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22 December 2024

Candace Cameron Bure's Humor Shines Bright This Christmas

Cameron Mathison shares surprise at Bure's playful side during Christmas Con panel.

Candace Cameron Bure is stealing hearts this holiday season, not just with her portrayals of strong female leads, but also with her surprising sense of humor. The "Full House" alum recently made waves during the annual Christmas Con event, where her co-star Cameron Mathison revealed some unexpected details about working with her on Great American Family's "Home Sweet Christmas." Mathison, who joined Bure on stage at the event on December 14, 2024, described their collaboration as "really, really lovely" and recounted how he was caught off guard by Bure's playful and risqué humor.

Mathison, known for his roles across various Christmas projects, expressed his long-standing desire to work with Bure. "I’ve known Candace for a long time, but I had never actually gotten to do a movie with her until this project. We talked about it for years!" he shared with the audience. But his real surprise came as he got to know Bure on set, leading him to comment, "She’s so funny and a little bit dirty. You’d never guess. She did not ever miss a beat to give me a hard time on something super, super funny." The laughter among the cast was palpable, proving the camaraderie they shared.

Mathison wasn't alone in his observations. Marc Blucas, who starred alongside Bure in 2022's "A Christmas... Present," chimed in with playful agreement. "I was going to stay away from the 'dirty' part!" he joked, adding, "She’d be right next to me, like, cracking jokes, and I was like, 'Candace!" Blucas praised Bure and their fellow co-stars for their dual roles as both actors and producers. "It’s great to work with the boss," he said, emphasizing the collaborative spirit on set. "I can say, ‘I don’t think this scene is working, I don’t like this moment,’ and we don’t have to go call someone else."

Bure, often referred to as the "Queen of Christmas Movies," has certainly made her mark on holiday television, having starred in over 25 films. Her charm has led many to find her storylines heartwarming, often centering on love and festive cheer. During the panel, she also addressed the challenges of filming romantic scenes, especially as they affect personal relationships. Reflecting on her marriage to former NHL player Valeri Bure, she said, "I don’t think it’s as comfortable for anybody—maybe if you’re married to another actor—it’s just never comfortable to watch your spouse with someone else, even if it’s only for a peck or kiss."

These sentiments weren’t exclusive to Bure. Jen Lilley and Danica McKellar, who also share the screen with Bure on various projects, openly discussed how they support their husbands during filming. McKellar humorously suggested, "When those scenes happen, I just kiss him!" This sentiment encapsulates the blend of professional and personal dynamics actors navigate within the romantic film genre.

Beyond the light-hearted exchanges, Bure’s influence as both star and producer is evident. Her hands-on approach has not only strengthened the comedic bond among the cast but also ensured they can collaborate efficiently, enhancing the overall quality of their films. There’s no doubt about it; her laughter and humor make the holiday work seem less like work and more like family gatherings.

The cast and crews unite to produce films brimming with joy, love, and humor, ensuring viewers get the heartwarming experiences they’ve come to expect from Bure’s projects. Mathison’s candor about working with Bure reflects the spirit of teamwork and connection within Great American Family productions. "Being with Candace on set has been delightful," he said, reiteratively reflecting on the chemistry they developed throughout the project.

With festive favorites featuring Bure poised to grace television screens once again this holiday season, the audience can look forward to not just romantic plots and seasonal cheer but the compelling backdrop of shared laughter and camaraderie from the cast. Cameron Mathison states, "You guys have known her for years; you’ll get the chance this Christmas to see her loveable side as well as her funnier side." This blend of charm, humor, and festive spirit is what keeps fans returning year after year to witness the magic of Bure’s holiday movies.

So, as the holiday season draws near, don't miss the chance to catch Candace Cameron Bure and her talented co-stars light up your TV screens. Their blend of humor, work ethic, and warmth signifies the essence of festive storytelling, bringing joy and laughter to audience homes everywhere.

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