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In this podcast, Sarah Drew discusses her role in Hallmark’s “Mistletoe Murders”, sharing her excitement about the project’s unique blend of mystery, romance, and humor. She highlights the depth of her character, Emily, who balances a mysterious past with a vibrant present in Fletcher’s Grove. Drew shares the joy of playing Emily’s duality: her longing for connection and her quirky love for Christmas. She also praises the collaborative production process, expressing gratitude for the creative freedom and the talent of her co-stars, including Peter Mooney and Sierra. Drew’s favorite scenes involved moments of vulnerability and fun, reflecting Emily’s journey toward healing and joy.

She also reflects on her other Hallmark projects, such as “Guiding Emily” and “Branching Out”, which allowed her to explore emotionally rich and layered characters. Drew shares her dedication to preparation, including methodical research and physical training for demanding roles, such as portraying blindness or performing fight sequences. In addition to acting, she discusses her producer role, advocating for storytelling choices that enhance the authenticity and depth of the narrative. Drew expresses her hope for a second season of “Mistletoe Murders” and hints at upcoming projects, including a bounty-hunter role in “Blue Ridge” and a Lifetime Christmas movie she wrote and produced. Her enthusiasm for storytelling, both as an actor and creator, shines throughout the conversation.

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