Friday, December 5, 2014
12 Days: Corey Sevier in The Tree That Saved Christmas
The Tree That Saved Christmas (The Christmas Tree Farm) was a great flick to have in the background as I tried to organise (the quit) my filing cabinet. Party Of Five and Mean Girls Lacey Chabert goes home to her family's Christmas tree farm to try to save her home, and the farm from being taken from the bank for development.
The Bank, or the bankers son in this case was played by actor Corey Sevier. So many Christmas movies are shot in Canada, for tax reasons, and because you often find plenty of snow whenever filming takes place. Given the local, there is a bit of a pattern of centering Christmas flicks around American actress's, then filling in the male lead and supporting cast with local Canadian actors. This is certainly the case with BC based Tree That Saved Christmas.
Although he has been acting since he was a kid, I think I first became aware of Corey Sevier when he was about 20 appearing on North Shore back in 2004. Many of you might be familiar with Corey, and his incredible chest and stomach, from appearances on Smallville, CSI, Psych, Supernatural and The Best Years.
Corey currently co-stars on the Andie MacDowell series Cedar Cove, another series shot in British Columbia. Every time I see a commercial for Cedar Cove I think I should give it a shot, and maybe Corey's arrival might have me finally checking out an episode.
Above: Corey by Ainsley Rose
Corey in Psych
Saturday, January 4, 2025
Hallmark Hunks: The GOATS!
The slang term G.O.A.T. is an acronym for "greatest of all time". It's usually used to describe someone for their success and longevity in a particular field. When it comes to Hallmark Hunks, Andrew W. Walker and Corey Sevier are definitely holiday Goats! Given so many Hallmark movies are filmed in Canada, it makes sense that two of the Network's most loves stars hail from the Great White North.
I've been watching and enjoying Andrew W. Walker in Hallmark movies for years. Possibly the network's most loved actor, Walker has appeared in close to 30 films in his ten plus years with the network. I'm not sure how much power he has with his choices of roles, but Walker always seems to appear in some of the network's best movies each holiday season.
The most recent holiday film with Walker that I watched was Christmas Island. (below) I really liked this movie, and Walker was great as an air traffic controller, whose also afraid of flying. The movie is set in Christmas Island in Nova Scotia, (an actual place) and Walker had me wanting to head there to spend a long winter snuggled up enjoying his company...
ANDREW W WALKER'S NUDE SCENES ON FH
I've been covering actor Corey Sevier since the fist days of the site. It wasn't because I was really familiar with his work, but more about the hot shirtless shots I saw in magazines promoting the short lived series North Shore.
It wasn't until I started watching the Canadian cutie on Hallmark that I really became a fan. Yes, Corey has incredible abs, but he's also a skilled actor, and always brings it no matter what role he's playing. Corey's been working with Hallmark since about 2012 and has done dozens of of movies, as well as appearing in some of their television series.
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
12 Days: Corey Sevier in Noel Next Door
'Noel Next Door follows a single mom as she gets into a war of words with a neighbor who is ruining Christmas, only to find that this misunderstood grouch just may steal her heart.'
Sunday, October 11, 2026
12 Days: Corey Sevier in Pumpkin Regatta Romance
A headstrong marina owner teams up with the local pumpkin farmer to resurrect their lakeside town's beloved Pumpkin Regatta after a family feud cancels it, igniting old wounds and new sparks in the process.
Sunday, December 28, 2025
12 Days: Jim Watson in Rodeo Christmas Romance
'When a rodeo bronc rider finds herself ranch-sitting for a friend while caring for her injured horse over Christmas, she clashes with a brooding veteran only to find that the magic of the season may be what they need to heal their hearts.'
Of course Bill later returns to cause a little friction, but alas, he didn't get the girl. Although this was a Lifetime film, not a Hallmark flick, I hope the next time Watson is cast in a holiday film he gets to play the leading man.
If you're able to watch much Canadian television, you might know Watson from his regular role on the medical drama Transplant, as well as roles on other Canadian based shows including: Wynonna Earp, Hudson & Rex, The Umbrella Academy, Good Witch and Mary Kills People. Most recently Watson was seen in the limited horror series Hell Hotel.
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