Candace Cameron Bure believes that people ‘less colors cancel’ in Hollywood because of their faith
Candace Cameron Bure She has always proudly shared her Christian faith, and she sees others starting to do the same.
“I feel like people are a little less afraid to be canceled now that they can openly share their faith or whatever their opinions are [even] If they are not in line with some other people’s opinions, “she told Fox News Digital on the red carpet for Movieguide awards.
“And, so, I like to see it in our country and hopefully. I hope very much.”
Candace Cameron Bure suggests that people are no longer afraid to be “canceled” to share their faith and opinions. (Michael Tullberg/Getty Images)
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Bure also has hope for permanent recovery from Los Angeles firewhich swallowed through the fourth Altaden and Pacific Palisades last month.
“It was so difficult, and I have so many friends who lived in Palisadam who lost their homes. It will be a trip. It will be a long time to recover,” Bure, a former Pacific Palisade resident for three decades, said. “In the meantime, the community has gathered and we all do what we can help.
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“Although I’m not in Los Angeles right now, I’m making a movie. I’m still in touch with everyone, I still have a shop that is open to collecting great items for our families who have lost everything. And we ‘we’ will do it again.
The storm said she was “still in contact” with friends who lost homes in Pacific Palisids and were inspired by a community that gathered in support of the fire victims. (Paul Archuleta)
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While the storms moved from Los Angeles and works somewhere else, he wants to see the productions to return to their hometown.
“I feel like people are a little less afraid of being canceled now that they can openly share their faith or whatever their opinions are.”
“I would love to see how he is coming back,” Bure said. “However, completely open to all other countries that currently create revenue and more fun entering them, I think it’s wonderful too. Love is job creation.”
This could be one of the priorities of newly appointed President Donald Trump Hollywood “Special Envoy”, Mel Gibson, Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone.
The “Full House” star is “eager” to see what changes to Hollywood will bring President Trump to the industry. (Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for the Inaugurgical Lemon Foundation Gala organized by Taylor & Taylor Lautner)
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“I am impatient to see him. I hope he will bring a lot of work back to Los Angeles and Hollywood because it is, unless you are a big, big budget exhibition, it was very difficult to work here,” Bure Bure said.
“It’s honest why I’m doing most of my films in Canada, because you get better tax breaks there. So, I hope we’ll be back a lot more in the United States, especially in LA, because this is Hollywood, where it all started.
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In addition to his work as Chief Creative Director of the Great American Family and mother of four adult children, the storm has a number Christmas movie projects.
Bure always looks for quality scenarios for Christmas movies. (Marleen Moise/Getty Images)
Asked if there is one top Christmas movie that you would like to try, the storm said, “I think that’s why I make Christmas movies every year, I don’t know I have a top dream because then why would I do others? So, I just continue to find the one that is great this year and then thinking what could be next year. “
Bure presented and was one of the nominated awards at Movieguide awards, which radiates A large American family and Pureflix 6th March.
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“I love Movieguide awards. It’s one of my favorite events every year because it’s a reward that celebrates family films and television,” she said.
