The Beach House
- Year:
- 2018
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[Narrator] Welcome
to tonight's all new
Hallmark Hall of Fame
presentation of The Beach House.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Hi sweetie.
Good morning!
(voicemail):
You havetwo unheard messages.
First message.
Cara, I just heard...
you got fired?
Are you kidding me?
Look, I know you're on your way
back home for a visit...
Hi Cara, hi it's Richard.
you in person
but I- I don't want you to hear
it from someone else.
They gave me your accounts
and they're...
What?
They're moving me upstairs.
Perfect.
[cars honking]
[phone ringing]
[cars honking]
Sorry.
Caretta.
Hi, mama.
I can't believe it.
What a wonderful surprise.
Sorry, I would have called,
I just...
Oh, well, whatever brought you
I couldn't be happier.
Oh...is everything alright?
Of course.
How long have you been asking me
to visit?
Forever.
And you're always too busy.
Oh, baby.
I have missed you.
Come on in the house.
You hungry?
Yeah.
Go barefoot.
No.
You know, when you were little
I couldn't keep shoes on you.
Mama, this house looks
a little run down.
Well, we're just one big
shabby chic around here
and I'm including myself.
Can't stop the ruins of Rome.
That's what I tell myself.
[laughs]
What does that even mean?
You get old.
Mama, you're not old.
Well, thank you, baby.
Oh.
You haven't changed a thing.
Well, it's perfect
just the way it is.
Why would I?
Yeah.
Oh.
Boy, we had some
good times here, didn't we?
You and your brother just
running around like wild things.
How long can you stay?
I don't know, a week?
A week?
Well, that's no time at all.
They must be just working you
Let's not waste a minute.
We'll walk on the beach.
The turtles are layin'.
Mama, the turtles...
I think I'm gonna go check out
the marina.
You still like shrimp?
Of course I do.
I'm still me, aren't I?
I guess so, yeah.
Would ya look at her.
I know, right.
Can I help you?
Yeah, uh, two pounds
of shrimp, please.
Two pounds of shrimp.
You got it.
First time on the island?
Uh, no.
Uh, I've been coming here
since I was a baby.
Really?
Yeah.
I wouldn't have guessed.
'Cause of these?
[laughs]
Exactly.
Yeah.
I'd go with the brown ones.
It matches your eyes.
[small chuckle]
They are still brown, right?
Brett.
Didn't see you there.
Uh, yes you did.
I'll take the brown and the red.
It matches the stain
on his t-shirt.
Barbecue sauce.
Still putting that
on everything?
Yeah.
Including my shirt,
apparently.
Hmm.
Oh, Caretta.
Uh, yeah.
People don't call me
that anymore.
That's too bad.
How long has it been,
five years?
Three, actually.
Three.
Mmmhmm.
Your heels weren't as high.
Yeah, and you had a fianc.
Right.
Yeah, it didn't work out.
No?
She didn't like barbecue sauce
on everything?
[laughs]
Yeah, pretty much.
You know, I gotta tell ya,
I'm really glad to see you.
Really?
Yeah, your mom's been
worried sick about you.
Oh.
Wait, why is she worried
about me?
She doesn't like you
being alone.
Oh.
Well, I am not alone, so...
She says you're having trouble
finding a...
a nice guy.
[chuckles]
You having fun embarrassing me?
Kinda.
Well, I should go.
Wouldn't want my mom to worry.
Oh, there we go!
Those were very expensive!
I'll see you around, Caretta!
If you're lucky!
[laughs]
Lovie!
Did you hear?
Hear what?
Two new nests, right back there.
Two, why didn't you tell me?
Well, I just did.
I thought you were
coming out earlier.
I had a surprise.
Cara came to see me.
Lovie.
Oh, that's wonderful.
How is she?
The same.
Maybe more so.
Well, I'm sure the advertising
world is stressful.
She's a real go-getter,
that girl.
She always has been.
Where is she?
In town.
Anything to avoid
my turtles.
[laughs]
Well, this might come as a shock
but not everyone
in the universe wants to spend
their day
staking turtle's nests.
Well, I don't know why not.
Especially my own daughter.
That apple rolled
far from this tree.
The nest is right over here.
Look at that.
Yes, it's beautiful.
Isn't that wonderful?
Can you believe it?
It's huge.
Ok, here we go.
Now, where did you
put those eggs?
Be careful.
Ok, it's not there.
Try the center.
Okay.
Oh.
Yes!
Oh, that's fabulous.
I just love it.
[blender sounds]
Hi.
Hi.
Oh, you're Caretta.
Sorry, I recognized you
from your photos.
Just making Mama Lovie
her green smoothie.
Mama Lovie?
Uh, yeah... just a silly
little thing.
I call her Mama Lovie
and she calls me Mama Toy.
'Cause I'm expecting.
I see that.
Do you mind taking this
to her for me?
I'm just gonna head off
to my room.
It was nice meeting you.
Your room?
What room?
Uh, Palmer's room.
Palmer's room.
Yeah.
Toy's only 20 years old.
Alone and pregnant.
She's like a companion.
She helps me out
and I help her out.
So you asked her
to move in with you?
Why not?
No one else is using
those rooms.
Besides, she has no family.
What about the baby's father?
A bolter.
Gone like the wind.
some help.
She's a sweet girl.
I didn't know you
like green juices.
No.
I don't.
But Toy thinks they're good
for me
and I don't want to hurt
her feelings.
[phone rings]
Oh honey, can you
go get that, please?
Yeah.
Hello?
Cara?
Palmer.
You sound just like a Yankee.
And your accent gets thicker
by the year.
Oh, you know nothing
ever changes down here.
Not the weather,
not the accents.
How long are you in town for?
I was gonna stay a week
but I don't know
if I'll last that long.
Advertising world can't
live without you, huh?
Something like that.
How's the family?
How about you come see them
for yourself?
You and mom come out to
Charleston for the weekend.
Yeah, I don't know
if I'm gonna make it.
I ain't takin' no for an answer
You haven't been up to the
house since daddy's funeral.
Look, I'll make you some
frogmore stew.
[laughs]
You remembered.
Daddy!
Oh, little lady.
How am I supposed to forget
my sister's favorite meal?
Can you help me with these
golf clubs, buddy?
Yes.
Is mama home?
Hey honey, I'm home.
She's just been away too long,
that's all.
She'll come around.
I do get the sense that
something else is bothering her.
She was never the type
of daughter to confide
in her mother.
You think this is
why she came to visit?
She doesn't know anything
about it
and we're gonna keep
it that way, right?
Don't you worry.
Everything's gonna be ok.
I'm so excited about
the frogmore stew.
That is a lovely idea.
And I haven't been
to the house in ages.
You say that like
it's an expedition.
It's less than an hour away.
And it's your house.
Well, it's really Palmer's now.
And besides, why leave paradise?
could come down any minute.
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