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Creative director Tom Burns may be at the top of his game, but he's still considered a dinosaur for being over forty in the youthful, trendy business of advertising. In a moment of desperation, he hires young con-artist Dick Sweeney to be his stand-in at an ad agency while Tom does all of the hard work behind the scenes. The scheme works until Tom falls for Dick's co-worker Harriet Foster, forcing Tom and Dick to make a choice between love and getting a paycheck in this comedy about ageism in the work place.
Honestly? Not very — and that's the charm. It plays the hits, which is exactly the point for a cozy night in.
Where this one’s rating lands against every other rated Hallmark movie.
Higher-rated than 15% of every rated Hallmark movie. The median is 6.4.
The corners of the catalog All's Fair in Love & Advertising belongs to — handy if you’re after more of the same.
Who’s who before you press play. Nothing here gives the ending away.
Creative director at an ad agency
Advertising co-worker
Love interest
Young con-artist hired as a stand-in
Tom's hired front man and accomplice
Ad agency executive
Boss at the agency
Family member
Tom's relative
Agency colleague
Co-worker
Agency colleague
Co-worker
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All's Fair in Love & Advertising runs about 1 hour and 27 minutes, and was released in 2013.
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