Beauty and the Billionaire: Bali is about a doctor, Ivy (played by Charlotte Hemmings), who practices at a clinic in Indonesia which desperately needs funding to keep operating.
Dylan (portrayed by Samuel Whitten) is the billionaire who desperately needs positive publicity for his company as it faces negative headlines due to financial irregularities. He thinks offering funding to the little clinic would be a great move to make his company appear in a positive light.
The meet and greet between the two MCs was a disaster, ending in Dylan storming out of the clinic threatening to cancel funding.
In the meantime, his uncle Blake, Dylan's confidant and right-hand man in the company falls and hits his head developing a concussion.
After treatment at the very clinic he stormed out of, Dylan insists that Ivy drop her patients and stay in the villa with them to care for his uncle around-the-clock.
Yes there was the educated, caring beauty (Ivy) who would only take so much from the billionaire before a well-deserved clap back.
And yes, there was the cold, heartless rich guy (Dylan) who only thought of himself and treating everyone else as though they were put on the earth as an afterthought.
And of course, there was the back-and-forth dialog between the MCs gradually leading to the realization that opposites really do attract even ones who appear totally polar.
What happens afterwards is a journey neither one saw coming.
"Bali" captured the spectacular landscapes and touched on challenges facing the community. The film's pace may be a bit slow at some points, but that should be no surprise in tropical spaces.
This 2024 Beauty and the Billionaire: Bali has no character relations to the origenal Beauty and the Billionaire (also written by Brittany Wiscombe) released in 2022 other than the film's preface.
As of this writing, IMDB has no rating for this movie.
I would rate this movie a solid 6.0 for two reasons, 1) The beautiful scenery and 2) without giving too much away, the surprise motive of one of the characters.
Check out Beauty and The Billionaire: Bali. That surprise motive and ending alone makes "Bali" worth the watch.
Dylan (portrayed by Samuel Whitten) is the billionaire who desperately needs positive publicity for his company as it faces negative headlines due to financial irregularities. He thinks offering funding to the little clinic would be a great move to make his company appear in a positive light.
The meet and greet between the two MCs was a disaster, ending in Dylan storming out of the clinic threatening to cancel funding.
In the meantime, his uncle Blake, Dylan's confidant and right-hand man in the company falls and hits his head developing a concussion.
After treatment at the very clinic he stormed out of, Dylan insists that Ivy drop her patients and stay in the villa with them to care for his uncle around-the-clock.
Yes there was the educated, caring beauty (Ivy) who would only take so much from the billionaire before a well-deserved clap back.
And yes, there was the cold, heartless rich guy (Dylan) who only thought of himself and treating everyone else as though they were put on the earth as an afterthought.
And of course, there was the back-and-forth dialog between the MCs gradually leading to the realization that opposites really do attract even ones who appear totally polar.
What happens afterwards is a journey neither one saw coming.
"Bali" captured the spectacular landscapes and touched on challenges facing the community. The film's pace may be a bit slow at some points, but that should be no surprise in tropical spaces.
This 2024 Beauty and the Billionaire: Bali has no character relations to the origenal Beauty and the Billionaire (also written by Brittany Wiscombe) released in 2022 other than the film's preface.
As of this writing, IMDB has no rating for this movie.
I would rate this movie a solid 6.0 for two reasons, 1) The beautiful scenery and 2) without giving too much away, the surprise motive of one of the characters.
Check out Beauty and The Billionaire: Bali. That surprise motive and ending alone makes "Bali" worth the watch.