Tyler Hynes, 39, took his fans behind the scenes of a new Christmas movie he’s working on, leaving many in awe of seeing him develop his craft through his personal perception.
The Hallmark star shared several photos on Instagram, including a handsome selfie that had all his fans’ hearts racing! The image featured Hynes as he sat on the bedroom floor dressed in Christmas-themed attire. The actor appeared to be deep in thought, making some fans think that his upcoming film, whose title he didn’t reveal, will be a sad romance.
Tyler Hynes Gets His Fans’ Hearts Racing
The next BTS shot was a short clip of a production camera. Hynes walked up closely behind the camera as it pointed toward a white backdrop on set.
He also shared an image while on a terrace with a blonde beauty. The surroundings were decorated with Christmas trees and lights, making the photo appear to be a romantic scene from what he’s working on.
“⌛️♾️,” Hynes captioned his post.
Fans of Hynes were over the moon to see him in action. Many commented on his post, expressing how excited they are to see the holiday film when it’s finished, while others agreed that it looked like an emotional storyline.
“Awwwww I just want to jump into that first picture and hug you @tyler_hynes this is going to be a great Christmas movie with a lot of emotion. Can’t wait to see this 🎄💜💜💜,” wrote one.
“Oh my goodness…the emotions in that first photo just pull you right in 🥹✨🤍. And here you go again…bringing that Tyler magic and wrapping us all up in the feels 🤍,” shared another.
“Wow!!! That first photo!! Only you can relay such emotions without words!! Can already tell this movie is gonna be a GOOD one! ❤️,” added a third.
Tyler Hynes Produces His First Hallmark Movie
With the Christmas theme, Hynes’ set photos don’t appear to be for Hallmark’s “I’ll Be Seeing You,” which will premiere on April 25. The new release marks the first time Hynes has produced a movie for the Hallmark Channel.
In a previous Instagram post, the actor explained why it took him several years as a leading man to finally produce his own film for the network, saying that those before him inspired him to perfect his vision with their standards in mind.
“There’s a voice l’ve grown to deeply cherish. A voice l’ve had the privilege of acting opposite. A voice I have the honour of meeting on these tours. And I wanted that voice to take center stage,” he said. “I deeply admire the generation that came before me. Not just for their wisdom but for their spirit. And there’s nothing more beautiful then when I hear of families using these movies as multigenerational shared experiences.”
