![]() GLITTER: What is your favorite thing about filming a Christmas movie? Does it put you in the holiday spirit early? It was such a special experience for us both. His grandfather, who was Jewish, actually escaped and immigrated to America when Hitler occupied the country, with the help of his best friend, Otto. Well, Peter got to meet Otto’s son while we were there and ended up learning so much about their friendship that he’d never known before. Peter and I also got to hear some INCREDIBLE classical music while we were there. SARAH: My husband got to come with me, and his grandfather was from Vienna. What made filming this movie, in particular, a memorable experience? GLITTER: On Instagram, you called it an “extremely special experience” for you. There are so many beautiful open and honest conversations in the film while we are strolling down the stunning streets of Vienna, and I just thought I’d be crazy to pass on this opportunity. ![]() I’ve never considered quitting acting, but I certainly relate to this struggle. In the story, my character Jess is struggling to find the joy in playing the violin, which has been her main focus her whole life. When we meet her, she is considering quitting altogether. ![]() ![]() There’s honesty and vulnerability as well as a Sound of Music vibe to the whole film that really caught my attention. I also grew up listening to classical music, so the idea of playing a concert violinist was a really appealing idea to me. SARAH: Well, I saw that I’d be shooting in Vienna and I was just hoping that I’d love the script… and I did! I got chills multiple times while reading it. What drew you to the film, and what can you tell us about it? GLITTER: Your new Hallmark movie, Christmas in Vienna, comes out in November. SARAH: My parents have always been really supportive, and I had wonderful teachers along the way in high school and certainly in college as well. GLITTER: What inspired that decision? Was there someone who was particularly supportive of it that really helped you decide? I think I realized it was possible for me to do this for a career when I booked my first professional show Romeo and Juliet at the McCarter theater when I was 20. My earliest memories involve acting in school plays or community theater. SARAH: It’s the only thing I’ve ever wanted to do. GLITTER: What was the first moment you realized you wanted to make acting your career? Read our exclusive interview below to hear more about what led the actress to Christmas in Vienna, why this film was such a special experience for her, what she looks for in a script or role, the best advice she’s received, and what’s next for her in Hollywood. Sarah also just joined the cast of Freeform’s upcoming series Cruel Summer. She shined in her roles in both Christmas Pen Pals and Twinkle All the Way. In 2014, she starred in Moms’ Night Out as Allyson.ĭrew is no stranger when it comes to Christmas movies. ![]() She joined the series in 2009 and left in 2018. The actress is best known for her role as Dr. While there, she finds the inspiration she has been missing and a new love interest. The film follows Jess (Drew), a concert violinist whose heart just isn’t in it anymore, traveling to Vienna for a performance. Sarah Drew is helping Hallmark bring joy to audiences this holiday season with her new film Christmas in Vienna.ĭrew’s new Christmas movie premieres on the Hallmark Channel on November 14 at 8 PM / 7 PM C. Crown Media United States LLC/Photographer: Petro Domenigg ![]()
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