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Showing posts with label Danielle Chuchran. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 28, 2017

Runaway Romance - an UP TV Movie starring Danielle Chuchran & Trevor Donovan!


MOVIE REVIEW

Movie: Runaway Romance

Network: UP

Original Air Date: January 7, 2018

*Based on the book Runaway Romance by Miralee Ferrell. See here!






CAST:

Trevor Donovan ... Hunter
Danielle Chuchran ... Ann
Tatum O'Neal ... Veronica
Galadriel Stineman ... Sarah
Branscombe Richmond ... Alvey Newman
Lea Hutton Beasmore ... Construction Worker
Valerie Jane Parker ... Alycia
Ken Strunk ... Abraham Troyer
Grace Wilson ... Gretchen
Beau Davidson ... Scott
Lolita Price ... Tanya
Scott Summitt ... Doyle Ward
Amelia Mann ... Amish Woman
Drew Cash ... Jimmy
Kellen Boyle ... Ricky
Clara Harris ... Amish Woman
Jeremy Aubrey ... Amish Man







PLOT:

Storyline via UP: When she’s written out of her show, her relationship and her seemingly perfect life, reality TV star Ann Stanway leaves Hollywood and finds herself marooned in Amish country. But when Ann is taken in by the owner of a nearby Inn, and meets a handsome young architect, she discovers that the reality she left isn’t nearly as perfect as the one she’s found.

*Based on the book Runaway Romance by Miralee Ferrell. See here! (Kindle E-book version also available!)

Runaway Romance - Book



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*images via: UP-TV, American Cinema Inspires, and Runaway Production

Thursday, January 14, 2016

New on DVD: "Love Finds You in Charm"


With Valentine's Day right around the corner, it's the perfect time to settle in with a good movie, a sweet love story...
 
...Starring Danielle Chuchran (Christmas for a Dollar), Trevor Donovan (Strawberry Summer), and Drew Fuller (Perfect on Paper).


Based on the book Love Finds You in Charm, Ohio by Annalisa Daughety, this is a beautiful coming-of-age story set in Amish country.

"Love Finds You in Charm" storyline: "Beautiful Emma Miller (Danielle Chuchran) would appear to be the luckiest girl in Indiana. She teaches school, has a loving family, loves Jane Austen novels, and the town’s most eligible young man wants to marry her. But this Amish young woman has more on her mind than buggies and bonnets – she longs for adventure and wants to see the world. When given the opportunity to spend the summer with relatives in scenic Charm, OH, Emma jumps at the chance. There she meets an Englischer who has come to town to escape her chaotic life, and despite their differences, the two become fast friends. After meeting a fascinating young man in Charm, Emma finds herself pulled between two worlds. Now, she must follow her heart and decide whether to stay amongst the Amish – or leave behind everyone and everything she’s ever known."

"Love Finds You in Charm" first premiered on the UP Network in June, of 2015. It is the second film in the series. Proceeding it, was "Love Finds You in Sugarcreek" starring Sarah Lancaster and Tom Everett Scott. This movie is also available on DVD!


This Valentine's Day a third film in the series will premiere on UP, titled: "Love Finds You in Valentine". Click here for more details!

 
So, be sure to check out the DVDs for
"Love Finds You in Sugarcreek"
and "Love Finds You in Charm"
before the next movie in the series premieres!

Or, you can take a look at 
Annalisa Daughety's
Love Finds You book series at Amazon!

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

"Love Finds You in Charm" - an UP Premiere Movie


MOVIE REVIEW

Movie: Love Finds You in Charm

Network: UP

Original Air Date: June 7, 2015



 



 



CAST:

Trevor Donovan
Danielle Chuchran
Drew Fuller
Tiffany Dupont








PLOT:

via UP -- In Love Finds You In Charm, the next film in UP’s “Love Finds You” original movie series, beautiful Emma Miller would appear to be the luckiest girl in Indiana. She teaches school, has a loving family, and the town’s most eligible young man wants to marry her. But this Amish young woman has more on her mind than buggies and bonnets – she longs for adventure and wants to see the world. When given the opportunity to spend the summer with relatives in scenic Charm, OH, Emma jumps at the chance. There she meets an Englischer who has come to town to escape her chaotic life, and despite their differences, the two become fast friends. After meeting a fascinating young man in Charm, Emma finds herself pulled between two worlds. Now, she must follow her heart and decide whether to stay amongst the Amish – or leave behind everyone and everything she’s ever known. Based on the novel by best-selling Author Annalisa Daughety.





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Friday, October 3, 2014

THIS WEEKEND ON TV: The Hallmark Channel & UP-TV share common theme...


On Saturday Night... October 4, 2014

Visit Cedar Cove
on the Hallmark Channel
for the Season 2 Finale Episode

Airs Saturday at 8PM/7c. Repeats at 11PM/10c.
 
Via Hallmark-- In the Season 2 finale, Resolutions and Revelations: Olivia is determined to find out why her relationship with Jack suddenly feels so distant, while Justine attempts to smooth things over with Seth but ends up only making things much worse. And as Eric is caught between Warren, his partner, and the law, he must decide who he can trust, as all of Cedar Cove discovers secrets can't always be kept.
 
There are a number of storylines occurring in the town of Cedar Cove. One such story, not mentioned above, is Allison, a teenage girl, who usually works with Grace at the library and Peggy, sometimes, at the B&B. It has just recently come to Grace's attention that Allison is being bullied on-line by some popular girls at her school. Allison begged Grace not to get involved in the last episode, but she couldn't remain quiet. Grace, instead, did the right thing, by informing Allison's mother and the school of the cyber-bullying. This issue was yet to be resolved in the previous episode and will continue to unfold - as we see Peggy comforting Allison in this image from the finale episode below.
 
