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Alison Sweeney | ... |
Hannah Swensen
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Cameron Mathison | ... |
Mike Kingston
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Lisa Durupt | ... |
Andrea Todd
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Toby Levins | ... |
Bill Todd
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Juliana Wimbles | ... |
Lisa Herman
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Barbara Niven | ... |
Delores Swensen
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Pauline Egan | ... |
Claire Rodgers
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Gabriel Hogan | ... |
Norman Rhodes
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Susan Hogan | ... |
Judith Woodley
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Linda Darlow | ... |
Betty Jackson
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Meredith McGeachie | ... |
Danielle Watson
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Douglas Chapman | ... |
Boyd Watson
(as Doug Chapman)
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Jason Cermak | ... |
Ron LaSalle
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William Vaughan | ... |
Benton Woodley
(as William C. Vaughn)
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Enid-Raye Adams | ... |
Edna Ferguson
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College educated Hannah Swensen owns and operates Hannah's Cookie Jar, a bakery and café, in the small town of Eden Lake, Minnesota, where she grew up and where most everyone knows everyone else. Baking for the community and taking care of her cat are Hannah's primary concerns in life, while finding a husband by making herself more feminine being at the bottom of the list, which irks her widowed mother, Delores Swensen, and all the women in town who know Hannah is a catch if she would only show that side of herself. As such, Hannah does not appreciate Delores ambushing her with Dr. Norman Rhodes, the handsome bachelor dentist just arrived in town, despite admitting to herself that he is charming. Eden Lake is turned upside down when Hannah's childhood friend and the bakery's longtime dairy supplier delivery guy, Ron LaSalle, is found murdered outside the bakery, Hannah who finds his dead body behind the wheel of his delivery truck. Because the local police department is ill-equipped ... Written by Huggo
Stupid TV movie, with poor acting in fake studio sets. I've noticed that all movies of this TV channel are systematically overrated by 2 or 3, by getting a high percentage of 10s. I'm pretty good at guessing ratings, as they are usually 1-2 above mines, but Hallmark movies are always 3-5 higher. I can only strongly suspect that a bunch of guys from a poor country spend their days rating 10 all Hallmark movies. I've just found out about a web side where you can buy 50 IMDb ratings at $5. That's probably how they do it. Just a note for the developers: why don't you lower the weight of the ratings of new profiles just giving high ratings to unknown movies that other new profiles are also overrating? Or something like that.