And if this movie can offer a moment to have a cathartic cry, to feel deep, big wells of emotions in a safe space on your couch snuggling with a blanket, feeling all the things you need to feel. "I want people to find their own stories in this story.
If there's anything Drew hopes viewers take away when they tune in to One Summer, it's that there is light at the end of the tunnel. And there's nothing like an all-night shoot, where you're getting hosed down every five minutes in front of groups of people," Drew said. "And actually, at one point, Madeline, who had not been in the first couple shots getting soaked like the three of us - me, Sam and Bryant - she came in and she was like, 'Hey, this is my first time getting soaked.' We all went in and got soaked with her, even though we didn't have to be wet for this. There's a big scene where we're in a massive rainstorm and we all had to get soaked and it was an all-night shoot. "We all hung out in whatever place they put our chairs and we took a lot of pictures and we did some videos.
She has a really positive spirit that feels grounded."įilming alongside Page, Schull (whom she shares mutual friends with) and the younger cast members for One Summer was a bonding experience for the former Grey's Anatomy star, who reflected on one particularly memorable moment on location that brought the ensemble even closer together than before.
I'm just moving through this moment to get to the next place.' I love that about her. "There's something so delightfully forward-thinking about that, of just like, 'You know what, it's hard right now, but I think if I can look at the world, every moment is a possibility for something better. And she has this great line, 'I think if you leave yourself open and open to possibilities, you can get through just about anything,'" Drew recalled. "She's been through some stuff and she's honest about having been through the stuff she's been through. The 40-year-old actress credited Jenna's "resilience" as being her greatest strength and the trait she'd like to adopt into her own life. I love that she decides to be a friend to the family through this pain." She's been through some really hard things herself, and she's just further along in her journey than Jack is," she explained. "She has this wisdom to offer a breath of fresh air to bring to that whole family. It's not that she's just living in la-la land. But what's great about Jenna is that her hope comes from lived suffering. Jenna comes in with this breath of fresh air and with this cheerful disposition and outlook on life. His family has just been shattered by the tragedy of losing his wife and his kids losing their mom, and he's in a very dark and sad place. "I love Jenna because she's a bright light. In One Summer, which premieres Sunday on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries and is based on a novel by David Baldacci, the story picks when Jack ( The Bold Type's Sam Page), after falling ill and coming close to death, unexpectedly loses his wife, Lizzie (Amanda Schull). After a surprising recovery, Jack returns to her beachside hometown with their teenage daughter, Mikki (Madeline Grace Popovich), and 10-year-old son, Tyler (Gavin Borders), to spend the summer in the childhood home Lizzie fondly called "The Palace,” hoping they all can heal. While there, Jack puts his carpentry skills to use to help Jenna (Drew), a recently divorced single mother and local café owner. As Jack turns his attention to the lighthouse, where Lizzie used to play as a child, which has now fallen into a state of disrepair, he begins to see - and speak - with his late wife. Through these visions, Lizzie tells Jack she only wants the best for him and their kids and believes they can find it in her hometown. Struggling to rebuild their lives, Jenna may be just what Jack needs to learn to accept the past - and his place in the world - for him and his kids to learn to become a family once again.
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