Lifetime to air four films with gay faves: They had us with these posters

LeAnn Rimes was in a Hallmark Channel [I think] Christmas movie a few years ago, so she has acted a little.  She must be trying to expand her career.

Man, why don't they just film the pages of a Harlequin romance and run that? Quadruple ick!

I mean the posters are works of art, that's for certain.  Eddie, Jason, and Ivan are know for their bodies, though I think Jason's arm looks a little odd.

But it's the Jerry poster that caught my eye.  Now, I think Jerry is one of the funniest guys in the biz today - he makes me laugh every time I see him interviewed, and I'd watch him in anything (OK, maybe Kangaroo Jack was too much), but I've never thought of him having a body that looked anything like that, and the head appears to be attached at a weird angle.  Just sayin'. 

All the manipulated fanart that I've seen in slash fandoms like The X-Files (Mulder/Krycek), Once a Thief (Mac/Vic) and The Sentinel (Jim/Blair). 

Love me less, but love me a long time - Les Chansons D'Amour

... these look bad.

 

[small]I'm totally going to be watching them.[/small]

So is Northern Lights going to become the Mr & Mrs Smith of TV movies? There is talk that Leanne and Eddie are having a relationship, they are both married. Perhaps there will be more drama behind the camera than in front. Ok, this is Nora Roberts, thats virtually impossible.

That is a great group of guys.

has been writing these kind of novels for a very long time.  Some others have been turned into made for TV movies even  before Lifetime came along. 

Many of her books have been published by Harlequin romances most of them G and PG rated.  I've read a number of her books over the years.  I remember in the '70s, the couple would go through a lot of angst, and at the end, would share a kiss that always led to the altar.  Later on when Harlequin started their more "adult" book division Roberts would take us as far as the bedroom door.  Nowadays, we get to go into the bedroom.  But, marriage is still the ultimate goal.

Nora's books are good reading for a day when you don't want to tax your brain too much. (you can probaly get through one is three hours.) There's usually some kind of conflict that brings the heroine and hero together so they can solve the problem and then decide they were made for each other.  It's a very girly thing to do. 

xoxoxo 

 

Was briefly a cast member on Days of Our Lives a few years ago. She played a character named Madison. I think her character was involved with Eric Brady back when Jensen Ackles was on the show.

I was in the mall last night, dining and drinking with local friends before my move.  And while walking to the restaurant, what do I see but a giant version of the Eddie/LeAnn poster on the back of a mall map.  They're really pushing these things.  I almost never see what I'd think of as the "target" Lifetime audience in this mall, it's mostly men, and straight ones at that.