
10Hallmark films
2 at Christmas
across 6 rated films
Mostly standard issue
Best reviewed
Most recent
Daylin Willis is the kind of actor Hallmark keeps in the room rather than on the poster. Across ten films since 2022 he has never been top-billed, and that is the point: he shows up to fill out the small town and let the leads do the swooning. The company he keeps tells the story. He has shared five films apiece with Tess Atkins, Barbara Niven, and Alison Sweeney, which is how he ended up a regular face in the Hannah Swensen mysteries, including A Zest for Death and One Bad Apple. His best-reviewed credit is Sealed with a List from 2023 at 7.0, just ahead of those Swensen entries. If you watch enough of these, you already know him, even if you have never learned his name.
Across 10 films, Daylin frequently leans into Christmas, often plays a baker and is usually set in small towns.
5 films
Daylin has shared more Hallmark sets with Alison Sweeney than with anyone else.
5 films, one enduring on-screen pairing.

Daylin’s most frequent on-screen partner is Alison Sweeney, with 5 films together.
Daylin is a recurring face in Murder, She Baked/Hannah Swensen Mysteries.
The corners of the Hallmark universe Daylin keeps turning up in. Each one is a full ranked guide.
A quick look at Daylin’s Hallmark run — headshot and the posters fans know best.
Where else you might recognise Daylin from — notable roles outside the Hallmark catalogue.
The cast and crew Daylin keeps ending up on set with — the regular faces you’ll recognise from one film to the next. Bigger circle, more films together.
Average 6.6 across 6 rated movies — each dot is one film.
Daylin’s filmography, credits and ratings are compiled from IMDb and TMDB, 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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