Since 2012, Autumn Reeser has gone on to star in an astonishing 16 Hallmark movies, and despite appearing in so many films for this channel, the Hallmark actress is worth less than you think. The "Entourage" actress made her Hallmark movie debut in the film "Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade," and the rest, as they say, is history. The romantic film revolves around Reeser's character, Emily Jones, who leads the town's annual Thanksgiving Day parade. As Emily restlessly awaits a proposal from her boyfriend, she ends up falling for the consultant who has been tasked with looking into the parade's finances (via QC Approved).

As it turns out, the team loved Reeser so much in this role that she has gone on to appear in at least one Hallmark movie every year since 2014. Funnily enough, while Reeser may have starred in her fair share of festive films, the actress isn't as big of a holiday fan in her real life. As Reeser shared with Green Child Magazine, not only is the actress not a very religious person, but she also doesn't like the clutter that comes with celebrating holidays. "We don't decorate, as over time I've really come to question the value of storing items year round that you only use for a month," she said. "I don't like excess, and I believe that everything you own actually owns you, so I would say I'm a minimalist."