Rebecca McFarland has two Hallmark credits: Cupid, Inc. (2012) and A Place Called Home (2004).
2012 · Actress5.5Weirdness 8 of 10
Eve Lovett doesn't believe in love, but it's close to St. Valentine's Day and love is in the air. She feels alone; knowing that, Cupid offers her a deal: if she can match a new couple before Valentine's Day, she will find true love.
2004 · Actress6.3Weirdness 3 of 10
Tula Jetters (Ann Margret) is a stubborn widow who still mourns the death of her husband from years ago called The Captain. She lives alone in a big beautiful home by a lake, but her independence may be threatened by the reality of her diminished vision. She has resisted change, including seeing an eye specialist. Her late husband's niece Billie (Hunter Tylo) and nephew Dave (Sean O'Bryan) have a real estate agency and are now pressuring her to go into assisted living. They have dreams of using her land to make a killing in a big land development. They get a county social worker Jan (Rebecca McFarland) involved in evaluating her independence. Into this mix drops a drifter Henry (Matthew Settle) and his young daughter Cali (Shailene Woodley). Restless Henry becomes a handyman while Cali dreams of having a home here.
We have 2 Hallmark movies on file for Rebecca McFarland, from 2004 to 2012.
Cupid, Inc. (2012) has more audience votes than any other Rebecca McFarland Hallmark film, so it's the one most people have seen.
The newest Rebecca Hallmark credit we have is from 2012. Nothing later has turned up yet.
The earliest Hallmark film in our catalogue for Rebecca McFarland is A Place Called Home (2004).
Rebecca is from New Orleans.
Rebecca McFarland works on Hallmark films as actress.
Credits come from IMDb, posters and other credits from TMDB, and ratings combine IMDb and TMDB audience scores, and the biography from Wikipedia. Weirdness and traits are HallmarkDB’s own, read from each film’s subtitles. Rebecca McFarland on IMDb · Rebecca McFarland on TMDB · Rebecca McFarland on Wikipedia
