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5 Hallmark Channel Movies That Star When Calls The Heart's Erin Krakow

Erin Krakow may have stolen viewers' hearts as Elizabeth Thatcher on When Calls The Heart, but Hallmarkies already recognized the star from her many film roles.

5 Hallmark Channel Movies That Star When Calls The Heart's Erin Krakow

Erin Krakow has starred in several Hallmark movies that capture the hearts of fans, showcasing her chemistry with fellow actors. Her portrayal of Ella Neezer in "Christmas Above the Clouds" is a standout, as she transforms from a grumpy business executive to a person who embraces the true meaning of Christmas. This film features a strong cast, including Tyler Hynes as her ex-fiancé, Jake.

Another favorite is "Santa Tell Me," where Krakow plays Olivia, an interior designer and TV personality who sets out on a quest to find love and her "Nick" by Christmas Eve. This film reunites her with Daniel Lissing, who played her first husband, Jack Thornton, in the historical drama "When Calls the Heart." The chemistry between the two actors is undeniable, even if it spans different decades.

Krakow also shines in "Blind Date Book Club," where she plays Meg Thompson, a book store owner who helps a YA author, Graham Sterling, played by Robert Buckley, discover his true identity while falling in love. This movie showcases Krakow's charm and Buckley's engaging presence, making it a delightful watch for Hallmark fans. Lastly, "The Wedding Cottage" stands out with a unique story about Vanessa, a wedding guide writer played by Krakow, who helps a reclusive artist, Evan, played by Brendan Penny, renovate his cottage for a bride's dream wedding.

This film offers a refreshing take on the typical Hallmark storyline, with a dynamic connection between Krakow and Penny that is both engaging and heartwarming.

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