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Candace Cameron Bure Changes Christmas Film Plan With Cameron Mathison

Candace Cameron Bure and Cameron Mathison are set to star in a Christmas movie later this 12 months, nevertheless it’s not the one they initially anticipated to make.

Cable community Nice American Household introduced Wednesday that Cameron Bure and Mathison will make their debut as co-stars with Dwelling Candy Christmas, an authentic vacation film set to air on the channel in 2024. The undertaking is at present in manufacturing and might be a part of the fourth annual Nice American Christmas block of programming.

Hailing from Syrup Studios and Sweet Rock Leisure, Dwelling Candy Christmas facilities on Sophie Marlow (Cameron Bure), a mergers and acquisitions legal professional who returns to her hometown within the state of Washington after her late uncle leaves her with 60 p.c of his maple forest property. She reconnects with long-lost childhood good friend Sam (Mathison), who has been left with the remaining 40 p.c of the property.

Paula Elle directs the movie from a script by Kevin Commins and Robin Dunne. Mick MacKay produces the film, whereas government producers embrace Cameron Bure, Ford Englerth, Jeffery Brooks, Holly A. Hines, Eric Jarboe, Gerald Webb, Trevor McWhinney, Paula Elle and Martin Wooden.

“We’ve been ready 15 years to do a Christmas film collectively and it’s lastly occurring!” Cameron Bure posted to Instagram, alongside a photograph of herself with Mathison.

Final month, Nice American Household introduced that the 2 performers had been set to co-star in an authentic vacation movie known as Jingle Bells, Marriage ceremony Bells that was anticipated to air in November. That film, which can now not head into manufacturing this 12 months, was to give attention to Cameron Bure as an inn’s marriage ceremony planner who scrambles to place collectively a lavish ceremony two weeks earlier than Christmas.

Cameron Bure can also be set to star in A Christmas Much less Traveled, which has already filmed. Each that film and Dwelling Candy Christmas will air on Nice American Household this 12 months, with the premiere dates set to be introduced quickly. Moreover, she stars within the channel’s characteristic The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries: A Case for the Winemaker, which premieres Oct. 4.

The actress performed D.J. Tanner on Full Home and its spinoff sequence Fuller Home. She was additionally recognized for her string of Christmas films for Hallmark Channel earlier than ending her partnership with that community and becoming a member of Nice American Household as chief content material officer in 2022.

Mathison is thought for his long-running roles on All My Youngsters and Basic Hospital.

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Candace Cameron Bure on ‘Awkward’ ‘Full House’ Episode on DJ’s Weight

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Candace Cameron Bure has opened up about how she felt whereas filming the Full Home episode centered round her character D.J. Tanner’s weight insecurities.

Throughout her look on Boy Meets World rewatch podcast Pod Meets World, Bure detailed how unusual it felt to develop up on a sitcom, with viewers fixated in your look. She admitted that it was hardest at 15 and 16 years previous.

“I used to be at all times the chubby-cheeked woman and lots of people cherished that I used to be,” she stated. “And I can look again and go like, I used to be only a regular, common woman. And but you meet individuals they usually’re like, ‘You’re a lot thinner in particular person.’” This made the Full Home alum query whether or not this was “all individuals see.”

“In fact, as a teen, you’re feeling that insecurity whether or not you’re on tv or not,” she identified. “It will get magnified when you’re, so these ages have been somewhat bit extra awkward for me.” Bure then shared that she at all times thinks about going again in time and hugging her teenage self and telling her, “Don’t hearken to anybody.”

When requested by host Danielle Fishel if Bure ever had an episode of Full Home written about her weight like Fishel did on Boy Meets World, Bure recalled the season 4 episode, “Form Up,” the place D.J. didn’t wish to put a showering go well with on for a pool social gathering, so she went on a crash food plan for per week to shed weight. D.J. then handed out on the fitness center as a result of she wasn’t consuming.

Bure defined to Fishel that the producers consulted along with her and her mother and father in regards to the episode to verify she would really feel snug with it. “I used to be like, ‘Yeah, certain.’ However whenever you’re in it and doing it, it feels somewhat awkward,” Bure defined. The actress additionally recalled that she misplaced 20 kilos between that season and the subsequent. The producers “thought it was so nice” they usually determined to incorporate a scene within the opening credit through which she’s on an train bike, “simply to advertise that.”

Fishel then detailed her personal expertise with Boy Meets World addressing her weight acquire in an episode. She shared that, not like Bure’s state of affairs, the producers didn’t test in to see if she was nice with this storyline. “Once they known as me in to the workplace to inform me they have been going to [add this storyline], it wasn’t actually like they requested,” stated Fishel. She famous that it wasn’t as if her physique had modified drastically. “I had been conscious that I had gained weight, however I used to be nonetheless a dimension 4.” The episode, “She’s Having My Child Again Ribs,” additionally commented on her former co-star and Pod Meets World co-host Will Friedle’s weight acquire.

“I bear in mind considering, ‘Wow, these individuals suppose I’ve gained sufficient weight [that they] have to jot down a complete episode about my weight acquire,’” Fishel stated. “Then proper now I’ve to say I’m nice with it as a result of they didn’t even current to me one other various. And even when they did, I in all probability wouldn’t have felt snug being like, ‘Yeah, I don’t wish to do this.’”

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John Stamos Listened to Bob Saget’s Audiobook Every Night After Death

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John Stamos is opening up about what helped him cope following his good friend and Full Home co-star Bob Saget’s loss of life.

On a current episode of the Full Home Rewind podcast with Dave Coulier, the actor, who performed Jesse on the beloved sitcom, recalled his preliminary days mourning Saget, who died in January 2022.

“Do you keep in mind when his guide got here out?” Stamos requested the podcast host and his former co-star. “It was very soiled and bizarre. And so and for no matter motive, the evening [Saget] died, I placed on his audio tape and it gave me such consolation. I don’t know why. I listened to it each evening after I went to sleep.”

The Grandfathered actor famous that as he continued to take heed to Saget’s tales in Soiled Daddy: The Chronicles of a Household Man Turned Filthy Comic, one anecdote caught his consideration.

“One morning I awoke and I used to be like, ‘Did he say, in his guide, did he say he hit his head and that’s how he died?’” Stamos remembered pondering on the time. “And I’m like, ‘Nah, that couldn’t be.’ And I went again to it and he talks, as a joke, about, ‘I might hit my head and name TMZ and [say] I’m dying.’”

“Wow,” Coulier responded, earlier than including that Saget left “a void” in all their lives.

Saget, who performed the beloved Danny Tanner on Full Home, died on Jan. 9, 2022, on the age of 65 as a result of head trauma. “They’ve concluded that he by accident hit the again of his head on one thing, thought nothing of it and went to sleep,” his household beforehand informed The Hollywood Reporter relating to the investigation into the actor’s loss of life.

Stamos has additionally beforehand opened up concerning the duo’s ultimate time collectively in individual earlier than Saget died. “The final time we had been all collectively, we went on a double date to Nobu, perhaps a month earlier than he handed away,” he recalled to The New York Occasions in 2022. “He didn’t seem like a man who was going to die, however he was very calm, which was odd for Bob. He was at peace by some means. And he listened and he was considerate and didn’t interrupt; he cared about what we had been saying.”

“I hate to say it, however it was the Bob that I at all times needed to see,” the You actor added. “And it was the final time I noticed him.”

REWIND: Ep. 2 "Our Very First Night" with John Stamos