Torrey DeVitto and Will Kemp star in Hallmark's 'Toast to Italy.'Hallmark
August is jam-packed with five new movies for Hallmark Channel fans. The new month brings the network’s “Fall Into Love,” its annual seasonal programming event filled with Hallmark original movies. Quite a few fan-favorite stars will be headlining these new films, including some who haven’t been seen on Hallmark in a while.
A new movie premieres each Saturday in August, airing at 8 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. Central. In addition, all of the movies become available on the network’s streaming platform, Hallmark+, the next day.
Jenny heads to Italy to find a special bottle of wine for her sister’s wedding. Arrigo is also searching for a specific bottle of wine, and the two cross paths. Naturally, their searches lead them down an unexpected path.
Kimberley Sustad and Jesse Metcalfe star in Hallmark's 'Absolutely Devoted to You.'Hallmark
Absolutely Devoted to You premieres on Saturday, August 8 at 8/7c. Kimberley Sustad plays an ambitious television producer who is intent on reuniting a boy band from the ’90s for a big beach bash.
Jesse Metcalfe plays the band’s reluctant singer. Soon, romance is brewing, and that threatens the beach bash reunion plan.
Daniel Lissing and Rhiannon Fish star in Hallmark's 'Aussie at Heart.'Hallmark
Aussie at Heart airs on Saturday, August 15 at 8/7c. Rhiannon Fish portrays Samara, an event planner who was formerly a lawyer. She crosses paths with Nate (Daniel Lissing), a rival from her former days in the courtroom.
The two need to collaborate to plan an anniversary trip for a couple, and along the way, they “begin to confront their past and fall for each other.”
Chris McNally and Aimee Teegarden star in Hallmark's 'Love Finds You.'Hallmark
Teegarden plays Alex, a jewelry designer, who receives a mislabeled package from Jack, a delivery driver. Alex falls quickly for Jack, which leads to “a citywide search that helps them discover what they truly want.”
Niall Matter and Ashley Williams star in Hallmark's 'Much About Love.'Hallmark
Ashley Williams portrays a television director who hits up a Shakespeare festival. She runs into an old flame, played by Niall Matter, and soon there is a “rekindling a merry war of wits.” Hallmark notes that this movie is a “modern retelling of ‘Much Ado About Nothing.'”
With romantic getaways, second chances, mistaken deliveries, and even a modern Shakespeare-inspired love story, Hallmark’s August lineup offers something for everyone. Whether viewers tune in to the Hallmark Channel on Saturday nights or wait to stream the films the following day on Hallmark+, the network’s “Fall Into Love” event is filled with familiar faces and heartfelt stories.