Love in Paradise

TV Movie
2016
TV-G
1h 24m

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Luke Perry and Emmanuelle Vaugier in Love in Paradise (2016)

TV cowboy taken out of his comfort zone on a working ranch in Montana.TV cowboy taken out of his comfort zone on a working ranch in Montana.TV cowboy taken out of his comfort zone on a working ranch in Montana.

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6.5/10

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Trivia
In the film, Luke's character doesn't like pigs at the beginning but in real life, Luke had a pot-bellied pig as a pet.

Goofs
Love in Paradise takes place near Big Sky, Montana, which puts it in either Gallatin or Madison County. The license plates on the Ford pickup have plates that begin with the number "00" and the Chevy pickup's plates begin with "01" On Montana plates the first digits equate to the county and are a one or two digit number that does NOT begin with a zero. A Gallatin county plate would begin with "6" (with no leading zero) and the first two digits on a Madison county plate would be "25". There is no "01". Silverbow county, with Butte as the county seat, has the number "1," again with no leading zero.

Quotes
Casey Twain: I'm not talkin about Ranching.
Casey Twain: What are you talking about?
Casey Twain: But Ive seen the way you two look at each other. I know she's a grown woman. I dont want Heather thinking one thing when it's another. I dont want either
Avery Ford: I wont
Casey Twain: So are we on the same page.
Avery Ford: Ill be a perfect gentleman
Casey Twain: , Anyone can be a gentleman Dont tell her anything you dont mean. NO be a Cowboy.

Connections
References Mister Ed (1961)

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8/10

Excellent cast, great locations

Excellent cast and good (not overly saccharine) script places this a couple steps beyond the usual Hallmark romantic comedy fare.

The leading lady looks a bit too glamorous to be a Montana cowgirl...but hey, it's a movie. Luke Perry does well as a "fish out of water" New York-based actor in the big sky country.

And it's good to see Matt Frewer as the country vet.

Sure, the "evil" real estate developer plot device is a bit stale..and a Hallmark staple, likewise the city slicker agent (and potential romance rival to the the leading lady) character is very predictable. Still, the rest of the script makes it easy to overlook those shortcomings.

Well worth your time of you're in the mood for some light fun.