Hallmark channel Providence Falls Trilogy Wrap everything in a beautiful, magical, angel-approved bow, but the audience still has questions – like every scene is in trouble? Is this the last fans going to see Cora, Liam and Finn?
Executive Producer Joanna Garcia Swisher Exclusively tell US Weekly There is a romantic moment in the last movie that doesn’t end, which airs on Saturday, August 16.
Warning: Spoilers below the Providence Falls trilogy.
period Providence Falls: The Thieves of DestinyCora McLeod (Katie Stevens) Finally got her time back with Liam O’Conner (Lachlan Quarmby) 1844 Ireland. At that moment, she reveals to Liam that she knows they are in love and forces him to tell her exactly what happened.
The two lay under the stars – as they did in 1844 before Cora’s premature death – Liam revealed that he was sent to modern Oregon to help her achieve her fate with “soul mate” Finn Walsh (Evan Roderick).
“We do our best to talk Different moments It was indeed a bigger picture of the moment he was lying there us Shoot the key scenes. “He has all the memories, you know, she’s like, ‘Unfair, you know it’s unfair to kiss me.'”
Lachlan Quarmby and Katie Stevens.
Reckless pictures/Iconic mediaThe producer paused for a minute and realized, “I don’t actually know if that line has advanced”, that’s not. ” Instead, Liam grabbed Cora tightly and told her, “If I can, I’ll touch you every second of my life.” ”
As executive producer, Joanna Garcia Swisher has a front seat in the production of the Providence Falls trilogy in Hallmark – she is breaking down what is only for us. Under Swisher’s guidance, these three Providence Falls movies eschew Hallmark Channel’s unwritten PDA rules – the kiss is usually at the end […]
Cora’s final choice Liam as her true love He sacrificed himself to save her and Finn from a corrupt policeman in the woods. Because of his heroism and Cora, his destiny allows him to stay in modern times. (with this Felicia Simone)
Liam and Cora help children change their lives by ending the trilogy by expanding Cora’s second nonprofit. After getting married, Liam asked, “What’s next for us?”
Felicia Simone and Evan Roderick.
Reckless pictures/Iconic media“We’re all risking the way to continue these stories, even if not through Cora and Liam’s eyes, maybe Katie and Lachlan’s eyes could fill in the new shoes,” Swisher told Swisher. us Possibly expand the movie. “It’s hard not to want to watch our movie together again.”
Stevens and Quarmby, 32, are also telling more ideas about Cora and Liam’s love story.
“I think there is definitely more to do,” Quarmby specifically told us last month. “Especially when angels are involved. It’s infinite.”
Stevens revealed: “I want to be selfish.” Work in Ireland Because the shot is so magical. I thought, “Let’s do it again.” But we can go back in time and stay there for a longer time. ”
Katie Stevens and Lachlan Quarmby.
Reckless pictures/Iconic mediathis Bold type alum Share her views on another trilogy, us“I always think of them going back to Ireland because the angels told them that something happened in Ireland and they had to go back to fix it, but they would be allowed to keep the memory.”
Stevens continued: “But something happened, because Agon [the angel who was Liam’s case agent] It was Agon, and when they went back, Liam had no modern memories of him. Only Cora can do it. So, it’s like a conversion. ”
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Quarmby may have made suggestions Providence Falls Christmas Since Hallmark is famous for its seasonal characteristics, Garcia likes the idea.
She told her: “Christmas is like Hallmark’s buttercream. us. “Let’s start the campaign right now.”
These three Providence Falls Movies can be streamed on Hallmark+.
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