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romantic. People enjoyed these shows because there was always a happy ending to look forward

We had SO much fun. Loved working with Andie and loved getting to know her a bit. Behind the scenes stories... hmmmm. There was a funny high heel shoe to my forehead story! We were on a romantic stroll and Andie's character falls and we end up laying with each other. When we shot it, her shoe shot up and landed on my forehead leaving a massive "golf ball" bump! Luckily, it was the last scene on a Friday and pretty much was back to normal by Monday :)

He went on to star in more than 50 films. He was a popular star of the time, and was well known in the film and industry.

I know you 're a Heartie and as you know, I am a Heartie too. So a few stayed and came to our Home & Family taping. There were a few others that came to that show too. We actually had our first meeting and started putting it together at the Home & Family taping. I 'm really excited. I was also able to introduce some of them to our executive producer Dan Paulson and also to Bill Abbott, who is the president and CEO of Crown Media. So we have their full blessing and I just think it 's wonderful. You know, it 's not just our show. We 're a network that has the heart of TV. Hallmark is really a network that embodies that. It 's not just our show and doesn 't just belong to the people who work behind the scenes--the cast and crew. It belongs to you guys too. You 're the ones who are creative, and you share it with others. You watch it with us and you interact with us. You tell us what you like and what you don 't like so we can fine-tune it. It 's a joint effort, and to me, that the most fun part about what I do. I love acting, but being able to share it and have it come full circle with the viewers and then get to know everybody is one of my favorite parts of what I do. It 's become a perfect dream of what I always hoped it would be.

Yeah, I directed an episode of Haven in its last season. And that was something I had always been working toward even before I worked on Haven. I've shadowed directors as much as I could and as long as I could in the hopes of one day getting to direct myself. And that actually came to pass, and the experience was beyond my wildest dreams. It was just incredible. I loved it. I was terrified and just completely overwhelmed the whole time with a combination of sheer terror and pure joy. It was amazing.

I went, because I loved Charlie Brown comics and his holiday specials that they played every year (the extra credit was just a bonus). Later on in the year, the class found out that our class musical for the end of the year was Leader of the Pack. That show was cool to perform. At around the 2-weeks-before-the-end-of-school point of school, Mrs. Fisher told the class about auditioning for Burnet Ensemble Theatre Company, which was the Burnet High School UIL competition group, and I found out quickly that I was the only person to audition from Burnet Middle School, and I made friends at the high school also. This part is not my favorite to talk about since I don't like talking about when I'm sad because I consider myself a cheerful person, but here it goes. When I was a sophomore, the school did an activity to show students the dangers of drunk-driving called Shattered Dreams. Basically to sum it up, the theatre department of a certain

I was also on Saving Hope. I did a little guest star role on that show. It was fun, but it was also very tiring because I had to pretend to be having seizures. They had a special person on set to coach you how it's supposed to look, but when you do it, it starts to cramp up your muscles like, "This really hurts!" But everything else was really fun, and everyone was super nice. The guy who directed my episode was the same guy who plays Charlie on the show. Since he was directing, I got to meet him, and we wouldn't have gotten to meet if he hadn't been

Please tell us something about your character on this show. What can we expect (without spoiling anything)?

My all-time favorite movie in the world is Steel Magnolias, and every time I watch it I get chills up my arms. When I heard that they got his name from the movie, I was thrilled!

I absolutely loved performing, acting and filmmaking. My biggest accomplishment as an actor would be my San Diego Film Critics Society Awards for the category of Best Ensemble Performance' for the film, 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower'.

You've mentioned that you would love to convince Hallmark to do some kind of musical movie. So many of the actors and actresses have incredible song/dance talents. Any chance this might be in the works? How can the fans help something like that to happen?

"It's funny, a friend of mine was producing it, he called me up and he said, "Lori, I need your help. I want to try to sell this into a series." There are people at Hallmark who I love, like Bill Abbott, the president. I have a fan in Bill and I'm so thankful for that. This producer knew that. He was like, "I want to put you in this show because I need a name to help me sell it into a series. If it goes into a series, you can have the option of being a part of it." I went in and I worked the show for literally one day, and then it went to series."

Hallmark is one busy network. I started doing the Hallmark thing back when it wasn't cool, and now they've grown so much.

He's missed every day the comedy in movies won't be the same. He makes a Role Model for many people he overcomes the hard times and still came out bright in the end and got a big scholarship I hope I can get one to just like him. He was one of the best persons in the world it's sad to realize that he's gone. It's hard to realize that no one will be like him again. He was a hero for many reasons but the 3 big ones that standed out which was his difficulty in life and still coming out strong, volunteering his time to different charities and foundations and making the world brighter

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