If you loved the suspense and romance of 'Shadow Island Mysteries: Wedding for One (2010),' you're in for a treat! This article highlights 10 similar movies and shows that capture the same thrilling mystery and heartfelt drama. Whether you're a fan of island settings, unexpected twists, or emotional love stories, these recommendations will keep you entertained.

Hart to Hart (1979)
Description: A lighthearted mystery series centered around a wealthy couple who solve crimes together, combining romance, humor, and intrigue in an upper-class setting.
Fact: The show was created by Sidney Sheldon, who also wrote the novel 'The Other Side of Midnight.' It was known for its glamorous portrayal of the Harts' lifestyle.


Murder, She Wrote (1984)
Description: A classic mystery series featuring a sharp-witted female protagonist who solves crimes in a small-town setting, blending cozy mystery elements with engaging storytelling.
Fact: The show was so popular that it ran for 12 seasons and inspired a series of novels. Angela Lansbury, the lead, was nominated for 10 Golden Globes for her role.


Matlock (1986)
Description: A legal drama with a mystery twist, featuring a clever defense attorney who often uncovers the real culprit through his investigative skills and southern charm.
Fact: Andy Griffith, who played Matlock, was already a TV legend from 'The Andy Griffith Show.' The character was inspired by real-life defense attorneys.


Midsomer Murders (1997)
Description: A long-running British mystery series set in picturesque villages, featuring surprisingly high murder rates and complex investigations by a steady detective.
Fact: Despite the high body count, the show is known for its beautiful English countryside settings. It holds the record for most deaths in a fictional English village.


Columbo (1971)
Description: A unique detective series where the audience knows the killer from the start, and the focus is on how the disheveled but brilliant detective solves the case.
Fact: Columbo's iconic raincoat was purchased off the rack by Peter Falk for $1The show popularized the 'howcatchem' format, as opposed to whodunits.


Death in Paradise (2011)
Description: A tropical-set mystery series combining classic whodunit elements with Caribbean atmosphere and fish-out-of-water humor for the British detectives.
Fact: The show is filmed on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. It's known for its 'locked room' mystery plots despite the open island setting.


Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012)
Description: A stylish period mystery series featuring a glamorous female detective in 1920s Melbourne, combining historical settings with feminist themes and intricate plots.
Fact: The show was based on a series of novels by Kerry Greenwood. Phryne Fisher's wardrobe included over 150 costume changes throughout the series.


Father Brown (2013)
Description: A gentle mystery series featuring a Catholic priest who solves crimes in 1950s England, blending moral themes with classic detective work.
Fact: Based on G.K. Chesterton's stories, the character has been portrayed in various adaptations since 195The current series films at the same location as 'Downton Abbey.'


The Brokenwood Mysteries (2014)
Description: A New Zealand-set mystery series featuring an eccentric detective solving crimes in a small town, with dry humor and distinctive local flavor.
Fact: Despite being set in a fictional town, the show films in real locations around Auckland. It's become one of New Zealand's most successful drama exports.


The Mrs Bradley Mysteries (1998)
Description: A period mystery series featuring an unconventional female detective in 1920s England, known for its sharp wit and psychological insights.
Fact: Diana Rigg starred as Mrs Bradley, marking her return to television after a long absence. The character was based on novels written in the 1920s-40s.
