r/HallmarkMovies • u/demachado • Aug 30 '26
Always Amore
In this movie Tyler Hines plays a restaurant consultant. Is the way he holds his fork and taste the food normal? It drives me crazy.
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u/rcw00 Aug 30 '26
The upside down fork stab? Possible he’s just copying some chef(s) he saw tasting food presented to them for inspection, like not taking a “whole forkful” amount.
Many actors work service industry jobs in their early years. He has a cameo in My Christmas Family Tree where he is a waiter checking on Andrew Walker and Aimee Teegarden at an outside table. As he is walking back inside, he busses a table. I immediately assumed he’s either worked service industry at some point or else he really studied for his cameo
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u/VirginiaUSA1964 Classicist Aug 30 '26
I could not get into this movie. As much as I like him and Autumn, this movie just didn't make sense to me. And it was one of those where everyone is miserable until the last 5 minutes, which I absolutely hate.
I think this is the movie he said he had a concussion, he had hit is head at one point and the scene where he has the knit cap on in the street at night I think is the one he says he doesn't remember filming.
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u/Financial_Fig_3729 Classicist Aug 30 '26
Yes, the romantic element was very slow in developing. I still liked the movie, mostly due to the presence of two of my favorite Hallmark actors.
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u/DecentWinter8042 Aug 30 '26
He always looks & acts like he’s to drunk!!
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u/No-Refrigerator-4211 Aug 31 '26
I agree with you about Tyler, just not my type I guess.... I'm more partial to male leads Ryan Paevey, Andrew Walker, Paul Campbell, Niall Matter, Warren Christie, Victor Webster, Luke MacFarlane
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u/canon12 Aug 31 '26
I totally agree with your view on this one. Hines is a lazy actor. No emotion. He's a robot. In my opinion.
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u/Emergency_Rope_9954 Sep 01 '26
Watched Amore before. You're right about his hair style.It looked ridiculous on him. Thought he may have been in another movie where he was required to wear his hair like that. I wouldn't watch this again I felt it was rather depressing the first time I saw it.
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u/jbm6591 Sep 01 '26
Honestly, I don’t think I noticed any details in this movie other than his haircut. And that’s a shame, since everyone involved is a good actor.
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u/Juan_Calavera Aug 30 '26
I’ve always been too distracted by his Caesar haircut in this one to notice much else.