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Showing posts with label Dear Prudence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dear Prudence. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Dr Quinn Stars - Jane Seymour & Joe Lando Together Again!

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Complete SeriesJane Seymour is filming a sequel to her 2008 Hallmark Channel Movie, Dear Prudence.

Her Dr Quinn Medicine Woman co-star, Joe Lando, who played her love interest and husband, Sully, will also star in this new Movie, being made for the Hallmark Movie Channel, titled: At Home With Prudence.
So, for all Dr. Quinn fans, it is the next best thing to a Dr Quinn TV Movie Reunion!

This new movie is currently in Production and will air on the Hallmark Movie Channel in Spring of 2011!

See the At Home with Prudence page for more deatils!


Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Complete Series MegasetDr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Movies (The Movie aka Revelations / The Heart Within)

Perfectly Prudence - Hallmark Channel Movie

MOVIE REVIEW

Perfectly Prudence
Originally Titled: At Home With Prudence

Please Note: This is a Sequel to the 2008, Mystery Movie - Dear Prudence.

A "Dr. Quinn" Reunion: This movie also stars Joe Lando, who played Jane Seymour's Husband and Love Interest on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.

A Family Affair: Joining Jane Seymour in this movie, is her real-life love, husband, James Keach and daughter, Katie Flynn.

Network: Hallmark Channel

Original Air Date: January 8, 2011

CAST:

Jane Seymour ... Prudence McCoy
Matt Jones ... Nigel
Joe Lando ... Jack
James Keach ... Mister
Katie Flynn ... Annie
Adam Kaufman ... Michael





last image: from Jane Seymour's blog


PLOT:

This is a Sequel to the Hallmark Channel Movie - Dear Prudence. This is another mystery wrapped around the character of Prudence McCoy, a humorous, Martha Stewart-like TV personality, well known for her ingenious PruPointers™ program of homespun remedies for a variety of life’s little problems.

Prudence MacIntyre is asked to make changes to her successful television show when the network sends in new producers to revamp her image. To her surprise, one of the producers is an old flame, and the other is a seedy womanizer who enchants Prudence's daughter. With the help of her faithful sidekick Nigel, Prudence rekindles the love she thought she lost, protects her daughter from the wrong guy, and finds a way to keep her show right on track.


Movie Review:

For fans of Dr Quinn... I know it will be interesting and intriging for you to see Dr. Mike & Sully together again as a Couple... since Joe Lando, who played Jane Seymour's Husband and Love Interest on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, also plays her love interest in Perfectly Prudence, as well!

This Movie is not recommended for young viewers, though. I truly don't think many would stick with the story, anyway. It's kind of slow moving at first. Jane Seymour's Daughter portrays her daughter in this, her acting is good, and of course, the two worked well together.

What I wasn't particularly fond of... repeated remarks of Prudence past steamy romance with Jack. The two were never married, by the way. However, the chemistry between their characters is undeniably strong - sparks fly!

Prudence (Jane Seymour) has a "Martha Stewart" type show and it is being taken over by new Producers... one of which, is Jack (Joe Lando), of course. They ask her to change her image and her show in ways she would never dream. One way is by adding a new co-host, who just happens to be a blonde-bimbo type... (with big hair and tight dresses) who we later learn - got her job because she is involved with the other producer, Michael. They are found together twice - once on a couch (kissing) and then later, on a picnic blanket in the woods.

At times, the show is somewhat cheesy, thrown in with some minor language, drinking, and then Prudence's boss, named Mister, shows up - he hits on Prudence, but she turns him down.... which is all the more funny because her boss, Mister, is portrayed by her real-life husband James Keach.

The show is wrapped up fairly quickly at the end....

SPOILER:

Mister, her boss, loves the show that Prudence and her crew produced. They didn't go with any of the new changes.

And, in the very last 30 seconds - Prudence reveals to Jack that Annie (a grown woman now) is also his daughter. He is calm and takes it all in too well - instantly forgiving Prudence, as they call for Annie two seconds later - deciding to tell her, too. It just seemed too fast, and yet, predictable!


