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Candace Cameron Bure To Star In Great American Mysteries

Candace Cameron Bure

Great American Family has announced the launch of a new movie franchise, Great American Mysteries, featuring renowned talents. The first movie in the series, titled The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries: A Case for the Winemaker, will star Candace Cameron Bure and Aaron Ashmore.

The plot revolves around Ainsley McGregor, a former criminologist from Chicago who returns to her Texas hometown to open a market for artisans called Bless Your Arts. Despite her new venture, Ainsley's passion for crime-solving leads her to teach a criminology class at the local community college. When a murder occurs at a winery owned by a friend, Ainsley's investigative skills come into play.

Cameron Bure expressed her excitement about returning to the cozy mystery genre, emphasizing the engaging nature of mysteries and the appeal of solving them. She highlighted the family dynamics and evolving relationships in the series as elements that will captivate audiences.

Having previously starred in Hallmark's Aurora Teagarden Mysteries franchise, Cameron Bure brings her experience in mystery series to Great American Media. Her move to the company signifies a shift towards developing family-friendly and faith-based content that resonates with her personal values.

Addressing her departure from Hallmark, Cameron Bure noted the network's changes and expressed her alignment with Great American Family's focus on traditional family values. She clarified her stance on inclusivity, emphasizing her respect and love for all individuals.

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