How to Watch Love Classified on Hallmark Channel
It's springtime, and Hallmark Channel is introducing a whole new crop of romance flicks as part of its "Spring Into Love" event. One of these is Love Classified, starring Melora Hardin, Katherine McNamara, Arienne Mandi, and Max Lloyd-Jones.
When romance novelist Emilia blows back into her adult children's lives under the guise of a book signing, she tries to reconnect. Their daring journeys will take them to places they never expected, and their relationships will change forever!
What is Love Classified?
Love Classified is a new romantic comedy that will premiere on Hallmark Channel in April. It stars Melora Hardin, best known for her roles on The Office and Transparent. She’ll also be joined by Arienne Mandi, Katherine McNamara, and Max Lloyd-Jones. The film follows a romance novelist who returns home to guide her children on their own romantic journeys. Check out the trailer below! The movie airs on Saturday, April 16, at 8/7c. It’s part of Hallmark’s “Spring Into Love” event. It’s also available to watch on demand. You can find more information about Love Classified on its official website.
What is the plot of Love Classified?
The Hallmark Channel is hosting a slew of new romance flicks this spring, including Love Classified. This film stars Melora Hardin as a romance novelist who returns home after an extended absence to help her adult children navigate love. Her daughters, Taylor (Katherine McNamara) and Zach (Max Lloyd-Jones), are on their own romantic journeys and are eager to find the perfect partner. They all take advantage of a classified ad app that boasts old-fashioned human connection.
What is the cast of Love Classified?
Love Classified is a Hallmark Channel original movie that stars Melora Hardin as Emilia, a romance writer who comes home to reconnect with her adult children. The story follows Emilia as she tries to make connections with her son and daughter, who have recently begun to explore their own romantic relationships.
The film also features Katherine McNamara, Arienne Mandi, Max Lloyd-Jones, and Steve Bacic. McNamara is best known for her roles on The Office, Shadowhunters, and Arrow, while Mandi has been seen in NCIS, Hawaii Five-O, and The L Word: Generation Q.
Melora Hardin portrays Emilia, a romance novelist who returns to her hometown after years of absence to reconnect with her two adult children. She uses the pretext of a book signing at her local bookstore to justify her return, but the unexpected change and chaos she brings to their lives will leave them both wondering what they want most from life.
Her character’s relationship with her son, Zach (Lloyd-Jones), starts off distant and awkward but eventually they begin to work things out. The chemistry between the two actors was great, and they made their relationship fun to watch.
In addition to being a rom-com, Love Classified also includes an LGBT subplot. Screenwriter Lynn Sternberger said that it’s a movie about family and commitment in all forms.
“This is such a fun story that celebrates family, love and connection in all its forms,” she told Media Village. She added that the cast is a great mix of characters and actors.
The film was filmed in Vancouver, Canada. The stars of the film all shared photos of their time on set, and it’s clear that they loved their experience.
This was a fun movie that was worth watching and will no doubt put a smile on your face this spring. It’s one of a few new films and shows that Hallmark Channel is debuting this year as part of their ‘Spring into Love’ programming event.
The film is directed by Stacey Harding from a script written by Sternberger. It was produced by Neal Dodson and will air on Hallmark Channel on April 16. The network also released a trailer for the film.
Where can I watch Love Classified?
Currently you can watch Love Classified on DIRECTV or stream it on your own time via Philo. It is also available on Apple TV and the Amazon Kindle Fire. The best part is you can watch it in the privacy of your own home, er, office. Be the envy of your peers with this cool and affordable option. You can watch it for as little as $25 per month, or less if you are an alumni member.
