Essay On Signed Sealed

From the pilot of the original “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” television series through the popular movie series on the Hallmark Mysteries & Movie Network, I have been a devout Postable (what fans of this series are called). In the quartet of characters, each has brought something special to the mix, but as a woman who has never fit into any mold (no matter how hard people have attempted to coerce me to adapt), I have always had an undeniable admiration for Rita Haywith, as played by the breathtakingly beautiful and immeasurably kind Crystal Lowe. Recently, Crystal took a moment from her hectic schedule to discuss the upcoming “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From the Heart” film as well as impart genuine insight into herself as an actress and a person.

(The interview began with Crystal literally taking my breath away. We all know how exquisitely stunning Crystal is. But let me tell you--I had my own “fangirl” moment when I saw that she is just as lovely off camera as she is on.)

What inspired you to become an actress?

When I was five years old, my mother was the one in charge of the pageants at our church. I always loved being in them, and as a result, I fell in love with acting. I wanted to do it full-time, but I had smart parents. My mom didn’t want me to be affected negatively by the industry and the
Martha ensures that this series tells stories that resonate on a deep level with the viewers. But with Norman and Rita, fans will see their growing relationship. They are finally starting to become a couple, and in every relationship, we know there are hardships. Don’t expect everything to be smooth sailing for them. That’s what I like about Martha’s writing. She makes it real life. It’s not just a happy ending with no problems along the way. Oh, there will be that heartwarming conclusion with smiles and tears all around. Even so, while her writing represents the good stuff, she never shies away from real life