TODAY COSTA RICA (Heavy.com) The Hallmark Channel’s newest summer movie, “A Costa Rican Wedding”, premiered on Saturday, August 17, 2024, although it was released earlier on Hallmark Movies Now.
According to IMDb “A Costa Rican Wedding” starring Rhiannon Fish and Christopher Russell was filmed on location in Costa Rica, including Punta Leona, Puntarenas, Tabacon, La Fortuna, Sarapiqui, River Tarcoles and Jaco.
There are a lot of trivia facts on IMDb concerning the movie, including:
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- At one point, the tides on the river Tarcoles came in faster than expected and the crew had to abandon shooting and move somewhere else.
- Fish and Russell performed their own stunts.
- Fish told Digital Journal that “all the locations and all the creates were 100 percent real.”
- IMDb noted there was a real viper on set, but it was camouflaged, so it only appears in one shot.
- A real tarantula was filmed on Fish, IMDb and TV Fanatic reported.
- Russell told Us Weekly that an alligator seen in the movie “just lives in that river.”
- They could only reach the secret beach location by boat, but a rowing class and two family parties were already there when the crew arrived.
- The wedding location wasn’t easy to reach. The crew had to hike and then ford a river in a raft.
- They used a real mudslide, Fish told Us Weekly.
Fish joked on Instagram: “The above scenes were cut because Chris can’t sit on a surfboard.”
She also posted a picture with the caption “pura vida.”
Russell posted a similar photo.
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