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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJennifer wins the bid on a vintage self-playing piano at an estate auction. The piano was owned by the late Karl Dietz and Jennifer discovers that this wealthy philanthropist has a dark hist... Tout lireJennifer wins the bid on a vintage self-playing piano at an estate auction. The piano was owned by the late Karl Dietz and Jennifer discovers that this wealthy philanthropist has a dark history.Jennifer wins the bid on a vintage self-playing piano at an estate auction. The piano was owned by the late Karl Dietz and Jennifer discovers that this wealthy philanthropist has a dark history.
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Jeff Joseph
- Dean Connick
- (as Jeffrey Joseph)
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There is a nice historic element here that combines classical music, art restitution and WW2. A German man who dies turns out to have left some questionable items including a piano and paintings that may hold some secrets.
The villain is obvious but it's still an okay watch. Hopefully they can resurrect the series without Lori Loughlin.
This entry of Garage Sale Mysteries is all about restitution as a 92 year old German born gentleman is murdered for the secrets that he had kept. And everyone wants those secrets...which is evident at the auction that takes place after his death. Jen and Dani have the winning bid for a slightly run down player piano and their friend, an elderly woman also of German ancestry, wins the bid on two small landscape paintings.
When Jen's friend is attacked while restoring the piano, it becomes obvious that it is more than just a piano.
Interesting WWII story imbedded in this mystery involving an aggressive Frenchman who works for an international recovery organization, set out to recover art that was misappropriated in and around the war.
The best part of this mystery was the beautiful player piano and the use of a code. Not as much friend and family time in this episode, but still a good showing that fans of the series will enjoy.
When Jen's friend is attacked while restoring the piano, it becomes obvious that it is more than just a piano.
Interesting WWII story imbedded in this mystery involving an aggressive Frenchman who works for an international recovery organization, set out to recover art that was misappropriated in and around the war.
The best part of this mystery was the beautiful player piano and the use of a code. Not as much friend and family time in this episode, but still a good showing that fans of the series will enjoy.
Jenn puts the winning bid on a vintage Welte-Mignon player piano at the estate auction of a wealthy philanthropist, but soon discovers that the late owner may have led a less-than-charitable life before being murdered. He had a difficult relationship with his daughter and granddaughter, Carolyn (Alison Wandzura), and who left behind a more troubled legacy.
An ambitious episode than usual, straying from the murderous tales of jealous lovers and wronged business associates, and taking complicating narrative turns with various unsavory figures on all sides. Unfortunately it can be a bit dull, not very grabbing and just stumbles on at times. Still watchable, but not on the same fine level at the others.
An ambitious episode than usual, straying from the murderous tales of jealous lovers and wronged business associates, and taking complicating narrative turns with various unsavory figures on all sides. Unfortunately it can be a bit dull, not very grabbing and just stumbles on at times. Still watchable, but not on the same fine level at the others.
I liked the first few of this series. The plots and mysteries were interesting and not blatant copies of older stories. I'm always a sucker for decoding secret messages.
However, some issues are turning up more and more with the more recent ones. It's getting a bit too pleasantville, for one. Everyone looks perfect all the time. More importantly, Jennifer outsmarts everyone else, including detectives, yet several life-and-death denouements in, she is still too dim to avoid or protect herself from danger.
The shannon kids and mr. Shannon are always so perfect they make my teeth hurt. Nobody's family is that perfect. The writer needs more time observing people "IRL", has so far not succeeded in molding real, believable characters who don't always say or do the right things. For instance, why woud jennifer keep giving away thousands in possible sales when she and her partner say they're barely keeping the lights on at the store.
Also, the whole cast should not look like they just came from the salon. The makeup sometimes looks too thick.
I hope they work on those points cos there are almost no mystery shows anymore lately. These movies are watchable.... hoping theyre a lot less cookie-cutter from now on. Garage Sale would double viewership easily.
However, some issues are turning up more and more with the more recent ones. It's getting a bit too pleasantville, for one. Everyone looks perfect all the time. More importantly, Jennifer outsmarts everyone else, including detectives, yet several life-and-death denouements in, she is still too dim to avoid or protect herself from danger.
The shannon kids and mr. Shannon are always so perfect they make my teeth hurt. Nobody's family is that perfect. The writer needs more time observing people "IRL", has so far not succeeded in molding real, believable characters who don't always say or do the right things. For instance, why woud jennifer keep giving away thousands in possible sales when she and her partner say they're barely keeping the lights on at the store.
Also, the whole cast should not look like they just came from the salon. The makeup sometimes looks too thick.
I hope they work on those points cos there are almost no mystery shows anymore lately. These movies are watchable.... hoping theyre a lot less cookie-cutter from now on. Garage Sale would double viewership easily.
6/10 - my least favorite of Garage Sale Mystery Month, but not bad
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- AnecdotesSecond-to-last of the Garage Sale Mystery films due to Lori Loughlin being indicted in March 2019 for bribing admissions officials so her children could be admitted to the University of Southern California. Hallmark announced on March 14, 2019 it was no longer working with Loughlin and had stopped development of any productions involving her.
- GaffesAt about the 30-minute mark when Jennifer and Det Linwood were speaking w/the auctioneer, he claimed there was no record of the suspect because he never paid for/picked up the item he had purchased. Because the auction required paddles to make a bid on an item, there would have been a record of who had that number.
- ConnexionsFollowed by Garage Sale Mysteries: Searched & Seized (2020)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Garage Sale Mysteries: Murder In D Minor
- Lieux de tournage
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada(Filming City)
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- Durée1 heure 24 minutes
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