The Jane Mysteries: Too Much to Lose
SURVEY SAYS: Stephen Huszar without a shirt is the grand prize! The Jane Mysteries: Too Much to Lose has officially made its way from Hallmark+ to a long-awaited debut on Hallmark Channel. Girls Gone Hallmark is ready to sleuth through the final chapter of this mystery series—Megan’s wish has come true, and the girls are giving their FINAL ANSWER on The Jane Mysteries as a whole.
The Jane Mysteries: Too Much to Lose premiered on Hallmark Channel on Sunday, October 5, 2025 (and is streaming now on Hallmark+)
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About The Jane Mysteries: Too Much to Lose – (Hallmark Channel Debut, 2025)
- Marco Deufemia returns as director, having directed all four of the Jane movies, along with The Heiress and the Handyman.
- Neale Kimmel is back as the scriptwriter; she penned all of the Jane movies except for Murder at Moseby.
- Jodie Sweetin plays Jane Da Silva. Fun fact: Jodie wrote her memoir titled unSweetined: A Memoir, published in 2010. US Weekly called it “explosive,” and E! Online described it as “brutally honest,” as she shares her journey through addiction and recovery.
- Stephen Huszar plays Det. John Cameron. We’ve discussed how much we really enjoy him in this dry, gruff detective role. As I looked through his resume, I saw that he has appeared in several Ruby Herring Mysteries. I wonder if those are worth checking out. Listeners, if you’ve seen these movies, weigh in!
- Paris Jefferson returns as Sadie Da Silva.
- Sherry Miller plays Irene/Ida. Sherry has 98 acting credits, having appeared in Family History Mysteries: Buried Past, Five More Minutes, as well as Shane’s mom in Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made. Miller will appear in the forthcoming Hot Frosty on Netflix, also starring Lacey Chabert.
- Troy Blundell plays Edgar Salmon. Troy has 51 acting credits which include From Friend to Fiancé, Return to Christmas Creek, and A Nutcracker Christmas for Hallmark.
- Victoria Sawal plays Margret. Victoria currently has 15 acting credits and outside of one episode of Good Witch, this is her first movie for Hallmark. She also appeared in the series Y: The Last Man which probably needs to be added to our BINGO card at this point.
- Monica Rodriguez Knox plays Sophie. Monica has 18 acting credits including a recent appearance in Hallmark’s Falling in Love in Niagara.
- Jessica Behan plays Angela. With 18 acting credits, she has appeared in several Hallmark-esque projects, however, this is her first Hallmark movie.
- James Gerus plays Craig. This is his first project for Hallmark.
- Kiwi the Cockatiel plays Perry the Parrot.
Watch the Trailer for The Jane Mysteries: Murder at Moseby
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