2019·TV Movie·1h 24m
7.1
★
After being stood up, Abbey gets inspired to open her heart in a letter, put it in a bottle and toss it out to sea. Months later, a man fishing discovers it and opts to reach out.
Directed by David Weaver
message in a bottle
hallmark
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Cast
Bethany Joy Lenz
Abbey Lawrence
Andrew W. Walker
Nick Everson
Kate Isaac
Sophie Everson
Bethany Brown
Elaine
Frances Flanagan
Aunt Frances
Everick Golding
George Wilmore
Kevin McNulty
Earl Everson
Roman Podhora
Stan Tucker
Eric Gustafsson
Kevin
Jill Morrison
Charlie
Amanda Wong
Kat
Elinet Louicius
Groom
Crew
David Weaver
Director
Hal Beckett
Original Music Composer
Hannah Pillemer
Executive Producer
Fernando Szew
Executive Producer
Jamie Goehring
Executive Producer
Arnie Zipursky
Executive Producer
Larry Grimaldi
Executive Producer
Kalyn Miles
Assistant Set Decoration
Anita Reilly McGee
Script Supervisor
Jonathan Shore
Supervising Producer
Jackie Lind
Casting
Popular Reviews
5 reviews
maren
4.6★ · 10/12/25
this wasn’t even that bad
this wasn’t even that bad
En
6.0★ · 07/12/25
it’s you’ve got mail, set in boston. andrew and bethany are fantastic!
it’s you’ve got mail, set in boston. andrew and bethany are fantastic!
Lucas
Andrew W. Walker + Bethany Joy Lenz = Perfection
Andrew W. Walker + Bethany Joy Lenz = Perfection
Sadie
8.8★ · 06/26/19
I docked this movie an entire star because I’m 99% sure it never gives Abbey’s best friend a name & that’s lame.
But Bethany Joy Lenz is always a delight & Andrew Walker consistently sells the Hell out of these flimsy Hallmark romances, and together they have a really lovely & genuine chemistry. This is definitely one of the better Hallmark movies. One of the best of theirs that I’ve seen so far this year, even.
But Bethany Joy Lenz is always a delight & Andrew Walker consistently sells the Hell out of these flimsy Hallmark romances, and together they have a really lovely & genuine chemistry. This is definitely one of the better Hallmark movies. One of the best of theirs that I’ve seen so far this year, even.
I docked this movie an entire star because I’m 99% sure it never gives Abbey’s best friend a name & that’s lame.
But Bethany Joy Lenz is always a delight & Andrew Walker consistently sells the Hell out of these flimsy Hallmark romances, and together they have a really lovely & genuine chemistry. This is definitely one of the better Hallmark movies. One of the best of theirs that I’ve seen so far this year, even.
But Bethany Joy Lenz is always a delight & Andrew Walker consistently sells the Hell out of these flimsy Hallmark romances, and together they have a really lovely & genuine chemistry. This is definitely one of the better Hallmark movies. One of the best of theirs that I’ve seen so far this year, even.
Rosa-Fiona
5.0★ · 11/05/25