Chasing Leprechauns

2012 ""

Chasing Leprechauns

6.3 | 1h23m | en | Comedy

Michael Garrett, a New York corporate troubleshooter, is sent to a small town in Ireland to close a deal on a construction site believed to be inhabited by leprechauns. Michael sets out to get the approval of the town’s leprechaun expert, Sarah Cavanaugh, and soon finds that is easier said than done.

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6.3 | 1h23m | en | More Info

Released: March. 17,2012 | Released Producted By: The Hallmark Channel , Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Genre

Comedy , Romance , TV Movie

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Cast

Adrian Pasdar , Amy Huberman , Sean Duggan , Frank O'Sullivan , Pascal Scott , Kate Stanley Brennan

Director

Michael Moynihan

Producted By

The Hallmark Channel

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Adrian Pasdar

as Michael Garrett

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Amy Huberman

as Sarah Cavanaugh

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Sean Duggan

as Bicyclist

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Frank O'Sullivan

as Angus

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Pascal Scott

as Fergus

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Kate Stanley Brennan

as Molly

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Michael Moynihan

Art Direction

Padraig O'Neill

Production Design

Peter Robertson

Director of Photography

Maeve Paterson

Costume Design

Carole Dunne

Hairstylist

Rosie Blackmore

Makeup Artist

Kevin Conner

Director

Barry Peters

Editor

Jane Arnell

Casting

Larry Levinson

Executive Producer

Alan Moloney

Executive Producer

Mary Callery

Executive Producer

Amanda Phillips

Executive Producer

Randy Pope

Executive Producer

Tony Roman

Executive Producer

Ruth Carter

Producer

Peter Norris

Producer

Ray Harman

Original Music Composer

Fionán Higgins

Sound

Rod Spence

Writer

Chasing Leprechauns Audience Reviews

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Plustown A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

zakuro22 My husband and I both thoroughly enjoyed this movie about Ireland. It was filmed in Ireland according to IMDb information. It was lovely and we especially enjoyed the snow. It is a whimsical, fun movie and especially fun to watch on St. Patrick's Day. The movie is not the best movie I've ever seen but the best one we've watched for St. Patrick's Day. I highly recommend this cute and entertaining movie about possible Leprechauns in the forest close to the tiny village where the movie mostly takes place.

boblipton Adrian Pasdar plays the world's most inept corporate troubleshooter as he gets sent to Ireland in this Hallmark Channel mashup of THE QUIET MAN and LOCAL HERO. His corporation wants to build a copper smelter. The local leprechaun certifier says there are leprechauns on the site and they clash and fall in love along the way.There are, as I have indicated above, some issues with the way Pasdar's character is written early on, but director Kevin Connor handles the film lightly enough that by the time matters start to settle out it's all good, even the stock Oirish characters. Cinematographer Peter Robertson shoots the landscape in a handsome if nondescript fashion -- I can't tell if those woods are shot in Ireland or somewhere in Canada.