Movie #3388 "Royally Ever After" (Hallmark) The conflict is over the question: Does love really conquer all? Say you were studying to take over the crown all the years you were brought up and know that you need to marry royalty, if you fell in love with a teacher from New Jersey, would you give up being a prince or not? I know there are more third-world problems, and I'm not sure this was handled that well in this film. Yes, they proved they loved each other, but instead of suggesting in this day and age, if the unforeseen happened to a prince, that he could still be a prince --- what happens with her, not sure? This film at least covered her trying to be a royal, when she isn't. And that part made the film funny and more believable. The ending, of course, failed to me because it went for the easy road. However, in this day and age, hard to believe. I'd give this a 3.8.
"ROYALLY EVER AFTER" 2019 1 hour and 26 mins Hallmark
A teacher learns that her boyfriend is actually the prince of a small country called St. Ives.
Director: Lee Friedlander
Writers: Duane Poole, Gary Goldstein, Aury Wallington
Actors: fiona Gubelmann, Torrance Coombs, Barry McGovern
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