Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen Sally's fiancé doesn't appear, her best friend Aurora asks Arthur to assist her look for him. Soon a body is found, everyone assumes it is Sally's tardy groom, but when it turns out to ... Tout lireWhen Sally's fiancé doesn't appear, her best friend Aurora asks Arthur to assist her look for him. Soon a body is found, everyone assumes it is Sally's tardy groom, but when it turns out to be someone else, he becomes the main suspect.When Sally's fiancé doesn't appear, her best friend Aurora asks Arthur to assist her look for him. Soon a body is found, everyone assumes it is Sally's tardy groom, but when it turns out to be someone else, he becomes the main suspect.
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- 2 nominations au total
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I was disappointed in this new show. The actress playing Aurora was not my idea of a young Aurora. And the actress playing Sally was not anything like the real Sally. I was happy to see Marilu Henner back. I did like the actor who played the young Arthur and I do like Steve Bacci. If it doesn't get better I won't be watching. I noticed the town looks different and I miss the opening waterfall that was in the previous show. This was one of Hallmarks best series and I hope it will continue with maybe some adjustments so it will be a continued success. I hope with time the show will develop into the great show it was before.
The Aurora Teagarden series has been a successful, staple product of Hallmark Channel. The recurrent characters are true and tested, have enlivened the uneven plots, and are expected by viewers with some fondness. Candace Cameron, no matter how much you like her, has a presence, a warm personality that brings animation to the shows. Now Hallmark proposes a prequel, with almost entirely new actors, though including Marilu Henner, who should best be cast as the grandmother of the younger Aurora. It is only natural that viewers would made comparisons with the old cast and feel uneasy in adopting so much change.
The mystery, itself, works reasonably well, albeit far from spectacular. What does not, and falls unconvincingly flat, is the chemistry of all new characters and the general acting ability of new cast. Do not expect much warmth or animation from most performances. A particular letdown is the new Aurora. Skyler Samuels conveys no warmth whatsoever. Her acting has a certain wooden quality, little expressive. Her body language is often awkward and inconsistent with the action. Even her, rare, smiles look more like contemptuous smirks. Essentially, her Aurora turns out difficult to warm up to.
So, why mess up with a good thing and rehash it? Hallmark would do better creating a new series with new characters. The audience would not feel betrayed in their expectations and, possibly, swallow it less painfully.
The mystery, itself, works reasonably well, albeit far from spectacular. What does not, and falls unconvincingly flat, is the chemistry of all new characters and the general acting ability of new cast. Do not expect much warmth or animation from most performances. A particular letdown is the new Aurora. Skyler Samuels conveys no warmth whatsoever. Her acting has a certain wooden quality, little expressive. Her body language is often awkward and inconsistent with the action. Even her, rare, smiles look more like contemptuous smirks. Essentially, her Aurora turns out difficult to warm up to.
So, why mess up with a good thing and rehash it? Hallmark would do better creating a new series with new characters. The audience would not feel betrayed in their expectations and, possibly, swallow it less painfully.
I love Aurora Teagarden. The Original. It was very original.
This version is completely miscast from all of the characters in the book.
CCB had so much appeal as Aurora. This young woman, who is a very lovely person, is just not Aurora. And Sally? Are you kidding us? Definitely not a step up. And don't even start on the love interest for Aurora. Arthur is just so different from how someone who watched the original would think.
I love that Marilu is back as Aurora's mother but she even looked confused by all these strange new characters.
There are so many different mystery stories they could turn into movies. Leave Aurora alone. Unless you can get CCB back.
This version is completely miscast from all of the characters in the book.
CCB had so much appeal as Aurora. This young woman, who is a very lovely person, is just not Aurora. And Sally? Are you kidding us? Definitely not a step up. And don't even start on the love interest for Aurora. Arthur is just so different from how someone who watched the original would think.
I love that Marilu is back as Aurora's mother but she even looked confused by all these strange new characters.
There are so many different mystery stories they could turn into movies. Leave Aurora alone. Unless you can get CCB back.
The movie was okay as a prequel. Of course people are supposed to be younger and that is to be expected. However, height at the college age has been established especially for females. The actress playing the young Sally was way too short. (And not as skinny as the older Sally but exercise and eating right can fix that). She did sound like Sally which was a plus but it was so hard to get past her height.
Yes, the background of getting to know the early characters was enjoyable. Seeing Aida not being as confident in her real estate business was interesting.
However, I didn't keep it on the DVR.
Yes, the background of getting to know the early characters was enjoyable. Seeing Aida not being as confident in her real estate business was interesting.
However, I didn't keep it on the DVR.
I was SO EXCITED for the next Aurora Teagarden movie. I waited like a child waiting for Santa. I went from super excited to super, SUPER disappointed when I saw all these new, young actors playing the roles. Not impressed with my lump of coal.
Apparently, Ro was a foot taller when she was younger. And somehow, the town was more modern in 1995 than it is in the 2020s.
I really hope someone in the movie making business brings back our favourite actresses in mature roles instead of this fakery. I want so badly to see Candace C Bure, Lori Loghlin, Allison Sweeney in the original roles. I LOVE the original A Teagarden movies, the Garage Sale mysteries, and the Murder She Baked movies. They are the best. This young actors fakery is NOT it by a long shot. I won't watch another if this is the direction they're going.
Apparently, Ro was a foot taller when she was younger. And somehow, the town was more modern in 1995 than it is in the 2020s.
I really hope someone in the movie making business brings back our favourite actresses in mature roles instead of this fakery. I want so badly to see Candace C Bure, Lori Loghlin, Allison Sweeney in the original roles. I LOVE the original A Teagarden movies, the Garage Sale mysteries, and the Murder She Baked movies. They are the best. This young actors fakery is NOT it by a long shot. I won't watch another if this is the direction they're going.
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- AnecdotesMarilu Henner appears in all of the original Aurora Teagarden movies and is in this prequel series as Aida Teagarden, the only cast member to have that distinction of being a series regular in both portraying the same character.
- GaffesToutes les informations contiennent des spoilers
- ConnexionsFollowed by Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: A Lesson in Murder (2024)
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