Love on the Danube Kissing Stars

There are echoes of common tropes in the premise. Savannah gets laid off at the start. (I'm glad the movie didn't waste a lot of time making that happen.) A movie star needs an advisor/publicist. And like so many Hallmark movies, there is some great travel scenery.

The movie allows plenty of screen time between Brendan Penny's Tripp and Sarah Power's Savannah so the viewer gets to see plenty of interaction between them, and some chemistry. Liam's demands throw some tension into this part of the story.

It is interesting to see Catherine Disher as a totally different character from her Good Witch role. I haven't watched the other episodes of this Danube series so I'm not sure what her bigger role is here.

There is a funny sequence with torn pants, as cliche as that is.

The requisite conflict between Tripp and Savannah is blown up a little, especially given Savannah's profession. Personally, I didn't care for the way that and what followed was handled. Beyond that, I didn't think there was enough in this movie to set it apart. I enjoyed the two leads, but not enough.