Hallmark has announced the arrival of an intriguing new movie: Legend of the Lost Locket. The film – which stars Natasha Burnett and Viv Leacock – tells the story of a race to find a mysterious locket which grants true love.

Describing the new movie, Hallmark said: “London-based antiques expert Amelia Scott (Burnett) is on the hunt for a long-lost antique locket that legend says will grant the wearer true love. Her late mother started the quest and Amelia is bound and determined to see it through.

“Amelia’s search takes her to a small town in Massachusetts, where she immediately clashes with Sheriff Marcus Forrest (Leacock), who questions her motives and interest in the town’s history. After a somewhat rocky start, Sheriff Forrest begins to recognize what acquiring the iconic locket can mean to the local community, so he joins Amelia in the race to find the antique before any of the competition can decipher the clues and beat them to the treasure.

“As their pursuit of the locket intensifies, so do their feelings for each other. From the Boston art world to participation in the town’s annual Founder’s Day costume ball, their search for the fabled locket inspires Amelia and Marcus to follow their hearts to the ultimate treasure – true love.”

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Legend of the Lost Locket is a Hunt Films Inc. production. Christian Bruyere is on board as producer, while Howard Braunstein, Michelle Ricci, and lead stars Natasha Burnett and Viv Leacock are executive producers.

The movie is directed by Kevin Fair. Michelle Ricci is providing the script.

Should you wish to catch Legend of the Lost Locket, the movie makes its US debut on Saturday April 13th on Hallmark Channel. The movie will air at 8pm ET/PT as part of Hallmark’s Spring into Love programming block.

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