Autumn at Apple Hill

TV Movie
2024
TV-G
1h 24m

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Erin Cahill and Wes Brown in Autumn at Apple Hill (2024)

Newly divorced Elise starts renovating the inn she inherited from her grandparents, catching the eye of Luke, the chief financial officer of a major hotel chain.Newly divorced Elise starts renovating the inn she inherited from her grandparents, catching the eye of Luke, the chief financial officer of a major hotel chain.Newly divorced Elise starts renovating the inn she inherited from her grandparents, catching the eye of Luke, the chief financial officer of a major hotel chain.

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6.9/10

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Trivia
Marks Erin Cahill and Wes Brown's fourth film as co-stars after Storm War (2011), Missing Daughter (2017) and Every Time a Bell Rings (2021).

Quotes
Luke Bellwether: Mom, this is Elise.
Donna Bellwether: Elise, it's lovely to meet you.
Elise Jacobs: Hello.
Donna Bellwether: Now I understand why my son won't return my calls.

Connections
References Psycho (1960)

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Featured review

7/10

Wes Brown and Erin Cahill make this work.

Cast decisions make or break Hallmark movies. They can elevate movies that we've seen, in different settings and versions, many times before, which is exactly what happened with "Autumn at Apple Hill".

The storyline is an old trope - inn needs saving, in comes some workaholic hotshot from the city, the two leads fall in love and save the inn - but Wes Brown and Erin Cahill make it better. They are some of Hallmark's best. Can't remember ever seeing a bad film from either of them, which is saying something considering their extensive catalogues. With less competent actors, this is a slog.

Good acting, a decent script (even though the story is a retread of a retread of a retread!), spectacular fall-tinged establishing shots. A good start to Hallmark's fall/Halloween slate of films.