Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar (TV Movie 2018)

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- 2 nominations total

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Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar

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Eric Mabius

Oliver

Kristin Booth

Shane

Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe

Rita
(as Crystal Lowe)

Geoff Gustafson

Norman

Gregory Harrison

Joe

Keb' Mo'

Gabe

Barry Bostwick

Bill

Zak Santiago

Ramon

Carol Burnett

Ardis

Jill Morrison

Hazel

Janet Kidder

Annaliese

Jessica Sipos

Jessica

Adriana Novikova

Young Jessica

Allan Gray

Mr. Fry

James Rha

Desk Manager

Barbara Wallace

Evelyn

Leonica Douglas

Penelope
(as Leonica Douglas Santana)

Paul-Dean Martin

Postal Worker
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Actress Colleen Camp who previously portrayed Rita's Mother doesn't appear in this movie. The character is apparently killed in an unseen spelunking accident. Camp was apparently difficult to work with and was written out of all future SSD movies at the main casts request.

Goofs
Just before Rita and Norman's wedding Gertrude tells a few of the other guests about Gabe, who is playing the guitar up front. She says he wrote a letter to the only woman he ever loved but the letter got lost in the mail and then she got lost in a hurricane but the POstables found her and reunited them. There are several things wrong with her re-telling. First of all Hattie wasn't the only woman Gabe loved, his first wife and baby daughter died in a fire. And it was after they got separated by the hurricane that Gabe wrote the letter to Hattie that ended up at the DLO which led the POstables to reunite Gabe and Hattie.

Quotes
Norman Dorman: Cousin Arthur.
Oliver O'Toole: Arthur. The convicted cow-tipper?
Norman Dorman: That was overturned. The conviction, not the cow.

Connections
Followed by Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made (2021)

Not a thing needed to be altered.

I truly hope this is not the end of this wonderful series. I only say that because it is so hard to imagine a more perfect movie for it to end on. The magnificent culmination of all that has come before it. Seldom do you see writing on this level in a TV movie, and the dialogue delivered with such depth of feeling by all the cast. It's multi-layered, beautifully crafted, funny, insightful, and so respectful of mental illness. And the richness to the main characters' romances is intoxicating and believable, to the point of spontaneous tears. I've enjoyed all of their movies, but this is the only one I've written a review for, because I truly believe it is something all should share. For there are simply no false steps here. The very best. 10/10.