The main question, in my case, was about the option for role of prince. Julian Morris offers a decent character but not the most credible. Sure, the solution is the nice craft of Michael Hanrahan for a beautiful Whiteby.
The story is so familiar than it has all chances to become boring or simple chain of cliches. But an Italian nonna and two small pianos as portbonheur are good and useful ingredients for a decent story. Awful remains the end, so unrealistic and the too imprecise chemistry between prince and people girl than the hope of his future near Adriana sounds just decent.
But, sure, only new remind about American fascination around monarchy. In short, like many other Hallmark, nice. But not more.
The story is so familiar than it has all chances to become boring or simple chain of cliches. But an Italian nonna and two small pianos as portbonheur are good and useful ingredients for a decent story. Awful remains the end, so unrealistic and the too imprecise chemistry between prince and people girl than the hope of his future near Adriana sounds just decent.
But, sure, only new remind about American fascination around monarchy. In short, like many other Hallmark, nice. But not more.