LDN.Kimberley Sustad Reveals Epic Future Plans for ‘Three Wisest Men’ Cast (EXCLUSIVE).LDN
Although Hallmark Channel’s premiere of “Three Wisest Men” on November 15, 2025, may have marked the final movie in the network’s hugely popular franchise, the off-screen adventures for its stars have only just begun.
The trilogy’s Brenner Brothers — played by Tyler Hynes, Paul Campbell, and Andrew Walker — and the doctor who shows up in every movie, played by Hallmark star and screenwriter Kimberley Sustad, have become extremely close in real life. Their bond is so tight, Sustad told EntertainmentNow, that their future plans include moving next door to each other.
Kimberley Sustad Says She Can’t Wait to Be an Annoying Neighbor to Tyler Hynes
Before the “Three Wisest Men” premiere, Sustad told EntertainmentNow of her future vision with Hynes, Campbell, and Walker, explaining, “We have this dream of buying homes on a cul-de-sac when we retire, and just like, complaining about each other’s yards. We have a whole plan.”
“We’re all Canadians, and we’re like this unit — a little troop,” she continued. “We talk all the time. So, whether we’re on set or whatever, we’re all doing life together.”
Sustad, who wrote the “Three Wise Men” movies with Campbell and Russell Hainline, assured EntertainmentNow that the vision of being neighbors with Hallmark’s Brenner boys is not just a pipe dream. She noted that she and Campbell already live full-time in Vancouver, Walker and his family have been living there for the last year, and Hynes is seriously considering finding a place there, too.
“Tyler’s gonna be moving out to Vancouver, and Andrew’s here now, so we’re a couple steps away from making it a reality,” she said, before hilariously adding, “I want to throw [expletive] on their yards, just to tick off Tyler every day. (I’ll) put something out there that he has to pick up, and he’ll be like, ‘Oh my God, I’m gonna kill her,’ while I just sit at my house, watching.”
Kimberley Sustad’s House is the Gathering Spot for Her ‘Three Wisest Men’ Co-Stars & Other Hallmark Colleagues
Until the day they can be actual neighbors, the “Three Wisest Men” cast will continue to hang out at Sustad’s house, which is the de facto Hallmark gathering spot, the “Merry Christmas, Ted Cooper!” star told EntertainmentNow.
“I like to host, for sure, and it’s just the space that’s most conducive for families,” Sustad said. “I have the trampoline, so the parents can sit by the fire (on the patio), you know?”
“During the summer,” she added, “there will always be a Hallmark actor here, starting from, like, May to August. There’s always someone here. It’s pretty lovely.”
‘Three Wisest Men’ Posse is So Grateful They’ve Become a Family
Though Sustad, Campbell, Walker, and Hynes were all good friends before making “Three Wise Men and a Baby” in 2022, the experience of creating the unexpected trilogy and spending so much time together promoting and celebrating the franchise turned them into a chosen family, they’ve all said.
In a post before the “Three Wisest Men” premiere, Campbell wrote on social media that his involvement onscreen and off “has been the greatest creative accomplishment of my life,” noting that “at their core, they’re stories about the enduring resilience of family and the power of vulnerability. Of asking for help. Of embracing the beauty of imperfection and loving yourself for it, not in spite of it. Of love.”
He continued, “Ironically, in making these movies I found a family of my own. People who love and support me unconditionally, not in spite of my imperfections, but because of them. People I will take to the end. There is no greater gift.”
On November 16, Walker shared, “To say I’m grateful to be a part of the #threewisemen trilogy is an understatement. These projects have changed me, for the better.”
Three movies, with my best friends, who are also my family,” he continued. “Our love and support for each other is REAL and unconditional, and having the opportunity to work together 3x in 4 years is a dream come true. We’ve grown, supported, and challenged each other and ourselves, and the outcome is more than I could’ve imagined.”
