Add in the idea of following dreams, abandoning five-year plans and finding that elusive spark (or 'zing,' in this case), and It Was Always You has all the ingredients of a great romance. Fun fact: The script called for Hynes to whistle, but because he can't in real life ('Erin's going to feel pretty uncomfortable watching me pretend to whistle,' Hynes deadpanned), they had him playing the guitar instead in this particular scene.īoth were drawn to the script by Kathy Kloves, crediting the way in which the unique story organically unfolded and the meandering road to love their characters - who have known each other since they were kids - find themselves on over the course of the movie, adding a degree of unexpected suspense.

Cue all the warm and fuzzy feelings as the two innocently flirt their way through the conversation. Left with no choice but to recruit David's help, his unexpected influence on all things big and small forces Elizabeth to question her life choices and if she's ultimately making an irreversible mistake.ĮT exclusively premieres a sneak peek from It Was Always You (watch the clip above), in which Elizabeth approaches David, moodily strumming a guitar at the treehouse she was once banned from as a child, to ask for a not-so-tiny favor. As these things usually go, Elizabeth's minute-by-minute list of to-do's is upended when her buttoned-up fiancé, more interested in tending to his patients than to wedding planning, leaves midway for a minor medical emergency. In the movie, which closes out Hallmark's 'Love Ever After' slate this weekend, Krakow plays Elizabeth, a Type-A planner and career woman whose engagement plans are thrown into disarray when her fiancé's nomadic, well-traveled, free-spirited younger brother, David (played by Hynes), returns home.

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