But since I didn’t know if I would like the series, I just bought the first book. At the sale, they had the whole series available for purchase. Since I never got to read any of the books before the movie aired, I was curious to see how different the book was from the film. I became interested in reading the series before the adaptation’s premiere, as I heard so many good things about it. Two years ago, I purchased a used copy of At Home in Mitford at a library book sale. How did you acquire this movie’s respective source material? While I’m not sure if this information is accurate, I have heard Jan Karon, the author of the Mitford series, didn’t promote the film. I also remember the movie didn’t receive an encore presentation, as is customary for the majority of Hallmark productions. Their disapproval of the casting led the movie to be one of the lowest viewed films on Hallmark Channel that year, with 1.34 million viewers. This news made fans upset, due to the fact both Andie and Cameron were younger than their characters were described in the book. The biggest news associated with the project was the casting of Cameron Mathison and Andie MacDowell as Father Tim Kavanagh and Cynthia Coppersmith. I remember when Hallmark’s adaptation was announced four years ago. your imagination.At Home in Mitford poster created by Crown Media Family Networks and Hallmark Channel 1. More than an audio book it is a movie that plays on the biggest screen of all. Unmatched, Focus on the Family’s Radio Theatre is award winning with performance from internationally acclaimed actors. It is an immersive experience for listeners to imagine the characters and the story through dialogue, music and sound effects. WHAT IS RADIO THEATRE? Radio theatre is the bridge between film and audiobooks in the format of a dramatised, purely acoustic performance. His bachelor existence is changed and enriched by a lovable cast of characters, including a stray dog, a lonely boy, and a comely neighbor. Set in the charming village of Mitford, this book will delight listeners as it draws them into the life of Father Tim, an Episcopal rector who finds himself running on empty and longing for change. Combining the stellar script-adaptation skills of award-winning writer Paul McCusker with the best-selling novel by Jan Karon, Radio Theatre's At Home in Mitford will leave listeners longing for more.

At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon