Romance on the Range (film)

Romance on the Range is a 1994 American made-for-television Western film directed by John Korty and starring Cheryl Ladd, Duncan Regehr, and Wilford Brimley.

The film tells the story of Caroline Lindsey (Ladd), a successful and independent businesswoman from Philadelphia, who inherits a struggling cattle ranch in Montana. Unfamiliar with ranching and initially intending to sell the land, she decides to give it a try after facing prejudice from the local cattle barons and falling for a charming ranch hand, Riley Walker (Regehr). Brimley plays an experienced rancher who acts as a mentor to Caroline, helping her learn the ropes and navigate the challenges of ranch life.

The plot focuses on Caroline's transformation from a city woman into a capable rancher, her burgeoning romance with Riley, and her efforts to protect her land and way of life from those who seek to exploit it. The film emphasizes themes of self-reliance, the value of hard work, and the importance of community. Romance on the Range offers a lighthearted and romantic take on the Western genre.