I want to find the name of this movie. I can’t remember the story very well…but roughly it is like this.
A little girl has a doll house and one day she sees a real house just like her doll house. The owner of that real house marries the mother of the girl for 3 days for some reason. At the end they decide to stay married forever.
The owner of the house can’t catch anything such as a baseball or things like that.
The movie end as follows
The girl is on the tree and she can’t get down. The man asks her to jump down and when she does he catches her.
Do you have any idea what this movie is?
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18|Dec|2009 1Borrowed Hearts (1997 TV movie)
aka Borrowed Hearts: A Holiday Romance
starring Eric McCormack (of “Will & Grace”), Roma Downey (of “Touched by an Angel”), Sarah Rosen Fruitman, Hector Elizondo
IMDB synopsis:
Kathleen’s a hard-working single mother who’s saving to buy a house for herself and her daughter, Zoe. Sam’s a businessman who has to pretend he has a family in order to close a deal with the mysterious Javier Del Campo. Sam owns the company that Kathleen works for and, as her boss, manages to convince her to help him out. But, Del Campo is more than he seems, and it just might be Zoe who’s making the real deal to get a new home for herself, her mother, and Sam.
Here’s some additional information from me to help verify that this is the right film:
Zoe sees a huge house that looks like her dollhouse and, when she finds the door unlocked, goes into the house to look around, pursued closely by her mother. When the family Sam has hired doesn’t work out, especially the bratty little boy, he asks Kathleen, who already works for him, is she and Zoe will portray his family. Then, they get stuck with the masquerade, with which the adults start getting comfortable.
I watched this during the past two Christmases, courtesy of Lifetime, and hope they continue showing it annually. It’s sweet and funny without being saccharine. My mom and I can be Scroogettes about holiday movies, but this one is just right. We also enjoyed “Holiday in Handcuffs”, a very daffy movie starring Melissa Joan Hart and Mario Lopez.
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