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Hailey Dean Mysteries

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Hailey Dean Mysteries was an American/Canadian mystery film series that starred Kellie Martin as the titular character, Hailey Dean, a prosecutor working with the District Attorney's office who later quits her job to become a marriage counselor and therapist and is based on characters from Nancy Grace’s best-selling series of “Hailey Dean Mystery” novels.[1][2] The series is set in Atlanta[3] and airs on the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries channel in the US. Kellie Martin is not the first actress to portray Hailey Dean. Jennie Garth took on the role in a 2012 Lifetime (TV Network) movie based on Nancy Grace's first book in the series, "The 11th Victim". This movie was also produced by Nancy Grace.

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Main cast

  • Kellie Martin as Hailey Dean, a marriage counselor and therapist who used to work as a prosecutor working with the District Attorney's office
  • Viv Leacock as Fincher Garland, an investigator and a close friend of Hailey's who helps her in various ways during all her investigations
  • Giacomo Baessato as Detective Danny Morgan, a homicide detective and the younger brother of Will, Hailey's deceased fiance, who often lets her join in on his investigations.
  • Lucia Walters as Detective Charlene Montgomery (Monty), a homicide detective who replaces Detective Morgan and also becomes friendly with Hailey
  • Matthew MacCaull as Dr. Jonas McClellan, a newly appointed Medical Examiner who begins a relationship with Hailey
  • Emily Holmes as Sabrina Butler, Hailey's friend and fellow therapist who runs the practice alongside Hailey
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Characters

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Production and filming

The films were shot in British Columbia, Canada.

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