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Title: Matching Hearts (TV Movie 2020)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Taylor Cole | ... | Julia Palmer | |
| Ryan Paevey | ... | Daniel O'Connor | |
| Donna Benedicto | ... | Gwen | |
| Osric Chau | ... | Timothy Wong | |
| Lossen Chambers | ... | Elizabeth Johnson | |
| Debs Howard | ... | Chloe | |
| Latonya Williams | ... | Madison | |
| Ashley Alexander | ... | Steph | |
| Antonio Cayonne | ... | Matt | |
| Jessica Steen | ... | Barbara | |
| Milo Shandel | ... | Art | |
| Lara Gilchrist | ... | Alexis | |
| Chris Shields | ... | Colin | |
| Garrett Black | ... | Henry | |
| Andrea Rosolia | ... | Jeremy | |
Julia Palmer (Cole) is a professional matchmaker who is trying to convince Daniel (Paevey), the handsome newcomer to town known as "Mr. Stay Single," to sign up for their matchmaking services. Landing him as a client would be a big feather in her cap and her chance to take the reins at the firm. While working with Daniel, who reluctantly agrees to be matched, Julia begins to develop feelings for him. Because he's a client, however, she must stay professional and keep her feelings to herself while she helps him search for love. When she finds out that hers is the only heart he's after, she must decide if she's finally met her match. Written by Hallmark
I enjoy watching Taylor Cole. Her beauty, grace, smile, expressive eyes, and wardrobe are things I look forward to in her Hallmark movies. She carried this most scenes in this movie and I enjoyed it. Her best Hallmark performance in the past year. She especially shined in her scenes with the dogs and in her photographer scenes. On that note, costuming gave her some beautiful dresses. The red dress during the final scenes is a red carpet wonder. Taylor seemed entirely at ease with her male counterpart, Ryan Peavey. Hallmark has been using her with different male leads the last couple years; some of which did not work. The supporting cast did a good job. Her two co-workers provided needed relief and dimension to the story. The female leads parents were convincingly caring and supportive; and, provided some quotable "pearls of wisdom." Ryan's best scenes were when he was in repartee' with Taylor. Their timing was spot on. I don't think Ryan's performance was equal to Taylor's, but that's not entirely his fault. Most of his scenes were close-ups with brief expressions. He did better in the scenes where he could interact with other actors and his environment. Also his script provided little in the way of character development and arc aside from the romance itself. One last thing, I found the closing shot of a possible male couple confusing. We knew all the other couples in the montage of couples. The writers provided no context for this.