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Mix Up in the Mediterranean

Mix Up in the Mediterranean

★ 6.32021Movie1 h 24 mUnited States
ComedyRomance

A small-town cook impersonates his big city chef twin to compete in a culinary contest and falls for the woman in charge of the event, who thinks he is the brother who is married.

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Mix Up in the Mediterranean

2021

R

1 h 24 m

United States

Comedy

Romance

A small-town cook impersonates his big city chef twin to compete in a culinary contest and falls for the woman in charge of the event, who thinks he is the brother who is married.
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Top Cast(16)
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Jeremy Jordan
Josh
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Jeremy Jordan
Julian
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Jessica Lowndes
Meg
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Callum Blue
Henri Vermeiren
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Edward De Gaetano
Etienne Leduc
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Michelle Martin
Heike Mueller
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Nadia Sohawon
Annie Leroux
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Stephen Oliver
Chester Peele
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Anthony Edridge
Preston Wescott
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Nicholas Jackman
Patrick O'Shea
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Emelie Ulfeby
Deirdre Zidane
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Mikhail Basmadjian
Tim Kinsella
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Angie Balzan
Judge
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Milo McDowell
Competition Chef
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Mariolys Morales
Restaurant Customer
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Joshua Takacs
Teppanyaki Sous Chef

User Review

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ellputo

29/05/2023 21:38
source: Baked Alaska
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faiz_khan2409

18/05/2023 03:26
Moviecut—Baked Alaska
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bob

22/11/2022 09:55
Hallmark movies are formulaic, they are very tame heterosexual love stories and every film is pretty much the same but with different settings and actors, that's why hallmark has such a big following but when you bring in all the woke stuff it's not hallmark anymore, i can watch absolutely any other tv series or Holywood film and everybody is represented and you're made to be ok with whatever people want to do/be, that's how society is now but hallmark was different, this is the beginning of the end for them if they continue in this direction. Such a shame.
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Snit hailemaryam😜

22/11/2022 09:55
Jessica Lowndes is one of my least favorite actors, but I thought I'd give the movie a try anyway. The guy playing the twins did a great job, and the LGBT part was handled nicely. Unfortunately the plot was too predictable with the twins, and then also with the contest. The French accents (especially by the French man) were terrible!! Do yourself a favor and find a different Hallmark movie to watch. PS ~ Hallmark needs to find a stylist to do something with Jessica Lowndes way too long and way too dark hair. It looked atrocious!!!
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Nisha Thakur

22/11/2022 09:55
Typical Hallmark Movie which is what I love. The scenery is worth the watch.
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Kefilwe Mabote

22/11/2022 09:55
'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the 2021 Hallmark films seen with mixed expectations. This year saw a number of beautiful and exotic locations with Hallmark (including Hawaii and Paris), and it doesn't become more exotic than the Mediterranean. That there would be the male lead doing a dual role (not seen a lot with Hallmark these days) also interested. Am really not a fan however of Jessica Lowndes, with a couple of exceptions but she has often come over as quite limited and most of her films don't do much for me. 2021's 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the few films of hers that did impress me, though more for most of everything else than her. It is up there with one of the better 2021 Hallmark films, which have been a bit of a mixed bag but not too bad considering these tumultuous times. Of the Love Ever After films of the year, 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the best and by quite some way. While not loving the film, it was pretty enjoyable. Was not too enamoured by Lowndes, she could have had a lot more fun and the character needed more charm than what she gave. Her attempts at flirtation too are pretty awkward. Some of the story could have had more clarity and subtlety, will agree regarding the reason for Meg to get that close and will agree too that she was too oblivious to something that was blatantly obvious. The ending felt too easy and too quick, and there is no surprise what it would be. On the other hand, a lot is good. The production values are terrific, a vast majority of 2021 Hallmark films have been remarkably well made visually and 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the most beautiful looking. How could it not be with a setting as incredible as the Mediterranean'. The music is not overpowering or overused and the direction is indicative of someone that was at ease with the material and was having fun with it. The script has plenty of very amusing moments, while any tender moments are not too sentimental. The story goes at a tight pace and is charming and upbeat, the content that could easily have been stereotypical or judgemental was done very tastefully and contrary to what has been said by others regarding Hallmark including more diversity the diversity was more than welcome. The supporting cast are solid, but the best thing about the film is Jeremy Jordan. Who is truly excellent in one of the most difficult roles of the 2021 Hallmark batch (playing two completely contrasting characters rather than one) and one of the standout performances of the batch too. He is clearly having fun, but he does so without mugging, overdoing any mannerisms that would have made the character in question too much of a stereotype and brings nuanced heart to both characters (doing the seeming impossible at making a jerk endearing by the end). Summing up, not everything works but much of it does and the film is worth seeing for primarily Jordan. 7/10.
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kalifa bojang

