In this exclusive interview, we sit down with the talented Kristin Booth to discuss her role in Hallmark’s latest holiday movie, A Christmas Charade. Known for her captivating performances, Kristin Booth brings a new dimension to the festive season as she portrays the mysterious Larissa Rush. With thrilling action sequences, a Bond-inspired charm, and Hallmark’s signature heartwarming appeal, A Christmas Charade promises to be a standout film. Join us as Kristin Booth shares behind-the-scenes insights, her excitement about this unique role, and what makes this holiday movie a must-watch. Check out the full interview in the video below!
Kristin, can you tell us a bit about Larissa Rush? What drew you to her character in The Christmas Charade?
I don’t want to give away too much because she’s a bit of a mystery and a bit of a surprise. But I can say that there was a little bit of a James Bond theme going on with the opening of the film. I get to be sort of a part of that, which was a lot of fun and it’s quite a glamorous role, exciting. I was so thrilled when Vortex Productions asked me to be a part of it because they had already sold the film to Hallmark and it was a great, great, fun time on set. Everyone was amazing. Corey was a great director and it was a pleasure. I really enjoyed my time working with everybody on it.
What’s unique about Larissa’s role in the storyline, and how does she fit into the high-stakes world of undercover missions and holiday magic?
Well, again, I don’t want to give too much away, but she is definitely a part of the Mission Impossible side of the film, you know, this spy agent sort of thing going on there.
The interview with Kristin Booth has been edited and condensed for lenght and clarity. Watch the full video interview at the top of the article!
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