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Eat, Play, Love

2017

84 minutes

Director

Tori Garrett

Cast

Jen Lilley

Jason Cermak

Lucie Guest

Description

In this Hallmark Channel original movie, Dr. Carly Monroe (Jen Lilley), a dedicated veterinarian, frequently visits a local dog shelter managed by Dan Landis (Jason Cermak). Carly has secretly harbored feelings for Dan, but he is engaged to a glamorous TV personality and plans to move to New York. As Dan's sister, played by Lucie Guest, takes matters into her own hands to bring Carly and Dan together, Carly must decide whether to confess her feelings or let him go.

Professions

Veterinarian

Dog Shelter Owner

Dog Shelter Manager

Settings & Cities

San Francisco, California

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

San Francisco, California

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Review

Eat, Play, Love – A Hallmark Movie Feast for the Heart and Soul

If you’ve ever wanted to indulge in a Hallmark Channel movie that’s all about good food, romance, and a ton of overly cute animals, then look no further than Eat, Play, Love. This movie has it all: luscious desserts, charming puppy eyes, and a plot that’s almost as sweet as the pastries featured on screen. Who needs to follow their diet when Hallmark movies are here to make your heart (and your waistline) feel the love?

In this movie of culinary delights and romantic shenanigans, we follow Lindsay (played by the always delightful Jen Lilley)—a woman who’s so passionate about her pet-sitting business that even her adorable dog deserves a title card. The real twist? Lindsay ends up in the loveliest of all locations—an animal sanctuary that specializes in training pups for eating contests. Wait, what? Don’t worry, the plot thickens faster than the batter for that vegan cake she’s baking.

Naturally, Lindsay finds herself falling in love with the cute guy next door—and, no surprise, he’s the guy who has an even cuter dog. So now she’s juggling romance, business, and puppy antics, all while managing to stay calm when literally everyone in this Hallmark Channel movie is 100% perfect in every way. Who knew pet-sitting and matchmaking would lead to such tender moments and unpredictable puppy cuddles?

As expected from the genre, we get a series of meet-cutes, a big romantic gesture, and the ever-important miraculous makeover (you didn’t think they were getting through without that, did you?). But the real star of the show here is the amount of adorable dog footage—if you aren’t captivated by the squirrel-chasing, cookie-munching, and puppy-eyeing moments, then you might need a heart recalibration. Who knew puppies could fix everything?

The food? Oh, there’s food—lots of it. Because when you’re dealing with a Hallmark movie, even dog treats are gourmet. We get the most perfect sandwiches, cakes that look like they belong in the Louvre, and the best-looking smoothies you’ll ever see on camera. Honestly, after watching this, you’ll want to eat your way through your local bakery—and while you're at it, adopt a dog.

In conclusion, Eat, Play, Love is exactly what you need from a Hallmark Channel movie: heartwarming, full of endearing characters, and a hefty serving of romantic puppy-filled adventures. You won’t care that half of the plot was written in a day because in Hallmark movies, it’s the heart and the doggy cuddles that matter most. Prepare to be fed, played, and loved all the way through this delightful romp!

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