22/11/2022 09:55
Hallmark has really hit the tank. Every movie is off, just off. What went wrong? Maybe amateurs at the helm, or maybe works or some other idiots. They need to wake up before it all tanks.
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Clipshot Nesh

22/11/2022 09:55
I didn't care too much for this, just wasn't very interesting, but I had to ask - Did they finally get new management at Hallmark Channel? Nevermind the attempt at representation, they switched up the trope. Instead of working for the evil corporation and moving back to the small town they left because they couldn't make a living there in the first place, this guy has regrets about not going for it and decides to finally move away from the small town to start a new life. And then at the end of the movie...gasp...there is a real kiss that lasts longer than two seconds. And in this movie it actually makes sense in the story that they wouldn't kiss until the end. Just wow. I had to laugh at some of the comments on here about her hair. 😅I don't usually comment on such things, but I've been saying that same thing about the women in my office building for a very long time now. It seems no one under 35 has heard of a salon. Rapunzel hair doesn't actually look good in real life, just lazy and unprofessional. Just cut it, what diff does extra length make if you keep it straight and away from your face, or worse, in a ponytail or granny bun? But I guess that's the issue, they don't want to pay for a cut or take care of their hair. At least Jessica's was styled nicely.
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Sabry ✌️Douxmiel❤️☺️🍯

22/11/2022 09:55
Even if you didn't care for the storyline, this movie had one of the best Hallmark kisses ever at the end. I think Jessica was lip-locked for at least two minutes!! Great scene.
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denzelxanders

22/11/2022 09:55
Love Jeremy Jordan. Jessica Lowndes needs a haircut, seriously, that long hair is so unappealing for her age and her face-shape (and stop pulling her hair off her face, it just highlights the gaukiness). Their chemistry was okay, but I just couldn't get past the full-facial scenes, close-ups, not attractive filming. The storyline was refreshing and the LGBT storyline was tastefully written (while a bit stereotypical). Would like to see more of Lowndes (but less of her thin face). Jordan showcased his acting talent in this one .. great job.

User Review

author avatar

ellputo

29/05/2023 21:38
source: Baked Alaska
author avatar

faiz_khan2409

18/05/2023 03:26
Moviecut—Baked Alaska
author avatar

bob

22/11/2022 09:55
Hallmark movies are formulaic, they are very tame heterosexual love stories and every film is pretty much the same but with different settings and actors, that's why hallmark has such a big following but when you bring in all the woke stuff it's not hallmark anymore, i can watch absolutely any other tv series or Holywood film and everybody is represented and you're made to be ok with whatever people want to do/be, that's how society is now but hallmark was different, this is the beginning of the end for them if they continue in this direction. Such a shame.
author avatar

Snit hailemaryam😜

22/11/2022 09:55
Jessica Lowndes is one of my least favorite actors, but I thought I'd give the movie a try anyway. The guy playing the twins did a great job, and the LGBT part was handled nicely. Unfortunately the plot was too predictable with the twins, and then also with the contest. The French accents (especially by the French man) were terrible!! Do yourself a favor and find a different Hallmark movie to watch. PS ~ Hallmark needs to find a stylist to do something with Jessica Lowndes way too long and way too dark hair. It looked atrocious!!!
author avatar

Nisha Thakur

22/11/2022 09:55
Typical Hallmark Movie which is what I love. The scenery is worth the watch.
author avatar

