“Marry Me” on Lifetime

Tonight, a cute movie called Marry Me airs on Lifetime at 9pm ET/PT.  Marry Me stars award nominated film and television actress Lucy Liu (Ally McBeal, Charlie’s Angels).  The two night event premieres Sunday, December 12th and concludes on Monday, December 13, airing at 9 pm ET/PT on both nights.  Steven Pasquale (Rescue Me), Bobby Canavale (The Other Guys), Enrique Murciano (Without A Trace), Annie Potts (Law & Order: SUV), Vanessa Marano (Dexter), Elizabeth Bogush (Big Bang Theory) and Danielle Nicolet (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation) also star.

SYNOPSIS:

Liu stars as Rae Ann Carter, a single aspiring-turned-social worker who always wanted a fairytale romance – to fall madly in love and live happily ever after.  But when her two-year old relationship falls apart, Rae unexpectedly falls for a new man, Luke (Pasquale), who asks her to marry him after a few short dates.  Just as everything seems to fall into place for Rae, her ex-boyfriend Adam (Cannavale) suddenly re-emerges into her life with a proposal of his own.  Things get even further complicated when a third man (Murciano), smitten by Rae, enters the picture and asks for her hand in marriage, as well.  With three men after her heart, who will be Rae’s Prince Charming?

Five-time Emmy Award nominee Barbara Hall (Judging Amy, Joan of Arcadia), who wrote the teleplay, executive produces the four-hour romantic comedy with Susanne Daniels (The Lone Ranger, Hidden Hills).  James Hayman (Ugly Betty) directed and co-executive produced the miniseries.  Marry Me is produced by Sony Pictures Television for Lifetime.

MY THOUGHTS

I thought this was a cute romantic movie and I enjoyed watching it.  Check it out if you get the opportunity!  Thank you to Lifetime for this review opportunity on The Mommy-Files.

I received a screener of “Marry Me” from Sony Pictures Television for Lifetime to facilitate this review.  All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.