LIFETIME GREENLIGHTS ORIGINAL MOVIE WHEN I SAID I DO EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY CLINT BLACK AND LISA HARTMAN BLACK
LOS ANGELES, CA (March 4, 2026) - Lifetime announces the greenlight of an all-new original movie under its highly successful Love of a Lifetime banner, continuing the franchise’s tradition of delivering elevated romance grounded in emotional, authentic love stories, anchored by powerhouse talent and compelling storytelling. The network’s Love of a Lifetime titles from 4Q25 and 1Q26 have been seen by over 7.1 million Total Viewers*, as Lifetime expands the brand with deeply moving stories of the enduring power of love, second chances and unexpected romance. In Calendar 2026 to-date, Lifetime Original Movie premieres are up +17% in Total Viewers.
This spring Lifetime will premiere When I Said I Do, from executive producers Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black, inspired by the duo’s timeless duet. The ACM Award-winning hit single (written by Clint Black) spent multiple weeks at #1 on Billboard’s Hot Country chart and reached #31 on Billboard’s Hot 100. Casting is currently underway for the romantic drama about second chances, choosing love after loss, and reminding everyone that love is not just a vow, it’s a daily act of courage.
About When I Said I Do
Executive Produced By Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black Ali Corley stars as a widowed search-and-rescue K-9 handler who rebuilt her life after losing her husband in the line of duty. Fiercely devoted to her family and her high-risk career, she is reluctant to open her heart again. When she meets seasoned rescue specialist Shawn Willis, a man grappling with his own painful past, their connection forces them both to confront grief, fear and the true meaning of commitment. When I Said I Do is produced by Magic Motion Media in association with ITV America Nashville and Happy Accidents. Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black serve as executive producers, alongside Adam Reed for ITV America and Holly Hines and Eric Jarboe for Happy Accidents. Stefan Brogren directs from a screenplay by Bart Baker.