Hallmark Reacts to Candace Cameron Bure’s New GAC Deal — Reveals Fate of ‘Aurora Teagarden Mysteries’ Franchise

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No hard feelings? Hallmark responded to Candace Cameron Bure’s new deal with GAC Media after working on more than 20 films together.“Crown Media has enjoyed over 10 years of collaboration with Candace,” a rep for Hallmark’s parent company told TVLine in a statement on Tuesday, April 19. “We respect her decision and thank her for her many contributions.”GAC Media announced on Tuesday that the Full House alum, 46, would be joining its roster after inking a deal to develop, produce and star in movies and television across the network’s two channels.

The plan will reunite Cameron Bure with former Hallmark Channel boss Bill Abbott, who launched GAC Family and GAC Living in September 2021.According to TVLine, Cameron Bure’s GAC deal is exclusive to rom-coms and holiday movies, leaving the door open to possibly make more Aurora Teagarden Mysteries for Hallmark Movies and Mysteries channel.

Variety, however, reported on Tuesday that there are no plans for new Aurora Teagarden movies, adding that the actress will not be starring in any upcoming Crown Media projects.The Fuller House alum has made 18 Aurora Teagarden Mysteries films for the network, including February’s Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Haunted by Murder.The mystery franchise debuted on Hallmark in 2015 with Cameron Bure starring as librarian and amateur sleuth Aurora Teagarden.

She has worked as an executive producer on all the TV movies, including the most-recent film, which also starred her daughter, Natasha Bure, as the younger version of Aurora.Ahead of Haunted by Murder’s release, Cameron Bure gushed over working with her 23-year-old daughter, whom she shares with husband Valeri Bure. (The couple also share sons Lev, 22, and Maksim, 20.)“I loved it.