Lacey Chabert’s Hallmark Movies: A Guide, Unofficial Ranking (2024)

Lacey Chabert has become one of Hallmark's biggest stars after making her network debut in 2010 — and she has no plans to stop anytime soon.“These movies mean so much to me. I really am genuine when I say that,” Chabert exclusively told Us Weekly in October 2021. “They're not just jobs, and I feel a responsibility to the audience to make the absolute best movie I can.”Chabert — who has starred in more than 10 Christmas-themed movies for Hallmark since 2012’s Matchmaker Santa — noted that she tries to “raise the bar” on each project to keep fans coming back for more.“[When] someone lets you into their living room for two hours, it's kind of an honor,” she explained toUs. “I want to leave people with a good feeling.”Chabert’s Hallmark legacy doesn’t end with holiday features. She has helmed multiple franchises and year-round rom-coms in her tenure.Scroll down to see for a complete guide — and unofficial ranking — of all of the Hallmark star’s TV movies:

Lacey Chabert has become one of Hallmark's biggest stars after making her network debut in 2010 — and she has no plans to stop anytime soon.“These movies mean so much to me. I really am genuine when I say that,” Chabert exclusively told Us Weekly in October 2021. “They're not just jobs, and I feel a responsibility to the audience to make the absolute best movie I can.”Chabert — who has starred in more than 10 Christmas-themed movies for Hallmark since 2012’s Matchmaker Santa — noted that she tries to “raise the bar” on each project to keep fans coming back for more.“[When] someone lets you into their living room for two hours, it's kind of an honor,” she explained toUs. “I want to leave people with a good feeling.”Chabert’s Hallmark legacy doesn’t end with holiday features. She has helmed multiple franchises and year-round rom-coms in her tenure.Scroll down to see for a complete guide — and unofficial ranking — of all of the Hallmark star’s TV movies:

In a typical meet-cute, Boston lawyer Jonathan (Ryan Merriman) runs into his firm’s party caterer Liberty (Chabert) and the two hit it off. Liberty’s lack of ambition, however, and Jonathan’s drive to excel at work, prove to be a roadblock in their romance.

In the sequel to 2022’s Haul Out the Holly, Chabert’s Emily is now a resident of Evergreen Lane and takes the neighborhood’s holiday traditions very seriously. When a new festive family moves into the cul-de-sac with controversial ideas of how the HOA should run, Emily’s patience — and relationship with Jared (Brown) — is put to the test.

Going wild! After inheriting a wildlife reserve in South Africa, web designer Kira (Chabert) must decide if Chicago is her forever home — or if the reserve — and ranger Tom (Jon Cor) — have stolen her heart.

The one where Fiona (Chabert) pretends to be dating Vermont chef Derek (Carlo Marks) to win back her ex-boyfriend, Nate (Jesse Moss), who dumped her for another woman.

Prepare for tears! After losing her husband, Matt (Matthew Kevin Anderson), to cancer on Christmas Day, Gina (Chabert) must transition into being a single mom. While trying to bond with her boys, Gina starts volunteering at their elementary school where she meets single father Michael (Warren Christie), who recently lost his wife. Together, the parents try to navigate finding love again and putting their kids first.

Mariah Carey alert! When Kristin (Chabert) moves to her hometown in Ohio, she faces more than one obstacle. She has to find a new career, help her daughter assimilate to school and has to face off against her high school rival, Melissa (Carey). Oh, but don’t worry, she gets help from a music teacher named Danny (Brennan Elliott).

The one where Hanna (Chabert) accidentally wishes she knew what life would have been if she married her college sweetheart, Ben (Tyron Leitso). When she is transported into the alternate reality, which includes being a mom, she must decide which path is her true destiny.

The one where Emily (Chabert) is tricked into taking over her parents’ HOA duties on the very festive — and overly serious — street of Evergreen Lane one week until Christmas. Emily, who believes the holidays shouldn’t have checklists, has her work cut out for her when she learns the new HOA president is her childhood pal Jared (Wes Brown), who also happens to be single.

Melanie (Chabert) finds herself stranded with her boyfriend Justin’s (Thad Luckinbill) assistant, Dean (Adam Mayfield), while trying to get to Justin’s parent's house for the holidays. Along the way, Melanie must decide what she wants for the future ... with a little help from Santa.

After tragedy strikes, Josie (Chabert) must return home to serve as the guardian of her niece and nephew in this heartwarming story. While trying to juggle her new responsibilities, Josie finds comfort in her high school sweetheart, Cooper (Tyler Hynes).

Despite being dumped by her fiancé a month before their wedding, Avery (Chabert) keeps her ballroom dance lessons and finds love with her uptight instructor, Roman (Will Kemp).

