Candace Cameron Bure has great fear around her film career.
In an appearance on “The Call to Mastery with Jordan Raynor” earlier this month, the “Full House” student, 44, spoke about the anxiety she faces around her Hallmark film career – and revealed it as her last film for the network did his “stomach ache”.
“I worry about my movies all the time,” revealed Bure. “In fact, I got sick to my stomach with this latest Christmas film that aired in November because I created anxiety for myself because my films have been the best performing film for seven years running, and you know, one day you ‘ will slide off that pedestal. “
“And so, every year, it makes me sicker and sicker every time I have a movie to release, because I’m like, ‘Is this going to be the year? Is that it? ‘”The actress continued. “And I had to take a moment to come to Jesus with myself in 2020 because I thought, ‘Why are you doing this?’ That is, why are you making films? “
CANDACE CAMERON BURE ADDRESS PEOPLE WHO ASK ‘HOW DIFFICULT’ IT IS TO MAKE HALLMARK FILMS
Candace Cameron Bure says that her Hallmark films ‘have been the best performers for seven years in a row’.
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“I had to bring it back to my why, to my why I defined 12 years ago, when I went back to the industry,” he added.
Bure always reminds herself that her value “is not ultimately in the performance of a book or film” and that her writing career is just a “bonus to my resume”.
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“I had to remember why and then let it go and just say, ‘You know what, no matter what those assessments are,'” said Bure.
Bure’s most recent appearance at Hallmark was in 2020 on “If I Only Had Christmas” by IMDb. The actress is also expected to repeat her popular Hallmark role as the crime-solving librarian Aurora Teagarden in “Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: How to Con A Con” later this year.
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Bure is expected to repeat her role as the Aurora Teagarden crime-solving librarian in ‘Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: How to Con A Con’ later this year.
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In a recent appearance on Paula Faris’ new podcast, “The Paula Faris Podcast”, Bure addressed critics who question how easy it is to work on a Hallmark film.
“I hear that all the time. ‘How difficult is it to be in a Hallmark movie?’ Like, ‘Can I be in a Hallmark movie?’ “Said the actress.” And I’m like, ‘Are you a professional actor?’ ‘No.’ ‘So no, you can’t.’ “
Fox News’ Nate Day contributed to this report