Movies to watch after you see Hallmark’s A Melbourne Match

By Alex Wiggan

Enjoyed Mallory Jansen’s Hallmark movie, A Melbourne Match? Want something stylistically or thematically similar to keep the entertainment going?

OK, not a problem. After you watch A Melbourne Match check out these movies as additional viewing:

Paging Mr. Darcy (2024)

First up is another movie starring Mallory Jansen – the romantic comedy, Paging Mr. Darcy. In the film, when Eloise Cavendish attends a Jane Austen conference, she crosses paths with a man playing Mr. Darcy which begins to change her perspective, as well as her heart.

Francesca Quinn, PI (2022)

Sticking with Mallory Jansen for this next film – the murder-mystery, Francesca Quinn, PI. In this movie, Private investigator Francesca ‘Frankie’ Quinn is hired to find her fiancé’s killer.

Hearts Down Under (2020)

In Hearts Down Under, when New York restaurateur Caroline inherits a café in Australia, she begins to fall in love with her surroundings, as well as in love with a local chef. Cindy Busby and Tim Ross star.

Groundswell (2022)

Up next, Lacey Chabert and Ektor Rivera star in this romantic comedy. Groundswell follows the story of a chef who travels to Hawaii where she meets a surf instructor who helps her regain her confidence.

Raise a Glass to Love (2021)

In Raise a Glass to Love, an aspiring Master Sommelier returns to her family vineyard where she becomes intrigued by the work of a new Argentinian winemaker. Laura Osnes and Juan Pablo Di Pace star.

Lost in Paradise (2026)

And finally, in Lost in Paradise there’s romance in the air when the founder of a high-end fashion company gets marooned on an island with a chef. Lacey Chabert and Ian Harding star.

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Editor/Writer/Romantic

Alex Wiggan

Alex is a writer, editor, and blogger specialising in movies, TV, comics, retro toys, and general geekery. He is a championing voice in nerd content, an expert in pop culture, and a trusted movie critic who publishes new reviews on a weekly basis. After graduating with a degree in film & television studies from the University of Derby in the UK, Alex went on to study journalism in Sheffield, before acquiring NCTJ accreditation. Prior to a career in blogging, Alex was a magazine editor, a senior copywriter, a features writer, and a freelancer.

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