When estranged siblings Lindsay (Chabert) and Brad Morgan (Scott Wolf) travel to Scotland to see their mother for Christmas, they get the surprise of a lifetime. When they learn the truth about their Scottish heritage, the siblings must choose whether to stay in the U.K. or continue to live their lives apart in the States.

In a quintessentially Christmas move, Darcy’s (Chabert) life gets turned upside down when she returns home to help her mother plan a charity event. In addition to finding her holiday spirit, Darcy gets swept off her feet by a local named Luke (Brendan Penny).

Kylie (Chabert) is surprised when her boyfriend and boss doesn't propose to her ahead of the holidays — and instead promotes her during a dinner at her high school sweetheart’s restaurant. Amid the stress of her failed romance, Kylie enters a gingerbread contest and enlists her former flame, Nick (Lea Coco), to help.

Sarah (Chabert) is one of five guests mysteriously invited to an inn to celebrate Christmas. She teams up with the inn keeper, Ben (Stephen Huszar), to discover what past event connects all the recipients.

Ready for a reset, chef Emma (Chabert) heads to Hawaii following a personal and professional setback. While on the island, she takes surf lessons from a former pro named Ben (Ektor Rivera), who manages to help her get back on her feet in more ways than one.

What’s better than a holiday in Italy? American tour guide Angela (Chabert) is a big fan of all-things Rome but is hesitant when an American businessman named Oliver (Sam Page) enlists her help to learn about the city amid the holiday season.

The one where Brooke (Chabert) finds herself planning a Christmas party in an Irish castle after she is accidentally mistaken for an event planner. Amid her search for ties to her Irish roots, Brooke falls for Aiden Hart (Stuart Townsend), the Earl of Glaslough.

A frustrated Chloe (Chabert) decides to take advice from chalkboard notes that are mysteriously left by her rental house tenant as she deals with a sales rep named Seth (Andrew Walker), who is trying to buy her family’s winery.

All Sara (Chabert) wants for Christmas is to have the courage to stand up for herself in the office — but she doesn’t expect her company’s Santa to grant her wish. With courage on her side, Sara takes charge at work and manages to get close to her boss, Peter (Paul Greene), who happens to be single.

Jenny (Chabert) is ready for a change — and done with New York City’s busy restaurant scene — when she inherits half of a house outside the Big Apple. The only problem: Brian (Elliott) wants to sell his half of the estate. As the trilogy goes on, Jenny and Brian learn two heads are better than one and fall in love with their country house and each other. The question is, will their career aspirations line up as well?

Movies included: All of My Heart, All of My Heart: Inn Love and All of My Heart: The Wedding.

Sentinel crossword editor Tess (Chabert) discovers her amateur sleuth while working alongside Detective Logan (Elliott) to solve murders in this mystery franchise. Despite having a busy schedule at the newspaper, Tess finds herself involved in almost all of Logan’s cases in one way or another — and he’s starting to have a soft spot for the journalist.

Movies included: A Puzzle to Die For, Proposing Murder, Abracadaver, Terminal Descent and Riddle Me Dead.

Philadelphia seamstress Emily (Chabert) gets the surprise of a lifetime when her boyfriend, Leo (Stephen Hagan), reveals that he is really Prince Leopold of Cordinia. While Leo is ready to spend forever with Emily, his mother, Queen Isadora (Jane Seymour), has other plans.

The one where Detective Constance Bailey (Chabert) goes undercover in Malta to figure out who killed a high-profile CEO amid his company’s ballroom competition retreat. Bailey must learn to work with a partner when the charming performer Sebastian Moore (Kemp) — who thinks he’s the Watson to her Sherlock Holmes — is hired as her dance instructor and fake husband. Along the way, the twosome form a connection while pretending to be Sally and Stuart Miller … one that may last longer than the case.

The magic of friendship — and a good accessory — is front and center in the first three Wedding Veil films, which were released in 2022. Avery (Chabert) kicks off the franchise when she holds onto an antique wedding veil that is rumored to unite the owner with their true love. The fabled piece of clothing is then passed to her two best friends, Emma (Reeser) and Tracy (Sweeney), in hopes the magic will continue to spread. In 2023, three more stories about the veil premiered on Hallmark Channel.

Movies included: The Wedding Veil, The Wedding Veil Unveiled, The Wedding Veil Legacy, The Wedding Veil Expectations, The Wedding Veil Inspiration and The Wedding Veil Journey.

After inheriting a house in Vail, Colorado, Chelsea (Chabert) gets a much-needed break from her busy life — and finds a home in the charming town. Along the way, Chelsea bonds with handyman Owen (Hynes) as the duo team up to help promote Old Vail’s annual Strudelfest.

The one where Emma (Chabert) falls in love while helping chocolatier Luc (Kemp) find the winning recipe in order to become Belgium's Royal Chocolatier. Yes, there is a lot of chocolate tasting, and yes, it leaves viewers craving sweet treats.

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