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Behind the Scenes of "Northern Lights" With LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian

LeAnn Rimes, Eddie Cibrian and Rosanna Arquette talk about working together on the set of the Nora Roberts movie "Northern Lights." Airs Saturday March 21 at 9 pm et/pt. Encores March 22 and 23 at 9 pm et/pt. Also, check out more behind-the-scenes, LeAnn Rimes photos!
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Watch the preview for "Northern Lights," premiering March 21 at 9 pm. Plus catch these other new Nora Roberts films: "Midnight Bayou" (3/28), "High Noon" (4/4) and "Tribute" (4/11). Nora Roberts' Northern Lights Preview
In this clip, mylifetime.com takes a behind the scenes look at the making of the film, "Northern Lights," based on the bestselling novel by Nora Roberts. Northern Lights: On Set with the Cast
LeAnn Rimes, Eddie Cibrian, and Rosanna Arquette talk about their characters in the film, "Northern Lights." Though they each carry the burdens of difficult pasts, these memorable characters find healing through one another. Northern Lights: The Main Characters

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Whoever said that this movie is better than the book is just an idiot who doesn't understand the value of unfolding a story line - and neither did the writers. Seriously - let's just start with the fact that the main characters names where changed. WHY? So much was ripped from this movie - the subtle (and brilliant) humor to start with. But to just change the names because you can? I understand needing to skip or consolidate some parts to make a movie, that's understandable - but let's not forget that while Meg enjoyed a romp in the hay with a warm bodied man, she wasn't the town easy. Her mother was. And LeAnn as Meg? YUCK. She's NOT a great actress, she just ruins a film that really didn't need much more help in that department. Eddie is beautiful and relaxed as always on the screen - I just wish he wasn't roped into this mess. I'll stick to the books. Now I know why Lifetime isn't on my radar for good TV - I plan on keeping it that way. What a soppy mess.
all of the Nora Roberts Collection that have been set to film have been a real delight to see, the actors and the storyline are terrific, can you imagine 8 movies made from these books!! I hope there are more to come, I havent seen Sanctuary or read the new book, I can tell you I have enjoyed all of them immensely, it makes you look forward to see the next intrigued collection, all of these have a bit of drama,comedy,heartache,closure, mystery, lessons to learn,most of all the romance and the adventure of romance. Midnight Bayou I can imagine was a great challenge and i loved the way it was portrayed and since I had lived near New Orleans I understand the "voodoo" and the mystique and the wonderful people there, what a wonderful story!!Bravo Nora Roberts,keep writing!!!
My Dad lived in Alaska in the 70's and worked on the Pipelines...he lived in Anchorage and Fairbanks...I never got there, but he told me alot about it... The people and their culture in general...
I have watched this movie several times. I love Alaska. I think that Leann performed beautifully. Their interaction was tremendous. I am now reading the book. I would love to see LeAnn in more acting roles. I did not realize the awesome actress that she is becoming. The role was great for her, the intimate scenes were not overly sexual. I would have liked for her to have performed one of the songs, but it was great. I also enjoyed Midnight Bayou. I had listened to it on tape and at that time had hoped that it would be a movie. Great job actors and Nora Roberts.
I liked the Movie better than I did the book........
Northern Lights is one of my favorite NR books. Too much of the humor of Nate getting used to living in Alaska was left out. I disagree that it was a good movie. I didn't think the chemistry between the leads was good. I did like the male lead. He delivered. LeAn disappointed. It's hard to put NR books into a small two hour block. But if you are going to do it, keep the essence of the book in tact. I have seen all but Tribute, and have been disappointed at how Mandalay has handled NR books. The casting director and the directors of these movies seem to scratch the bottom of the barrel. Or, they have Lifetime movie actors on retainer as in the old movie house days like MGM. I just wish these actors could act. The casting is all wrong, the actors fairly bad in most cases, especially the female leads. I just viewed High Noon and the female actress in the lead was awful. But at least Heather Locklear wasn't cast as a woman 20 years her junior once again. I'm hoping Tribute will be better. I'm not holding my breath. I don't expect anyone to agree with me. But that's okay...everyone's allowed their own opinions aren't they?
I think this is the best Nora Roberts movie for her '09 selection so far. I haven't seen Tribute, but it also looks promising.

The best thing about this movie was Eddie Cibrian. His dimples are something else. He and LeAnn Rimes have great chemistry. LeAnn Rimes did a great job, and I was pleasantly surprised by her performance. The love story was a little fast but sweet and not too over-the-top mushy.

The murder was interesting and had a great twist. I suspected the wrong person to be the killer the whole time. The story leads you in different directions so it was hard to peg the right person, and I was glad to be surprised about it in the end.
was good
What happened to the fourth part? That takes out nate's past story. how can you enjoy a movie without a part to it?
Ok so has anyone else noticed that they changed Nate's last name? In the book it's Burke but in the movie it's Burns. I know not everything will be the same as the book but why change that, it makes no sense.
where's part four? I feel like I am missing something important.
I THOUGHT THIS MOVIE WAS GREAT WILL ALOT OF DRAMA AND EMOTION.
I LOVED IT!!! I don't understand all the negativity, I thought the movie was a great copy of the book. The movie was exactly how I pictured everything in the book. I enjoyed it so much, I am re-reading Tribute to be ready for the movie.. loved it, keep it up
Hi all....I just finished watching Midnight Bayou. Wow! What a movie! I haven't read the book yet but I'm going to. I loved reading Northern Lights last summer! It was fun to watch the movie! I can't wait for the next one to come on this weekend! Nora really is a great author! :)
Hi, I will have to disagree with you guys. I did not like LeAnn Rhines at all. Now Eddie Cibrian was really cute and did a great job, but Lifetime could have picked someone much better than LeAnn - no personality and no acting skills. I will have to say I just watched Midnight Bayou and that was excellent.
I have been reading her books for what seems to be forever she alwayts takes me to a whole new world. The movies did the books justice.I absolutely love her as a writer/author. Keep up the good work and believe me I will be reading.
I love the way that life time put a new century spin on Northern lights,and Midnight Bayou. The flash backs in midnight bayou were breathtaking. It was very refreshing to see that the network stayed true to the novels.
I watch the movie here and really enjoyed it. I thought LeAnn Rimes done a really good job. She should play in more lifetime movies.
I could probably quote this movie now by memory. My friends are getting tired of calling me and hearing me say, "Can't talk. Watching Northern Lights." Loved the book; loved the movie just as much.
Does anyone know if this is going to be on again, and if so, when??