All of My Heart
6.9/10 · 3,827 ratings20151h 24mWeirdness 4/10
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The premise
After inheriting half of a house, a young woman develops an unexpected friendship with her co-owner.
How unusual is it?
Middle of the road, with a twist — an enemies-to-lovers arc keeps it from being totally by-the-book.
A rare specific
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Who’s in it
You’ve seen this pairing before: Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott have made 10 Hallmark movies together.
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Wait, what?
The quirks and curveballs that make this one a little weirder than your average Hallmark. No spoilers, promise.
- A goat that eats professional resumes
- A 'singing' plumbing system that requires singing along to do dishes
- Naming baby goats after 'I Love Lucy' characters
- A literal 'half-and-half' house division where characters stay on their own side
Every trope, all in one place
Here’s everything this one has going on, from the setting to the way it wraps up. Tap any of the 29 to find more movies that do the same thing.
Setting2
Time & season2
Premise1
Conflict6
Romance6
Tone & quirks3
Why we’d put this one on
A delightful odd-couple romance, and the goat steals the show. Lacey Chabert plays an aspiring chef and Brennan Elliott a Wall Street trader who unexpectedly co-inherit a run-down country house and have to share it, drawing a literal line down the middle. There is a pregnant goat that eats resumes and a plumbing system you have to sing along with to do the dishes. At a weirdness of 4 it is charming rather than chaotic, with Chabert and Elliott so easy together that it spawned sequels. Cozy city-meets-country comfort.
How it all plays out
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Full story (spoilers)
Jenny Fintley is a talented chef working under a verbally abusive head chef in the city. Her life takes a turn when she learns she has inherited half of a country house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, from a distant relative. At the lawyer's office, she meets Brian Howell, a cynical Wall Street trader who has inherited the other half through his ancestor, the property's former caretaker. Brian wants to sell the 'wreck' immediately, but Jenny is determined to keep it and fulfill her dream of opening a bed and breakfast. After Brian is fired from his firm and finds himself blacklisted on Wall Street, he unexpectedly arrives at the house to claim his half of the residence. The two establish a tense 'half-and-half' living arrangement, dividing the house down the middle. As they struggle with a 'singing' plumbing system, a lack of electricity, and a stubborn goat named Gabby, their friction begins to soften. Brian uses his business acumen to help Jenny brand her 'Jenny's Homemade' pastry line, while Jenny teaches Brian the value of a slower life. Their bond deepens when Gabby the goat gives birth to twins, whom they name Lucy and Ricky. However, the relationship is tested when Jenny's ex-boyfriend, Daryl, arrives to propose marriage, and Brian receives a lucrative job offer to return to New York. Brian initially leaves for the city, but during the B&B's trial opening, he realizes that his high-finance career cannot compare to the happiness he found in the country. He returns to the house, rejects his old life, and proposes to Jenny, finally uniting the two halves of the house and their lives.
Beat by beat
Opening
Jenny and Brian meet at a lawyer's office to discover they have co-inherited a house in Bucks County from Emily Adams.
Inciting Incident
Brian loses his job on Wall Street and moves into the house, forcing a 'half-and-half' cohabitation with Jenny.
Midpoint
The pair bonds while repairing the house, engaging in a playful paint fight and successfully delivering Gabby the goat's twin kids.
Conflict
Jenny's ex-boyfriend Daryl proposes to her, while Brian receives a job offer to return to his old life in New York.
Climax
Brian leaves for New York but realizes he is miserable; he returns to the house during the B&B's trial opening.
Resolution
Brian proposes to Jenny, and they celebrate the successful opening of the 'All of My Heart' Bed and Breakfast.
29 tropes in one movie
We counted 29 distinct Hallmark tropes packed into this one — a genuine greatest-hits reel.
How it stacks up
Where this one’s rating lands against every other rated Hallmark movie.
Higher-rated than 83% of every rated Hallmark movie. The median is 6.4.
Where this one fits
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All of My HeartPart of the 3-film All of My Heart series.Lines worth quoting
The lines that stuck with us — the ones you’ll be repeating after the credits roll.
“Must you always be so mean? / It's my signature mood.”
— Jenny and ChefOpening scene in the restaurant kitchen. “I don't trust stairs I can hear.”
— BrianBrian's first reaction to the old house. “You're the green—pale-green face of doom!”
— JennyDuring a playful paint fight with Brian. “Marry me, Jenny. So I can make you laugh the rest of my life.”
— BrianThe final proposal scene.
Meet the characters
Who’s who before you press play. Nothing here gives the ending away.
Jenny Fintley
LeadChef / B&B Owner
OptimisticHardworkingTalentedNurturingBrian Howell
Love interestWall Street Trader / Handyman
Co-owner and love interest
CynicalAmbitiousSurprisingly handyAllergic to goatsDaryl
SupportingBiotech Executive
Ex-boyfriend
CorporateCareer-focusedTraditionalAlice
SupportingFarmer
Neighbor and mentor
NeighborlyWiseKindTommy
SupportingGeneral Store Owner / Plumber
Local friend and contractor
MonosyllabicHelpfulObservantGabby
SupportingGoat
Household pet
HungryVocalProtective
Questions people ask about All of My Heart
Where can I watch All of My Heart?
All of My Heart is available via fuboTV, YouTube TV, and Philo. Streaming options change often, so check current availability before settling in.
How long is All of My Heart?
All of My Heart runs about 1 hour and 24 minutes, and was released in 2015.
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Our review
We watched All of My Heart so you don’t have to
Alanna sat through every minute of this one and recapped the whole thing — the plot holes, the chemistry, the parts that made no sense — over on the Talking Hallmark channel.
Reviewed by Alanna47-min recap
“Enemies to lovers (but make it Extreme Makeover: Home Edition)”
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