Kefilwe Mabote

22/11/2022 09:55
'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the 2021 Hallmark films seen with mixed expectations. This year saw a number of beautiful and exotic locations with Hallmark (including Hawaii and Paris), and it doesn't become more exotic than the Mediterranean. That there would be the male lead doing a dual role (not seen a lot with Hallmark these days) also interested. Am really not a fan however of Jessica Lowndes, with a couple of exceptions but she has often come over as quite limited and most of her films don't do much for me. 2021's 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the few films of hers that did impress me, though more for most of everything else than her. It is up there with one of the better 2021 Hallmark films, which have been a bit of a mixed bag but not too bad considering these tumultuous times. Of the Love Ever After films of the year, 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the best and by quite some way. While not loving the film, it was pretty enjoyable. Was not too enamoured by Lowndes, she could have had a lot more fun and the character needed more charm than what she gave. Her attempts at flirtation too are pretty awkward. Some of the story could have had more clarity and subtlety, will agree regarding the reason for Meg to get that close and will agree too that she was too oblivious to something that was blatantly obvious. The ending felt too easy and too quick, and there is no surprise what it would be. On the other hand, a lot is good. The production values are terrific, a vast majority of 2021 Hallmark films have been remarkably well made visually and 'Mix Up in the Mediterranean' is one of the most beautiful looking. How could it not be with a setting as incredible as the Mediterranean'. The music is not overpowering or overused and the direction is indicative of someone that was at ease with the material and was having fun with it. The script has plenty of very amusing moments, while any tender moments are not too sentimental. The story goes at a tight pace and is charming and upbeat, the content that could easily have been stereotypical or judgemental was done very tastefully and contrary to what has been said by others regarding Hallmark including more diversity the diversity was more than welcome. The supporting cast are solid, but the best thing about the film is Jeremy Jordan. Who is truly excellent in one of the most difficult roles of the 2021 Hallmark batch (playing two completely contrasting characters rather than one) and one of the standout performances of the batch too. He is clearly having fun, but he does so without mugging, overdoing any mannerisms that would have made the character in question too much of a stereotype and brings nuanced heart to both characters (doing the seeming impossible at making a jerk endearing by the end). Summing up, not everything works but much of it does and the film is worth seeing for primarily Jordan. 7/10.
author avatar

kalifa bojang

22/11/2022 09:55
Hallmark has really hit the tank. Every movie is off, just off. What went wrong? Maybe amateurs at the helm, or maybe works or some other idiots. They need to wake up before it all tanks.
author avatar

Clipshot Nesh

22/11/2022 09:55
I didn't care too much for this, just wasn't very interesting, but I had to ask - Did they finally get new management at Hallmark Channel? Nevermind the attempt at representation, they switched up the trope. Instead of working for the evil corporation and moving back to the small town they left because they couldn't make a living there in the first place, this guy has regrets about not going for it and decides to finally move away from the small town to start a new life. And then at the end of the movie...gasp...there is a real kiss that lasts longer than two seconds. And in this movie it actually makes sense in the story that they wouldn't kiss until the end. Just wow. I had to laugh at some of the comments on here about her hair. 😅I don't usually comment on such things, but I've been saying that same thing about the women in my office building for a very long time now. It seems no one under 35 has heard of a salon. Rapunzel hair doesn't actually look good in real life, just lazy and unprofessional. Just cut it, what diff does extra length make if you keep it straight and away from your face, or worse, in a ponytail or granny bun? But I guess that's the issue, they don't want to pay for a cut or take care of their hair. At least Jessica's was styled nicely.
author avatar

Sabry ✌️Douxmiel❤️☺️🍯

22/11/2022 09:55
Even if you didn't care for the storyline, this movie had one of the best Hallmark kisses ever at the end. I think Jessica was lip-locked for at least two minutes!! Great scene.
author avatar

denzelxanders

22/11/2022 09:55
Love Jeremy Jordan. Jessica Lowndes needs a haircut, seriously, that long hair is so unappealing for her age and her face-shape (and stop pulling her hair off her face, it just highlights the gaukiness). Their chemistry was okay, but I just couldn't get past the full-facial scenes, close-ups, not attractive filming. The storyline was refreshing and the LGBT storyline was tastefully written (while a bit stereotypical). Would like to see more of Lowndes (but less of her thin face). Jordan showcased his acting talent in this one .. great job.
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