Brian Young, an executive producer and writer of the CW teen series
The Vampire Diaries.
“I feel great,” says Chavez in a video tweeted by the streamer this week showing the cast members coming together for a table read in Ireland. She should. Her character almost didn’t happen.
Flora, widely believed to be Latina, was magically absent in season one. That in spite of being among the original pixies of the Nickelodeon animated series
Winx Club that served as the basis for the Netflix live-action drama. (The animated Flora was reportedly inspired by
Jennifer Lopez and voiced by actress
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. It may be April, but it’s still Christmas in Santa Fe.
At least for an upcoming Lifetime movie that has been filming in the City Different for the past month.
Mario Lopez, Emeraude Toubia and Efrain Figueroa on the set in downtown Santa Fe while shooting the feature film, “Holiday in Santa Fe.” (Courtesy of Mark Roberts)
Jody Hahn is at the helm of the production as director. It marks the longtime TV director’s turn into feature film.
“It’s my first time in Santa Fe,” Hahn says. “Oh my god, I love it. Honesty, I’ve been here a month and what I’ve seen is gorgeous. The food has been delicious and I can’t wait to come back when I’m not working.”
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