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A billionaire doesn't visit his wife for four years, never checks on his kid, then can't tell a starved four-year-old from a coached six-year-old. One DNA test ends the whole plot. Emotional blackmail dressed up as drama.
Love this actress, her acting is great and she's gorgeous. Recognized her from 'Love Is a Dangerous Dance' and she delivers here too
The little girl's performance is genuinely brilliant and deserves a far better script. Everyone else is either an angel or cartoonishly evil, no in-between.
I've seen this exact revenge-via-the-uncle plot done better at least three times. The problem isn't the premise, it's that the male lead is written as smug rather than magnetic, so the whole thing curdles. Her drunken scheming is the only part with any energy.
HOW is something this corny grabbing my attention every single time?!
First thing I've seen Ian Schutzman in. Really handsome😍, very talented, and the man is in shape. Went straight to Billionaire Surgeon and Innocent Love after this one.
Fun fact, the lead was a Magic Mike dancer in Vegas with Channing Tatum... and honestly, it tracks 😳
Ezra-and-Aria energy without the writing to back it up. The professor-student setup is played completely straight, and the time skips erase every relationship the story needed to build.
The double-identity conceit only holds if you accept that she never once looks her own husband in the face, and the show never sells that. Once you're past it, the leads are perfectly watchable and the office scenes have some charge. Competent, forgettable.
Painfully wooden acting from almost the entire cast, and the constant cussing feels like a teenager punched up the script. The leads are pretty and that's about it.
Refreshingly not the usual template, but seventeen minutes of setup isn't a story, and the rodeo stakes wrap up before they even start.
That's not love. It's selfishness and forcing affection out of someone. Hard to root for anyone here.
If the old man was supposed to be blind why was she putting concealer on the birthmark 😂😂😂
'...as long as his entire body doesn't cross the line of scrimmage' is not how football works, and honestly I love that for them