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Matching Hearts

DramaRomance

As Valentine's Day nears, a matchmaker is tasked by her mentor to find a match for an entrepreneur who believes staying single is the key to success.

Year

2020

Duration

1h 24m

IMDb

6.8

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Cast

Siobhan Devine

Director

Taylor Cole

Julia Palmer

Ryan Paevey

Daniel O'Connor

Cast

Siobhan Devine

Director

Taylor Cole

Julia Palmer

Ryan Paevey

Daniel O'Connor

Donna Benedicto

Gwen

Osric Chau

Timothy Wong

Lossen Chambers

Elizabeth Johnson

Debs Howard

Chloe

Latonya Williams

Madison

Ashley Alexander

Steph

Antonio Cayonne

Matt

Jessica Steen

Barbara

Milo Shandel

Art

Lara Gilchrist

Alexis

Chris Shields

Colin

Garrett Black

Henry

Andrea Rosolia

Jeremy

Mariessa Portelance

Astronomer

AB

Anita Brown

Dara

MS

Mélania Solano

Instructor

Zac Hug

Writer

SW

Sarah Wise

Writer

Laurence Walsh

Writer

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10 Comments

hanisha missonNov 29, 2025

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billnassMar 5, 2024

Diva Universal (the successor of Hallmark Channel in Romania) broadcasted Matching Hearts in the evening of St. Valentine's Day and I really enjoyed it. Traditional H.C. recipe, which supported them in having a loyal and increasing audience and fan base (which probably do not regularly watch blockbusters such as Die Hard, Triple X or Poltergeist) and usually making very profitable moves. Yes, this is the typical Hallmark winter romance movie, with the plot closely following the two lead characters, which "accidentally" meet every 5 minutes, slowly come together, then around min. 70 there is a twist and the two decide to go separate ways, and the long awaited final kiss around min. 85, end credits. Solid performance by both Taylor Cole and Ryan Paevey and pretty decent chemistry between the two of them. Yes, would recommend it even for those which are not fans of this kind of movies. Special note for Taylor Cole, since she has all the due ingredients (i.e. outstanding beauty, talent, charm, versatility and incredible beautiful eyes) to play in the same league as, say, Amber Heard or Scarlett Johansson. But, who knows, maybe she decided she had enough during her modelling career and thereafter and now only wants to enjoy the beauty of life with her new husband, producer Cameron Larson? BTW, I read that this movie might be inspired by Taylor's real life, as she was repeatedly trying to match old friend Cameron with several of her friends, until the man finally understood that Taylor is the Chosen One. The couple married last June. Nice! Good to see that, despite ongoing pandemic and worldwide lockdown, Hallmark still managed to come out with a number of decent titles in 2020, and "Matching Hearts" is probably one of the best.

vinny😍😘Mar 5, 2024

There isn't much of a romance before things end. Most of the time she is trying to set him up with someone else. It feels rushed and abrupt that they develop feelings for one another. Taylor Cole is pretty and she makes a nice couple with Ryan Paevey - I think they have been better together in some other movie. At least here aren't any silly obstacles. It just feels they left out the main part.

Ray Elina SamantarayMar 5, 2024

I'm just glad life is not as predictable as this movie. It's not the first sappy Hallmark type movie I watch during my weekly ironing session, but it was definitely one of the most cringeworthy ones.

familleMar 5, 2024

How do I watch it? I can't seem to find it anywhere

SamSpedyMar 5, 2024

The two lead actors are so enchanting with each other that I lose site that they are following a script, and that this is a movie. It's so refreshing to be in a story that makes you feel so good about what you're listening to.

LarissaMar 5, 2024

The plot of match making has been used before in other Hallmark movies. Taylor Cole (Julia) changing the Valentine's day party without obtaining her boss's permission is done everyday and people don't get fired. Nice to see a diverse cast for a change not just one of each race.

GoyaMenorMar 5, 2024

Favorite scene with Julia (Taylor Cole) - Chocolate tasting with Daniel.