaved family visits the beach where they had one last happy moment with him, but when they were about to leave, an accident happens. Our two protagonists meet due to the mishap and there's a certain attraction from the man's end.  He is amused and amazed with the woman who does not want his money when he tried to pay for the damages  or at the very least the cab...