 
 
 
 
In recognition of October being National Bullying Prevention Month,
the Hallmark Channel and UP-TV are shedding light on this very important issue.
 

 
 
On Sunday Night... October 5, 2014

 
UP-TV
will have the Exclusive World Premiere

Premieres Sunday at 7 PM/6c.

Via UP:: Nowhere Safe stars Natasha Henstridge, Jamie Kennedy, and Danielle Chuchran. After two teen girls cruelly impersonate a third, Ashley, in an online "reverse cyber bullying" plot, her reputation is ruined. She and her mother Julie are ostracized, forcing them to flee an escalating threat to their lives. Starting over at a new school miles away and budding romantic interests draw them out of seclusion until they realize confronting a hurtful past is essential to ensure a brighter future.


*Please Note: I must caution - these programs may contain intense Situations and Dialogue not suitable for children.

*For more details- visit my Cedar Cove Season 2 post & my Nowhere Safe post.



Thank you for visiting "It's a Wonderful Movie" today.

I hope you all enjoy this first weekend of October, Net
 
 

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Danielle Chuchran stars in NOWHERE SAFE on UP-TV


MOVIE REVIEW

Nowhere Safe

Network: UP

Original Air Date: October 5, 2014









CAST:

Natasha Henstridge ... Julie Johnson
Jamie Kennedy ... Kevin Carlisle
Danielle Chuchran ... Ashley Evans
Heather Beaman ... Angry Teacher
Michael Birkeland ... Janitor #2
Mia Carson ... History Student
Tatum Chiniquy ... Carrie
Angie Clyde ... History Student
Michelle Clyde ... History Student
Angelique Cooper ... Alana
Kelsi Cullimore ... Mel
Brett Dickson ... History Student
Jeremias Elvegaard ... Max
James Gaisford ... Nick
Terry Guthrie ... Science Teacher
Allyena Hew'Len ... Kylie
Shona Kay ... Math Teacher
Helene Lam ... History Student
David Mamata ... Burnside
Samuel Mele ... History Student
Caitlin E.J. Meyer ... Lisa
Brandon Ostler ... History Student
Mckell Palmer ... History Student
Morgan Palmer ... History Student
Sammie Parkinson ... History Student
Graeme Perriton ... History Student
Bri Ray ... History Student
Bus Riley ... Janitor #1
Sue Rowe ... Ms. Tanner
Emilly Vang ... Wei
Micah Wilcock ... History Student
Yolanda Wood ... English Teacher







PLOT:

After two teen girls cruelly impersonate her online in a “reverse cyber bullying” plot, Ashley’s reputation is ruined. She and her mother Julie (a high school teacher) are ostracized, forcing them to flee an escalating threat to their lives. Starting over at a new school miles away, romantic interests and the poignant lessons from an eccentric history teacher draw them out of seclusion until they realize confronting a hurtful past is essential to ensure a brighter future.




Movie Review:

Please note: this review below may contain some spoilers!

I thought this was going to be a very intense movie from start to finish, but it wasn’t. Trust me, there are some intense moments, but the whole movie is not like that. Instead, we are introduced to Ashley Evans and her mother, Julie Johnson, as they are packing up and re-locating to a new town. We see throughout the movie short snippets of moments where Ashley has been bullied and beaten up by some very mean, jealous girls, at her old school.

In her new school environment, Ashley is careful not to stand out, or be friends with anyone, at first, except Max, who is often picked on, as well. Ashley finds it hard to hide who she is. She can’t help herself from speaking out in class, especially in her history class, which is taught by the eccentric Mr. Carlisle. He is an awesome teacher who makes history come to life by dressing up as George Washington and other historical characters and re-enacting important moments in their life. He says history is what we make of it. Mr. Carlisle is truly one of those inspiring, influential teachers, we all wished we had in high school. (Perhaps, some of you did.) He becomes a good friend to Ashley’s mother, who also teaches at the school, and Mr. Carlisle is instrumental in helping Ashley come out of her shell.

Nick, a popular guy at school, picks on Ashley, at first and calls her loner… but eventually, as they talk during one of Mr. Carlisle ‘s interesting assignments, they start to become friends.

It’s a battle for Ashley to overcome her past, move on, and be normal at this new school… especially when she comes to face to face with the old bullies at a party. Again, the old lies and cyber bullying creep back up and no one at this new school seems to believe she has been set up, even Nick. Ashley returns to school, but the bullying, name calling, and physical abuse start up again. The only friend Ashley has, is her mother and Max… who logically explains to Nick – that if Ashley had so much trouble with her on-line social profile at her old school, why wouldn’t she take it down.

Nick finally sees the light, apologizes to Ashley... and then, with Max’s tech advice and support they develop a plan to inform the entire school of the real source and reason for the lies.

I truly wish everyone who was, has been, or is currently being bullied could have this triumphant victory - that Ashley has!
This is such a great movie for overcoming bullying. I really hope it helps give kids/teens perspective on how important their words and actions are – and how they affect others.

If you are being bullied, please speak out. Share it with a parent, grandparent, family member, friend, pastor, teacher… somebody!… until someone listens and is willing to help.

I hope this movie will encourage you!



See or Skip:

See. This is a very important movie for pre-teens and teens. It's a great story of overcoming bullies.

Some content/violence might be too much for young children.

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