Isla Fisher says first day on set is always nerve racking for her
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Hollywood actress Isla Fisher at Red Carpet Arrival for World Premiere of ``The Great Gatsby`` at Lincoln Center, Avery Fisher Hall for the Performing Arts in New York. . Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Jan 14 : Hollywood star Isla Fisher said she is always nervous on the first day of her work for any project.
Asked how she would describe her first day on a set, the actress replied: It s always really nerve racking for me. I always feel like oh, no, everyone s going to realise that I m miscast . I sometimes show up with an idea of how and then (think) it will get thrown out the window. It s like being new at school. You just want to do a really good job and you try your best to do that, added Fisher.
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Photos Holidate , Christmas With A Prince : Titles you can stream from the comfort of your homes on Christmas Day
Snuggle up in the comfort of your homes, don your Santa hats and join in on the holiday spirit with these joyous movies on OTT platforms.
DNA Web Team
Dec 24, 2020, 10:31 PM IST
Embrace the jingle bell spirit, partake in the revelry and celebrate this holiday season as various streaming platforms bring home the festive cheer by offering the world s best Christmas movies.
From timeless classics like Miracle on 34th Street to the latest magical features like Godmothered and other titles like A Christmas Carol and Holiadate, families can get together to catch an array of these merry movies!
Isla Fisher (left) and Willa Skye in Godmothered. (Courtesy Disney+)
John Stimpson has found a sweet spot making holiday movies from his Worcester home base. About half of the 15 or so of the movies he’s made since 2004 include a holiday theme. “These little movies are inexpensive to make but they sell well,” he says.
Though he never imagined it, he jokes, “I’m becoming the king of Christmas movies.” In fact, he’s in the middle of editing one shot on Cape Cod right now.
Stimpson’s movies have aired on Lifetime, Hallmark and ION, the cable networks that created what’s now the nonstop holiday movie genre. In recent years, nearly every other major network and streaming platform has upped their holiday movie game, too. (Between Lifetime and Hallmark s two channels, there are 70 new 2020 titles alone.) That demand has translated into more holiday-themed work for the region’s film crews and more familiar locations to spot while watching them.