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A Bone to Pick: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery

2015 | 83m | English

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A librarian with a sharp mind for murder, Aurora Teagarden is known around her small town as a master sleuth. When her friend Jane unexpectedly dies and leaves Aurora everything in her will, she also leaves a troubling murder mystery haunting her neighborhood. It is up to Aurora to piece together the clues—including a skull, its missing skeleton and a suspicious group of neighbors—and solve the murder before she becomes the unlikely killer’s next victim.
Release Date: Apr 04, 2015
Director: Martin Wood
Writer: Teena Booth, Charlaine Harris
Genres: Drama, Crime, Mystery, TV Movie
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Production Companies Lighthouse Pictures, Muse Entertainment, Head First Productions, iCandy Production
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Candace Cameron Bure Aurora Teagarden
Lexa Doig Sally Allison
Marilu Henner Aida Teagarden
Peter Benson Arthur Smith
Miranda Frigon Lynn Liggett
Bruce Dawson John Queensland
Sonya Salomaa Marcia Rideout
Stephen Huszar Father Scott Aubrey
Dan Payne Torrance Rideout
Fiona Vroom Carey Osland
David Ingram Macon Turner
Daniel Bacon Lemaster Cane
Barbara Wallace Jane Engles
Ellie Harvie Lillian Tibbett
Craig March Captain Frederick Burns
Dave Collette Bubba Rankart
Darla Fay Maisie Schlumper
Sean Quan Jared
Roz Murray Linda Turner
V.J. Delos-Reyes Bob
Name Job
Martin Wood Director
Jackson Wolfe Best Boy Grip
Sabrina Goglia Assistant Production Coordinator
Shane Erron West Third Assistant Director
Trudi Thorwaldson Production Accountant
Dean Fitzpatrick Transportation Coordinator
Chris Wild Transportation Captain
Koah Kruse Post Production Supervisor
Thor Roos Colorist
David Green Sound Effects Editor, Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Kevin Belen Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Eric Kupp Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Kelly Cole Sound Supervisor
Bill Mellow Sound Supervisor
Matt Dawson ADR Mixer
Ryan Schaad Foley Mixer
Shane Shemko Foley Artist
Elaine Stef Foley Artist
Tony Rodney Assistant Sound Editor
Darryl Isaacs Assistant Sound Editor
Teena Booth Writer
Lawrence Shragge Original Music Composer
Neil Cervin Camera Operator, Director of Photography
Ron Yoshida Editor
Candice Elzinga Casting
Rick Whitfield Production Design, Art Direction
Sal Awad Set Decoration
Courtney Stockstad Set Decoration
Tanya Lipke Costume Design
Tara Colledge Hair Department Head
Joanne Kinchella Makeup Department Head
Mick MacKay First Assistant Director
Donna Smith Property Master
Brian Campbell Dialogue Editor
Rob Coxford Foley Editor
Mike Paprocki Sound Designer
Robert Musnicki Special Effects Coordinator
Ed Araquel Still Photographer
Geoff Dane Best Boy Electric
Dale H. Jahraus Camera Operator
Jim Swanson Gaffer
Dean Webber Camera Operator
Lianne Oelke First Assistant Editor
Rico Mielnicki Location Manager
Miles Bergsma Music Editor
Joey Setter Production Coordinator
Bradley Smith Title Designer
Linda Strathdee Script Supervisor
Brad Medhurst Second Assistant Director
Jason Yee Assistant Location Manager
Grizz Salzl First Assistant Camera
Jill MacLauchlan First Assistant Camera
Mikah Sharkey Second Assistant Camera
Henry Zhao Second Assistant Camera
Beth Williams Second Assistant Camera
Kim MacNaughton Focus Puller
Rob Wood Focus Puller
Austin MacNaughton Camera Trainee
John Boyle Sound Mixer
Anton Thomas Boom Operator
Amanda Wormald Set Dresser
Amanda Christmas Assistant Set Decoration
Matthew Brunt Leadman
Andrew Barry Set Dresser
Nik Ovstaas Set Dresser
Tess Desrochers Set Dresser
Eric Jorgensen Set Dresser
Jason Sober On Set Dresser
Ashley Mendoza Assistant Property Master
Julie Edgeley Assistant Costume Designer
Sekyiwa Wi-Afedzi Costume Supervisor
Brooke Wilcox Costumer
Denise Barnes Makeup & Hair
Charlaine Harris Novel
Paul Wu Stunt Coordinator
Jamie Goehring Production Manager
Jonathan Shore Post Production Supervisor
Christopher C. Fisher First Assistant Camera
Josh Rohrback Generator Operator
Name Title
Candace Cameron Bure Executive Producer
Martin Wood Executive Producer
Joel S. Rice Executive Producer
Jamie Goehring Producer
Trevor McWhinney Associate Producer
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Rangan
7.0

**A piece of puzzle and the murder mystery.** Another year, another November, it's time to pick a new film series and I have chosen Aurora Teagarden. This is a fictional character based on the series of a crime novel published in the last three decades. The book series is not over yet. There are ... ten books total for now, but only six films were made so far. All of them a television production, made for Hallmark channel. They have chosen a second book to open the account for a new film franchise. I haven't read the original source, but I did not find any difficulties in the introduction of the characters. Once I watch the next film, which was actually based on the first book, I'll know the reason why. It all started off nice and slowly. Aurora is divorced young woman, works in a library. Decent life with one best friend, rent paying mother and people likes her. She's enthusiastic in unsolved crimes. A member in one of those kind of clubs where people gather and talk about stuffs. So it all begins when an old woman died and leaving behind all the wealth and property to her. They were never known well each other, but soon she finds there something behind it. Then she discovers a potential evident. And using that, she tries to find what actually happened and who did. The attempt fails, though she never gives up. Finally decides to go on an alternate way where the truth must come out. Does it all go accordingly! And how the rest of the story progresses were told with a twist. > ❝Reading it won't help you solve every mystery, but it might help with one or two.❞ There's a difference between cops solving crimes and ordinary people doing the same. Aurora is not one of those ordinary women. She just misplaced with her profession. Even her ex husband was a cop. That tells why they had married in the first place, even though they never truly loved one another. Despite her passion to solve the crimes, seems nobody around her encouraging enough. That's including her best friend and her own mother. Then there is no give-up attitude, that makes her to take wild decisions, not worrying about the consequences. Being a crime-mystery, they have included some nice moments. Overall decently written. Nothing like that you haven't seen them before. But interests enough to hook up for an 80 minute. Especially for a television quality, it passes. But, there's no clear picture what was the objective. Was it a murder-mystery or any other crime. Yes, the opening few seconds had given a big clue, but the real crime scene was never revealed in pictures like how it all happened. I was very curious to see it rather hear about it. That's why I watch films instead of reading books. It was just a first film, fairly familiarised the universe. Going to the second, surely I would find more comfortable. Especially anticipating other characters to contribute in the main story stream. Not everything's about the crime, I hope the romance part would be progressed well in the following films. As usual the television world is ruled by women, this is also a woman oriented tale. But for all ages. Just don't expect big, like Hollywood level. This little Canadian film definitely worth a watch. **7/10**

May 16, 2024