See or Skip:

See, (for adults) if you ever loved Dr. Quinn and want to see Jane Seymour & Joe Lando acting again... plus, you'll see Jane acting with her real life daughter and husband!

Skip, for family viewing!!!

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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Dear Prudence

MOVIE REVIEW

Dear Prudence

Hallmark Channel Movie starring Jane Seymour (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman). *Note: Not Suitable for young viewers - due to Murder Mystery Content.



CAST:

Jane Seymour ... Prudence
Ryan Cartwright ... Nigel
Tantoo Cardinal ... Rose
Jamey Sheridan ... Eddie
Colin Campbell ... Jack
James Cott ... Phillip
Rob Stewart ... Doug





PLOT:
from Hallmark-

In “Dear Prudence,” Seymour stars as Prudence McCoy, a humorous, Martha Stewart-like TV personality, well known for her ingenious PruPointers™ program of homespun remedies for a variety of life’s little problems.

When her series wraps for the season, Prudence escapes on a much-needed vacation from her work-driven life. She ends up in Wyoming, as the guest at a lodge her mother used to frequent when the elder Mrs. McCoy was the country’s best known advice columnist. When the lodge owner’s son turns up dead of an apparent suicide, Prudence suspects foul play. She calls on Nigel Forsythe III (Ryan Cartwright, BBC’s “Hardware”), the genius scientist she works with on all her renowned PruPointers™, to join her in Wyoming and help her discern the truth.

Eddie Duncan (Sheridan), a local detective, is not impressed with her amateur detective skills, while Doug Craig (Rob Stewart, “Painkiller Jane”), a prominent lawyer, tries to steer her in another direction about who JR really was. Both men can’t help being drawn to Prudence and her warmth and smarts.

As Prudence gets closer to discovering the truth and the major financial windfall someone stands to gain, she realizes that one of these men has been lying to her, and she and Nigel may be in danger. While making some unexpected discoveries about her mother, Prudence begins to reexamine her own life and choices -- choices that could possibly include Eddie or Doug and most certainly require that she heed one of her own PruPointers: “Follow your heart."






Movie Review:
(May include SPOILERS)

Prudence McCoy is an enjoyable, witty, and clever - novice detective... while working alongside a real detective and her male personal assistant. There is a Murder to be solved - so it is not a good movie for children. Though, I pretty much figured who the bad guys would be in the first 5 - 10 minutes, I still enjoyed the journey of watching Prudence and others discover the truth.

The story is based around a portion of land owned by Native Americans.... Their beliefs are mentioned, as well as their prayers to the spirits.

Also.... along the way of discovering the truth, Prudence and her friend are in danger, and hit a man over the head with a lamp. Prudence also discovers, in returning to her Mother's Vacation Retreat, that she had a "Lover" after her father had passed away. I found this to be an un-necessary addition to the storyline.

Otherwise, this was a truly fun and intriging adventure. I enjoyed the relationship between Prudence and the Detective. They had great chemistry together. Their scenes were all decent and fun.

Prudence's assistant was also very likable... a bit on the nerdy side, but still really clever and adorable. What he has gained in his studies - he lacks grately in his human relations... but begins building on that as the movie goes along. He made me laugh out loud many times... with his book smarts and interesting theories and gadgets.

This is only a guess... but I feel there may be more Prudence movies to follow in this series. Well written and fun to watch!


See or Skip:

See, if you enjoy a fun Mystery.



Thursday, August 28, 2008

Hallmark Channel Original TV Movies

I have lots of Pictures and Information for all the upcoming Hallmark Original TV Movies on my web-site from August 2008 to Spring 2009: (Just click on the title below for more information!)

Dear Prudence
For the Love of Grace
Ladies of the House
Generation Gap
Mail Order Bride
Accidental Friendship
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
Moonlight & Mistletoe
The Christmas Choir
Expecting a Miracle
Nanny Express
Bound by a Secret
Relative Stranger


I am really looking forward to Hallmark's Holiday Movie line-up for Christmas! They always have the best movies at Christmas-time!

Enjoy...