Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar

TV Movie
2018
TV-G
1h 25m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe in Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar (2018)

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Comedy Drama Mystery

The long-awaited wedding of Norman and Rita leads the postal detectives to a letter with clues about a young woman's missing mother.The long-awaited wedding of Norman and Rita leads the postal detectives to a letter with clues about a young woman's missing mother.The long-awaited wedding of Norman and Rita leads the postal detectives to a letter with clues about a young woman's missing mother.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations

Trivia
Actress Colleen Camp who previously portrayed Rita's Mother doesn't appear in this movie. The character is apparently killed in an unseen spelunking accident. Camp was apparently difficult to work with and was written out of all future SSD movies at the main casts request.

Goofs
Just before Rita and Norman's wedding Gertrude tells a few of the other guests about Gabe, who is playing the guitar up front. She says he wrote a letter to the only woman he ever loved but the letter got lost in the mail and then she got lost in a hurricane but the POstables found her and reunited them. There are several things wrong with her re-telling. First of all Hattie wasn't the only woman Gabe loved, his first wife and baby daughter died in a fire. And it was after they got separated by the hurricane that Gabe wrote the letter to Hattie that ended up at the DLO which led the POstables to reunite Gabe and Hattie.

Quotes
Norman Dorman: Cousin Arthur.
Oliver O'Toole: Arthur. The convicted cow-tipper?
Norman Dorman: That was overturned. The conviction, not the cow.

Connections
Followed by Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made (2021)

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Review

Featured review

10/10

An Instant Television Classic!

This movie had everything. It was so funny! I laughed out loud many times. It was educational and heartwarming. The letter story and the story of Rita's mother were fantastically told and brilliantly brought to the screen by phenonmenal acting. The wedding, with all the last-minute problems and solutions was so sweet and so Rita and Norman. The romance factor between Shane and Oliver was off-the-charts fantastic! The movie was PERFECTION!