Candace Cameron Bure, the “Queen of Christmas Movies,” Shines on Cover of Parade
Parade magazine has released its latest cover story featuring Candace Cameron Bure, known as the 'Queen of Christmas Movies'. The interview covers various aspects of Bure's career and personal life, including:
- Her love for holiday-themed movies (she's starred in 15 since 2008)
- Memories of playing D.J. Tanner on Full House
- Her experience as a child actress
- The importance of family and faith
Bure discusses her return to acting after a 10-year break, her positive experience on Full House, and her daughter Natasha's entry into the entertainment industry. She also shares thoughts on aging, becoming an empty-nester, and missing her late co-star Bob Saget. The actress expresses gratitude for her career and looks forward to turning 50, embracing each decade of her life.
La rivista Parade ha pubblicato il suo ultimo articolo in copertina con Candace Cameron Bure, conosciuta come la 'Regina dei film di Natale'. L'intervista copre vari aspetti della carriera e della vita personale di Bure, tra cui:
- Il suo amore per i film a tema natalizio (ha recitato in 15 dal 2008)
- I ricordi del suo ruolo di D.J. Tanner in Full House
- La sua esperienza come attrice bambina
- L'importanza della famiglia e della fede
Bure discute del suo ritorno alla recitazione dopo una pausa di 10 anni, la sua esperienza positiva in Full House e l'ingresso della figlia Natasha nell'industria dell'intrattenimento. Condivide anche i suoi pensieri sull'invecchiamento, diventare una madre a distanza e la mancanza del suo defunto co-protagonista Bob Saget. L'attrice esprime gratitudine per la sua carriera e guarda avanti al suo 50esimo compleanno, abbracciando ogni decennio della sua vita.
La revista Parade ha lanzado su última historia de portada con Candace Cameron Bure, conocida como la 'Reina de las Películas Navideñas'. La entrevista abarca varios aspectos de la carrera y la vida personal de Bure, incluyendo:
- Su amor por las películas temáticas de vacaciones (ha actuado en 15 desde 2008)
- Recuerdos de su papel como D.J. Tanner en Full House
- Su experiencia como actriz infantil
- La importancia de la familia y la fe
Bure habla sobre su regreso a la actuación después de un descanso de 10 años, su experiencia positiva en Full House y la entrada de su hija Natasha en la industria del entretenimiento. También comparte sus pensamientos sobre el envejecimiento, convertirse en una madre que se queda sola y extrañar a su compañero fallecido Bob Saget. La actriz expresa gratitud por su carrera y espera con ansias cumplir 50 años, abrazando cada década de su vida.
잡지 Parade는 칸다스 카메론 뷰르를 주제로 한 최신 커버 스토리를 발표했습니다. 그녀는 '크리스마스 영화의 여왕'으로 알려져 있습니다. 인터뷰에서는 뷰르의 경력과 개인 생활의 여러 측면을 다루고 있습니다:
- 휴일 테마 영화에 대한 그녀의 사랑 (2008년 이후 15편에 출연했음)
- 풀 하우스에서 D.J. Tanner 역할을 하던 기억
- 아역 배우로서의 경험
- 가족과 신앙의 중요성
뷰르는 10년의 휴식 후 연기에 복귀한 것, 풀 하우스에서의 긍정적인 경험, 그리고 딸 나타샤의 연예계 진출에 대해 이야기합니다. 또한 노화, 빈 둥지증후군에 대해 말하고 고인의 동료인 밥 새겟을 그리워한다고 전합니다. 배우는 자신의 경력에 감사하며 50세가 되는 것을 기대하고, 인생의 각 10년을 포용하고 있습니다.
Le magazine Parade a publié son dernier article en couverture avec Candace Cameron Bure, connue comme la 'Reine des films de Noël'. L'interview couvre divers aspects de la carrière et de la vie personnelle de Bure, notamment :
- Son amour pour les films à thème de vacances (elle a joué dans 15 films depuis 2008)
- Ses souvenirs de son rôle de D.J. Tanner dans Full House
- Son expérience en tant qu'actrice enfant
- L'importance de la famille et de la foi
Bure aborde son retour au théâtre après une pause de 10 ans, son expérience positive dans Full House, et l'entrée de sa fille Natasha dans l'industrie du divertissement. Elle partage également ses réflexions sur le vieillissement, le fait de devenir une nester vide et le manque de son défunt co-star Bob Saget. L'actrice exprime sa gratitude pour sa carrière et se réjouit de son 50e anniversaire, en embrassant chaque décennie de sa vie.
