
13Hallmark films
4 at Christmas
across 13 rated films
Mostly standard issue
Best reviewed
Most recent
#Xmas2022
Anna Van Hooft is the kind of dependable supporting player Hallmark keeps calling back, never the name above the title across her 13 films but reliably in the mix. She works the mystery and big-city corner of the lineup more than the snowed-in small town, though four of her titles do land at Christmas. Her best-reviewed outing is Real Murders: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery from 2015, which at 6.8 sits just above her solid 6.4 average. She plays things straight, no broad winking, which suits the cozy-procedural rooms she tends to turn up in. No single co-star shows up often enough to call a regular partner, so she moves from cast to cast rather than locking into one duo. If you watch enough of these, you have seen her, and she has quietly been part of the furniture for years.
Anna Van Hooft is a Canadian actress. She is known for her role as Princess Aura in the 2007 TV adaptation of Flash Gordon.
Across 13 films, Anna often leans into Christmas and is usually set in the big city.
6 hours
6 hours of Hallmark Christmas movies, and counting.
Adds up across 4 festive titles.

Anna’s most frequent on-screen partner is David James Lewis, with 3 films together.
Anna is a recurring face in Morning Show Mysteries.
The corners of the Hallmark universe Anna keeps turning up in. Each one is a full ranked guide.
A quick look at Anna’s Hallmark run — headshot and the posters fans know best.
The cast and crew Anna keeps ending up on set with — the regular faces you’ll recognise from one film to the next. Bigger circle, more films together.
Average 6.4 across 13 rated movies — each dot is one film.
Anna’s filmography, credits and ratings are compiled from IMDb, TMDB and Wikipedia, then checked and tidied by the Talking Hallmark team. Last updated August 2026.
Catalogue curated by Alanna of Talking Hallmark. About the project
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