Wrong cast


Leading character is Annie played by Kristie Martin, not Maddy

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You are correct on the cast. Wrong on the actress. You meant Kellie Martin.

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You are correct on the cast. Wrong on the actress. You meant Kellie Martin.

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I think Kellie Martin was adorably perfect for this role as a grieving widow who couldn't let go of her deceased husband. It was a beautiful movie, and the lead actor who she falls in love with did a great job as well. Kellie had chemistry w/both of the men in this movie.

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The cast was perfect for romantic mythology for addicts for hopeless romantic of those who have the American beliefs from a woman's point of view. These aren't real movies but more like soap operas aimed at those who are afraid to live fully except through a filter of what's been the common influence in their time for their gender. Where's the authenticity when so many have the same belief system (b.s.)? And THAT'S why & what this soap opera is about - to cater to their hopes & dreams - and that's one REALLY huge market. There's a sense of safety & security in large numbers. I more I saw Kellie's character in this movie, the more I didn't like "her". I'd say this herd mentality sabotages what they really want - a vibrant real relationship free from game players, from role players. Or is that the best that can be hoped for? An economic exchange & to be objectified as an impossible object who always says no to the countless frogs that get kissed which the perfect idealized one gets selected but who turns out to be a heart-breaker. Bummer, one more story to tell all one's friends & huddle back together again. Perfect for those who take advantage of their targeted audience, and those who'd have a comfy home viewing with a big bowl of popcorn, chocolate, ice cream, pie or whatever. I mean, what's the purpose of life? Excessive food, film, telling others to forget it, & forgetting the past? To each his or her own. No right or wrong.

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