Sandra Brown's White Hot

TV Movie
2016
TV-G
1h 26m

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Jeremy Guilbaut and Shenae Grimes-Beech in Sandra Brown's White Hot (2016)

Sayre Hoyle is a single and strikingly beautiful interior designer, enjoying success in San Francisco after running away from her Louisiana hometown, where her family still resides, a decade... Read allSayre Hoyle is a single and strikingly beautiful interior designer, enjoying success in San Francisco after running away from her Louisiana hometown, where her family still resides, a decade ago. When she learns of her brother's unexpected death, Sayre returns to her small town t... Read allSayre Hoyle is a single and strikingly beautiful interior designer, enjoying success in San Francisco after running away from her Louisiana hometown, where her family still resides, a decade ago. When she learns of her brother's unexpected death, Sayre returns to her small town to attend his funeral, and revisits the strained relationship she's always had with her fat... Read all

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6.2/10

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- 1 nomination

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Trivia
Sandra Brown, the author of White Hot, put in a cameo appearance in this film. She was seen walking out of the Cajun restaurant.

Goofs
Not sure but it appears to me that flag on wall in Sheriffs office scene only has 12 red and white strips and 48 stars, near as I could count.

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9/10

Good story, good acting

Everyone knows Hallmark and other Canadian production houses rarely shoot their films at the scripted location other than some introductory footage...it doesn't affect my ratings. Everyone one knows the romance elements will be G rated fare. I now only rate on 2 aspects....did the story hold my interest and were the actors credible in their parts. In this case, the story was good and with a fair degree of unpredictability. I thought the entire cast did a good job on their assigned characters and delivered their lines credibly. Sean Faris always tries his hand at accents...he doesn't always nail these, but I respect the attempt. Nice to see Shenae Grimes in a fully dramatic role.... I think it suits her better than fluff movies.