'Love in Taipei'
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Love Locks (2017)
Lindsey Wilson first found love in the romantic city of Paris when she was a university student studying art there. Now, twenty years later, she is returning to the City of Light to take her daughter on an adventure there. With a little inspiration from the city's famed "love locks" on its scenic bridges, the adventure proves to be a journey of romance and rediscovery for the divorced Lindsey when she reconnects with her college flame in Paris and finds that her first love just might be the lasting love of her life after all.
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Lindsey Wilson first found love in the romantic city of Paris when she was a university student studying art there. Now, twenty years later, she is returning to the City of Light to take her daughter on an adventure there. With a little inspiration from the city's famed "love locks" on its scenic bridges, the adventure proves to be a journey of romance and rediscovery for the divorced Lindsey when she reconnects with her college flame in Paris and finds that her first love just might be the lasting love of her life after all.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Drama
Written By:Tippi Dobrofsky, Neal H. Dobrofsky, John Tinker
In Theaters:1/28/2017
Box Office:
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Media, Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, Storybox Entertainment, Muse Entertainment
Cast
Martin Wood
Director
Rebecca Romijn
Lindsey Wilson
Jerry O'Connell
Jack Burrow
Bruce Davison
Hugo Blanchet
David Julian Hirsh
Trent Greer
Jocelyn Hudon
Alexa
Benjamin Sutherland
Jean-Paul
Linda E. Smith
Kathryn Daltry
Melissa Toussaint
Maggie Parnell
Guy Sprung
Sketch Artist
Amber Goldfarb
Nicole
Mathieu Samaille
Desk Clerk
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