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Baking Up Love (2021)
CEO of the Morton Pumpkin Company decides to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the cutest town ever founded with a bake-off. The town sweetheart is expected to win. When her niece is left to stay, winning seems out of reach.
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CEO of the Morton Pumpkin Company decides to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the cutest town ever founded with a bake-off. The town sweetheart is expected to win. When her niece is left to stay, winning seems out of reach.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy, Romance, Family
Written By:Candice T. Cain
In Theaters:8/28/2021
Box Office:$8,770
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Gemelli Films, Heartly Creations
Cast
Candice T. Cain
Director
Mark Bischoff
Lulu's On Main Customer
Alix Kermes
Lynn Travis
Michael Bonini
Peter Menold
Jason Frederick
Pierce Morton
Catherine Cain
Julie Remington
Stefanie Bloom
Madison Bell
David Otunga
Coach Robinson
Allison Grischow
Lulu Davis
Kenney Myers
Mayor Jeff Kaufman
Katelin Stack
Mae Kaufman
Jeff Timmons
Pastor Mark
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