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2018
Directed by Mark Jean
Synopsis
Shannon Hughes has taken on a charity project renovating a grand old Victorian mansion. When a local banker is found murdered inside, Shannon must dust off the clues and cement the truth before her renovation becomes a demolition.
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Cast
Jewel Colin Ferguson Erin Karpluk Ron Lea Jason Cermak Colin Lawrence Sean Rogerson Caroline Cave Kurt Evans Tammy Gillis Crystal Balint John Cassini Lilah Fitzgerald Graham Verchere Gerard Plunkett Ajay Friese Gelsea Mae Stacy Ross Alistair Abell Denis Corbett Yolanda Corbett Trent Pryor James Drew Dean
DirectorDirector
Mark Jean
ProducerProducer
Harvey Kahn
WriterWriter
Teena Booth
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Kate Carlisle
CastingCasting
Candice Elzinga
EditorEditor
Luis Lam
CinematographyCinematography
Tyler Walzak
Assistant DirectorsAsst. Directors
Ronaldo Nacionales David Heimbecker
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
Jeff Holland Jewel Joel S. Rice Stan Spry Michael Prupas John Cassini Allen Lewis
LightingLighting
Greg Goudreau
Camera OperatorsCamera Operators
Greg Coletti Björn Hermannes
Production DesignProduction Design
Michael Goodwin
Art DirectionArt Direction
Christina Robev
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Ciaran Gilmore Jazelin Maskos Aidan Dalle Vedove Liam Dalle Vedove
Visual EffectsVisual Effects
Barry Liu
StuntsStunts
Brett Armstrong Lisa Chandler Clay Virtue
ComposerComposer
Michael Richard Plowman
SoundSound
Steven Weakes Ian Mackie Joe Watts Kevin Barron Rick Senechal Don Harrison Craig George Tony Gort
Costume DesignCostume Design
Ken Shapkin
MakeupMakeup
Sandy Cooper
HairstylingHairstyling
Danna Rutherford Cristina Woods
Studio
Muse Entertainment
Countries
Canada USA
Language
English
Alternative Titles
Case e Misteri 3, Fixer Upper Mysteries 3: Deadly Deed, Мастер Расследований: Обвинён в убийстве, Vérités cachées : 100 mobiles pour un meurtre, Case e Misteri: Perizia mortale, Vérités Cachées : 100 mobiles pour un meurtre, Las escrituras de la muerte, Vraždy odvedle: Osudový čin
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Mystery TV Movie
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11 Mar 2018
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11 Mar 2018
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11 Mar 2018
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Review by Rich Trash🗑️ ★★★
The third and last movie in the Fixer Upper movie series and honestly that is a shame. I really dug this series. The mysteries might not have been the greatest and relied on a bit too many Hallmark movie tropes but the cast was great. It is rare for these Hallmark movies to have a cast that actually clicks so when it does happen I am a fan.
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Review by megan ★½ 1
fixer upper mystery
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Review by Kia Anne Geraths
Someone literally quotes a Jewel song to freakin’ Jewel 🤯 Sorry, I mean Shannon, the licensed contractor/unlicensed private detective played by singer-songwriter Jewel.
You know what Jewel’s/Shannon’s response is to this lyric drop? “Hmm… it’s ringing a bell, I think I heard it in a song, once…”
You did Jewel. You did. Cause you wrote it.
The Fixer Upper movies are perhaps, the greatest trilogy, nay, the perfect trilogy of films in cinema history.
Now excuse me while I fix my kitchen cabinets and find Jimmy Hoffa’s body.
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Review by Casey ★★
Oh CoFerg - such happy memories of you in Eureka.
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Review by EndSeat
Watched with Mum ❤️
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Review by Cable
Jewel can do no wrong!! I totally thought this trilogy was going to suck but I genuinely enjoyed it. This feels like very top tier Hallmark movie.
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Review by Daniel Sean ★★
"We prefer to deal in facts here, so..."
The series works its way back into a tired plot thread that is a bit too predictable and introduces annoying child actors along the way. The story is not very interesting as the character who is killed isn't a good person and you don't empathize with any of the suspects as they're all really shady for some reason. Obvious Wonderful Life reference aside, the cast doesn't feel as organic as it did in the previous film.
Jewel is only getting better at acting as the series progresses, but I feel that saddling Colin Ferguson's character with a teenager really brought out the Eureka style acting in him. I still love watching him…
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Review by Beautifulkiller ★★½
The usual from Hallmark - a nice, clean mystery, this time starring Jewel and Colin Ferguson.
I wouldn't call it original, with the meanest man in town named Potter, just as in "It's a Wonderful Life." Jewel is Shannon, in charge of turning a repossessed Victorian mansion into low-cost housing. One problem is that the bank manager (the aforementioned Potter) doesn't like the terms. Then he's found dead.
Plenty of people wanted him dead, so Shannon gets to work trying to sort it out, using her deducting skills.
This has all the qualities of a Hallmark film: it's slow, takes place in a small town, the people are nice-looking, there's no bad language, and no sex.
Pleasant.
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Review by Bert ★★½
The third and final Fixer Upper, which is a shame, I guess. Though I'm not sure how many more renovation-adjacent clues they could think of (this one had warped bathroom tiles proving an attempted flooding..) (oh, and Jewel used her fixer upper know-how to unhinge a locked door)
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Review by Garrett Quinn ★½
Everyone in this movie is insanely attractive while giving the worst performance of their life.
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Review by Devon ★★½
Don't you love it when you input a film into letterboxd and realise you've watched the 3rd film of a trilogy without watching the other two... not that we noticed during the film anyway.
This film brings the comfort of a hallmark film; easy to follow, predictable and is intertwined with the stereotypical love interest.
Good to put on if you just want a cosy film that you don't have to concentrate much on.
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Review by EndSeat
I was violently ill during this - this isn’t a reflection on the film, I just don’t know how to rate TV movies.
