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During the renovation of an old house, Shannon (Jewel) makes a shocking discovery, which leads her on an investigation that changes everything.During the renovation of an old house, Shannon (Jewel) makes a shocking discovery, which leads her on an investigation that changes everything.During the renovation of an old house, Shannon (Jewel) makes a shocking discovery, which leads her on an investigation that changes everything.
Jenn MacLean-Angus
- Denise Jones
- (as Jenn MacLean Angus)
Austin Anozie
- Travis
- (as Austin Obiajunwa)
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More fixer uppers
I realy liked this movies. The best Hallmark mystery movies i seen. And i think i saw all of them. Everything was great. I hope to see few more of this.
Go Jewel
Shannon, played by the singer Jewel, is a totally likeable woman whose career is contracting. But she keeps getting sidetracked by murders. In this one, the trail of clues wanders a bit. We get a bit more romance between Shannon and Mac as Jewel and Colin Ferguson connect.
Very enjoyable mystery!!!
I really love this series and wish there were going to be more movies! The mystery was again great and I had NO clue who the killer was. I love the chemistry between Shannon and Mac and am so ready for them to be a thing already!
slightly better
Renovation expert Shannon Hughes (Jewel) is fixing Mac Sullivan (Colin Ferguson)'s home when she finds a skeleton stuck in the dumbwaiter. A bracelet names the victim as her longtime worker's sister missing years ago. They all knew the popular high school girl. Shannon finds suspicious clues in the house suggesting murder. The friends need to dig into their past and their community to find the truth.
It's rare for a Hallmark Mystery but I am interested in the case. It would be nice if the suspects are played by more compelling actors but that may be asking too much from minor characters in a Hallmark TV movie. It's not so much whodunit but whydunit. This one is better than the first movie but I'm not sure by how much. On a minor note, it is missing the end scene where Sherlock explains the case to Watson. Even for a simple case, it's nice to hear it laid out by the lead character.
It's rare for a Hallmark Mystery but I am interested in the case. It would be nice if the suspects are played by more compelling actors but that may be asking too much from minor characters in a Hallmark TV movie. It's not so much whodunit but whydunit. This one is better than the first movie but I'm not sure by how much. On a minor note, it is missing the end scene where Sherlock explains the case to Watson. Even for a simple case, it's nice to hear it laid out by the lead character.
Hallmark does it again
There is nothing I love more than these quaint little mysteries and Hallmark seems to be cranking them out in royal fashion. Yay for me. Love the marathons and love the cast of this one. Jewel is a stand out. I don't think I had seen her in anything else before this and I'm glad I have. She has a new number one fan. Keep making these movies please.
Did you know
- TriviaThe second of a three movie series.
- GoofsActually that is NOT the style of a 61 Impala. It's more like a 62 or later, when they DO have 3 distinct lights as shown.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Deadly Deed: A Fixer Upper Mystery (2018)
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- Also known as
- Crowned and Moldering: A Fixer Upper Mystery
- Filming locations
- Fisherman's Wharf, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada(where Cliff's boat is moored)
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- Runtime
- 1h 30m(90 min)
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