Das Parade-Magazin hat seine neueste Titelgeschichte mit Candace Cameron Bure veröffentlicht, die als die 'Königin der Weihnachtsfilme' bekannt ist. In dem Interview werden verschiedene Aspekte von Bures Karriere und Privatleben behandelt, darunter:
- Ihre Liebe zu weihnachtlichen Filmen (seit 2008 hat sie in 15 gefilmt)
- Erinnerungen an ihre Rolle als D.J. Tanner in Full House
- Ihre Erfahrung als Kinderstar
- Die Bedeutung von Familie und Glauben
Bure spricht über ihre Rückkehr zur Schauspielerei nach einer 10-jährigen Pause, ihre positiven Erfahrungen bei Full House und den Eintritt ihrer Tochter Natasha in die Unterhaltungsbranche. Sie teilt auch Gedanken über Alterung, das Werden einer leeren Nester und das Vermissen ihres verstorbenen Co-Stars Bob Saget. Die Schauspielerin drückt ihre Dankbarkeit für ihre Karriere aus und freut sich darauf, 50 zu werden, und umarmt jedes Jahrzehnt ihres Lebens.
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A-list actress reveals why people love feel-good holiday films, what she remembers about her ‘Full House’ audition and what life is like now as an empty-nester.
Candace Cameron Bure, the “Queen of Christmas Movies,” Shines on Cover of Parade (Photo: Business Wire)
The interview covers why she loves starring in holiday-themed movies (she’s done 15 of them since Moonlight & Mistletoe in 2008), her memories of playing D.J. Tanner as a preteen on Full House and the loss of co-star Bob Saget, her experience as a child actress in
Read the full interview here. Notable quotes are below.
On booking her first Christmas film, Moonlight & Mistletoe:
It was actually my first movie after taking a 10-year break, because I decided to stay home and raise my kids. But if you would have asked me about this many years ago, I would not have thought I would become synonymous with Christmas movies—or that the genre would be as big as it is today.
On coming back after taking a break from
I didn't know if the entertainment community even wanted me back. People see you as a kid, and then you come back 10 years later, and you're a full-grown woman and a mom, and sometimes they're very embracing of you, and sometimes they're like, “You had your time.” I was so happy that
On her Full House experience, amid recent revelations about toxicity and abuse on the sets of children’s TV programs in the 1990s to the 2000s:
I absolutely loved it, especially in light of stories that have come out more recently. There are a handful of child stars or young entertainers that didn't get through the business successfully with their emotional health and have really awful predator experiences. So, when I look back on it, I’m grateful.
On her daughter, Natasha, getting into the business:
I've always been an encourager—whatever my children are interested in, I want to help them pursue that to the best of their ability. So I was all for it, and I told her I was going to be Mama Bear. Like, I’m going to protect you and be right by your side and help you make the right decisions and make sure nobody takes advantage of you.
On missing Bob Saget:
I think about Bob a lot—probably even more often than I thought I would. That’s because almost anything funny makes me think of him and laughter is such a huge part of my life, and Bob was a huge source of laughter in my life.
On aging:
I have loved every decade more and more. I couldn’t wait to get out of my 20s. Once I was in my 30s, I felt that I was more mature. And in my 40s, I’ve gained so much wisdom and self-assurance. I know who I am a whole lot more than I did a decade ago. And so with 50 approaching, I'm not scared about it. I’m 100 percent embracing it.
On becoming an empty-nester:
It feels so weird at first, especially if you are a close family and close to your kids, which we are, and it can feel very sad and lonely. But it also gives you a time to really reconnect with your spouse, and that's what I encourage people to do. Don’t be so wrapped up in the kids that you forget about your marriage or your partner for life.
On watching her own shows:
I haven't watched Full House in a very, very long time. I will say—and I'm a little embarrassed to admit it—I've done it a couple times with Fuller House episodes. Like, if it’s a bad day, I might turn on an episode. I’ll watch the episode with New Kids on the Block. It just makes me smile.
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