#Home alone 4 kiss movie
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#Home alone 4 kiss movie

I'm about three years older than Macaulay Culkin so I had just turned 13 when the first movie was filming and he was around 10. I actually had a lot of fun filming the scene we did running through O'Hare airport, and that was because I was with Catherine. She was funny, great with kids, and just a wonderful person. Catherine O'Hara was one of the best things about that movie set. Between the McCallisters and the cousins there were a lot of children, so it was a very kid-friendly environment. We had no idea it was going to be the hit that it was.Īs a whole, my memories of Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost In New York are that it was a very fun set. The concept of a kid at home on his own sounds kind of ridiculous on paper. Home Alone was filmed in the Chicago area so I got to stay home, sleep in my own bed and only had to drive 30 minutes to set each morning, but to this day, my mom still says that she probably wouldn't have said yes if it hadn't been a John Hughes movie.

I have no recollection of this, but my mom has told me that John Hughes, who wrote Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, actually met me when I was much younger, so I think that helped me get the role of Megan McCallister, an older sister to Macaulay Culkin's Kevin McCallister.

#Home alone 4 kiss driver

Read more 'I Was The Limo Driver in 'Die Hard'' Judo instantly became my passion, which probably explains why acting was never really my priority. I had also started practicing judo when I was 7 and continued the whole time I was acting. It felt like roles just fell into my lap. I wasn't shy or ever worried about whether I was going to get a part or not and my parents were not stage parents, trying to get me jobs. It was interesting because I never strove to be a successful actor, so I didn't have a lot of nerves. A month later, I got a part in an American Playhouse TV movie called A Matter of Principle with Alan Arkin, playing one of his daughters. But my mom grew up in south Florida and had nothing to do with movies, so her attitude was: absolutely not.Įventually she gave in and got my headshots, but she thought nothing was going to come of it. This friend told my mom she had to get my picture taken to show to casting agents. I was very similar to how I am now I had a deep voice for a girl and I was very outgoing. When I was five, I was at a Fourth of July party talking to a friend of the family who was in the movie business somehow.