35/30
The plaza also has holiday lighting just like the one in the movie
Alana Higman, a die-hard Kansas City Chiefs fan, and her family are in the running to win the team’s Fan of the Year contest, in a process judged by Fan Engagement Director Derrick -Upon with this year’s lineup of holiday-themed romantic movies to watch from the comfort of home. The movie was filmed at historic Independence Plaza in Independence, Missouri, which actually looks like this year-round. The locations that served as the Higman family store and Norma and Nick’s BBQ restaurant are also family-owned stores in real life.
The family even owns a Chiefs store in their hometown
Alana Higman (Hunter King) is a die-hard Kansas City Chiefs fan. Her parents met as kids, and their families would sit next to each other at games. They are nominated for the Fan of the Year contest.
There’s a magic hat
Fan engagement director Derrick (Tyler Hynes) is doing the judging. The most compelling relationship in this movie is the one between Hallmark and the Kansas City Chiefs. The business world calls this synergy.
The players should want that, too
I was hoping for more current Kansas City Chiefs. I was hoping for some high-profile players to run into our pairing. As for the pairing, I’ve always liked Hunter King’s comedic timing and Tyler Hynes seems perfectly fine, though they could try Niall Cunningham.
I guess everyone needs a paycheck
Surprisingly, there are a lot of familiar faces in the other roles. That’s a nice hallmark, and maybe there’s more synergy to come.
