Look for More Hallmark Movies with Erin Cahill

Hallmark Media and Erin Cahill (“Every Time a Bell Rings,” “A Timeless Christmas“) have agreed to an exclusive, multi-picture overall deal, it was announced today.

“Erin brings a warmth and grace to her roles that resonate so wonderfully with our viewers,” said Lisa Hamilton Daly, Executive Vice President, Programming, Hallmark Media. “She is such an authentic person and that quality, combined with her talent, are a winning combination.”

“I am honored to work with the legendary Hallmark family, telling beautiful stories that touch the hearts of so many people,” Cahill remarked. “Hallmark has been a welcoming home for me as an actress and a producer, and I look forward to sharing all the amazing things we’ve been creating together.”

Cahill’s acting career began in 2001 when she was cast as Jen, the Pink Ranger in the series “Power Rangers: Time Force.” She has had series regular and recurring roles in series including ABC’s “Red Widow,” TNT’s “Saving Grace” and FOX’s “Free Ride.” Cahill has guest starred in over 30 television shows including “9-1-1,” “Angel from Hell,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “How I Met Your Mother,” “Sleepy Hollow,” “Body of Proof,” “Chuck,” “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” “The Mentalist,” “Monk,” “CSI: NY,” “Supernatural” and “Greek,” among others. Feature film credits include Disney’s Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva La Fiesta! and Sony’s Boogeyman 3. Cahill has also starred in such independent films as It Snows All the Time, Wingman Inc. and most recently, Cut to the Chase, for which she won Best Supporting Actress at the Northeast Film Festival.

No stranger to Hallmark, Cahill most recently starred in and executive produced “Every Time a Bell Rings,” the first original movie produced for the Hallmark Movies Now streaming service, which premiered in 2021. Additional credits include starring in the Hallmark Channel’s “A Timeless Christmas,” as well as the network’s 2019 movie “Love, Fall & Order.” For Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, she starred in the 2018 original “Last Vermont Christmas.”

Cahill is represented by TalentWorks and Venture Entertainment Partners.