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Has anyone ever told you that you look a lot like Tom Welling? At first I didn't see it, but then I googled it and it's true. Or at least I see it. @hxcvill

i have heard it often, mainly back when we were both younger. maybe it's the clark kent in us. but then i do get mistaken for most white actors with dark hair. have you ever been mistaken for someone?

Anytime I get to film in any of these places I always feel like I'm the luckiest person. Knowing I'm going to wake up to actual peace, not having to stress the people around me? Do understand the reason it works so well for fantasy projects. I don't mind the cold so much, growing up in London kind of prepared me for the wet and rainy. Just bundle up extra until you get into a stifling hot pub and then are regretting your life choices to have to get out of all those layers. I'm filming Walk the Blue Fields there, about a love triangle come back to haunt her on her wedding day.

it's also nice to be able to be back in the uk, since typically we live in america. or at least i do. it's not quite england, but it's just as good. while i would much prefer filming in a warmer setting, the cold isn't usually an issue. i don't know about you, but it oddly makes me feel at home. it just doesn't always work in your favour when filming. a local pub and a pint is all you need to recover from those rainy days on sets. how many layers do you put on? i'm thinking your bundling up is a little different to mine. oh really? it sounds eventful and not the ideal set up for your wedding day. i'm presuming it's a comedy?

Scotland is breathtaking, I filmed a movie there back in 2012 and I've had a mild obsession with there since. The scenery and atmosphere just is unbeatable, and I say that as someone who has also filmed in some of the most beautiful locations. Will say Ireland is just as stunning and the people? Never felt more welcome and invited, I'm currently filming a Netflix movie out there. Have you gotten to know any of the locals?

it truly is. i'm always quite chuffed when i know i get to film there. you can see why it's used in so many fantasy and period projects. it fits perfectly. the only downside is when you're filming in autumn or winter and it can get rather cold up there. ireland is another great place, just any of the celtic places. we're not too far away from each other, what movie are you filming? i have, i've almost become a local myself at the pub.

i absolutely love a good farmer's market! i feel like the fruit and veggies are better when you get them there versus the grocery store! do you prefer to hit up a farmer's market or much rather go to a grocery store? @notorietystarter

it's no secret that food bought from anywhere other than a grocery store is always greater in quality. oh there is no comparison, i will always choose the farmer's market. especially if there is a great butchers nearby. what is your favourite thing to buy from a market?