Seriously, what are they going to do? They can't fire him from the third installment of the movie, even if his shaved head look doesn't represent the Hallmark brand.
I can really use a get away, travel movie right now. 
Watched it. I like Jack (not bald though) but really not crazy about Taylor Cole. It was fine. I wouldn't rush to watch the replays.I guess this is one of those, "Act first, apologize later," scenarios.
I started watching this, Fit for a Prince, and because of everything you stated I just couldn’t watch it. Gave up, and now I don’t feel guilty!I watched the Mystery 101: Killer Timing movie. I thought it was interesting having the ex-wife show up. However, I was surprised that they made her a stronger character than the leading female, Jill Wagner, was. That seemed off-balance. I don't remember her character being such a scardy-cat and so scared for the leading man. She's been shot at before.
A movie I am recommending NOT to watch is Fit For A Prince. In my opinion, the two leads had no chemistry. So, when the prince kept asking out the female lead, it seemed like he kept hitting on her, even after she kept saying no several times. And when she found out he has a girlfriend, (the one that was picked out for him at birth,) and the female lead called him out on it and said he was just a player, yeah, he did seem like a player.It was like he saw a shiny ball and he had to go after it, not that he was really attracted to HER.
The writer also made the female lead as dumb as a box of rocks. Really creative but dumb. And they tried to make her too much like Cinderella, so she was taken advantage of by her boss, and she ALLOWED it.Why does Hallmark always do that? Females make up their largest demographic, yet they consistently make their female leads LESS THAN, and have some problem instead of STRONG.
The the movie was wrapped up and ended in a really implausible way.
I haven't watched any of her movies, I couldn't stand her on The Originals.Yes, in my opinion, Taylor Cole is a bit stand-offish. It actually worked well in one movie, where she played a famous actress visiting a small town to do a movie. She had a bodyguard with her all the time who had to explain why she's always physically and emotionally guarded all the time. It also worked in her first movie with Jack, where she played a pubic relations assistant and needed to maintain a bit of professional distance from him. But, that stand-offish quality doesn't really work well in other movies.
I like this series partly because it included another couple. So the focus wasn't always on the two leads. Something we don't usually see in Hallmark movies.
Yes, it will be nice to see him actually get the girl for a change.
I felt the same, but we saw an interview that said he had an medical issue and lost patches of hair so he had to shave it. Some people were raving about the lex luther look just not me.
I think that's a great idea. They have a B-I-G library of films from past years. They should bring them out.
and would signal end of Allen Leach's career. 
As in, "Oh man, he really can't get cast in a better movie than this, after Downton Abbey???" 
The movie turned out to be a sweet film. Allen plays a nice romantic lead. He actually grew up down the road from one of the locations they filmed at. And surprisingly, they filmed in of the towns where Matt Damon ended up having to stay in during the pandemic lockdown. be the third star of the film. Ireland looks so beautiful, albeit COLD 
as they filmed for about 3 weeks in late Feb & March. I looked up some of the locations the movie filmed at:
It only came back to HM&M last summer and is finally airing again.
These two movies are actually in order, story-wise. The second movie is kind of a sequel to the first one. 
Also, Wed, the 28th at 6 & 8pm ET, HM&M is re-airring another two.
