Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Merritt Patterson | ... | Maggie | |
Jack Donnelly | ... | Adrian | |
Samantha Bond | ... | Beatrice | |
Rhea Bailey | ... | Sarah | |
Cian Barry | ... | Felix | |
Christopher Bowen | ... | Wickford | |
Ryan Ellsworth | ... | Henrik | |
Dixie Egerickx | ... | Katya | |
Roy McCrerey | ... | Mason | |
Suanne Braun | ... | Elaine | |
Jane Perry | ... | Janice | |
Tim Ahern | ... | Lyle | |
Olivia Nita | ... | Lady Camelia | |
Richard Ashton | ... | Frederic | |
Andrew Pleavin | ... | Andre |
While on a last-minute European holiday, a young woman finds herself in the middle of a real-life fairy tale when a chance meeting with a handsome local leads to something more. However, things get complicated when she learns that the "local" is actually a prince who is about to be crowned King, and whose mother is dead-set against her royal son's romance with the tourist. Written by Happy_Evil_Dude
The story is pleasant enough for a romance movie. Maggie gets swept off her feet by a wonderful man who turns out to be a prince who is about to be crowned. Like many Hallmark movies, at least one of the lead characters has none of the personal traits required to hold the position they hold, or aspire to, in life. In this case Maggie is too laid back to be a corporate lawyer. She is timid and indecisive. Meanwhile the Prince is the cliché "playboy prince" that he is reputed to be. He has avoids important duties and responsibilities and he wanders the town apparently flirting with girls. This is mitigated in part by his special foundation. Another trait of Hallmark movies is how minds and even personalities do a complete 180 all of a sudden. And the climax is pretty much predictable. This movie lacks anything that stands out as special, so although it is pleasant, it is also just average.