“Heaven Sent” is a drama-fantasy movie that was shown in 2015. The main focus of this article is to discuss where the movie was filmed, who played different roles, and to provide some fascinating insights related to the movie and its filming. We’ll also share some fun trivia and interesting facts about the movie.
Where it Filmed?
“Heaven Sent” was primarily shot in Portland, Oregon in the United States. As for the dates of filming, this specific information is not currently available. Portland with its stunning cityscapes and natural beauty proved to be an ideal backdrop for the scenes depicted in the film.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Lindsey Gort | Sarah |
| Derek Theler | Jordan |
| Melanie Liburd | Amanda |
| Jeremy Luke | Stuart |
| Caleel Harris | Mason |
| Kathleen Rose Perkins | Daphne |
| Daniel di Tomasso | Hank |
| Vanessa Waters | Tree Lot Cashier |
| Troy Evans | Gerry |
| Hayes Hargrove | Father Tim |
| Cindy Baer | Homeless Woman |
| Jennifer Kays | Woman |
| Lindsey Apple | Churchgoer (uncredited) |
| Suzanne Sumner Ferry | Churchgoer (uncredited) |
| Hunter Gibson | Homeless kid (uncredited) |
| Stanislav Grabarev | Churchgoer (uncredited) |
| Christine Kent | Churchgoer (uncredited) |
| Dennis Nicomede | Church Goer (uncredited) |
| Michael Varrati | The Bartender (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- “Heaven Sent” is a fantasy-drama directed by Edmund Entin and Gary Entin. It tells the tale of Sarah Fitzpatrick, a good Samaritan who gets involved in a fatal accident just before Christmas, and finds herself in heavenly lobby.
- The lead roles were played by Lindsey Gort, Derek Theler, and Melanie Liburd. The cast also included notables like Jeremy Luke, Caleel Harris, and Kathleen Rose Perkins.
- Interesting to note, “Heaven Sent” is based off a Dolly Parton movie titled “Unlikely Angel”.
- An error in the movie is seen at the 1h12m mark, a text message received by Jordan suggests that it is a different time, “Tue Jun 9, 10:07 PM”, not Christmastime as suggested by the scene’s music.
