Stars of FALL on the harsh conditions they faced filming and where was Shazam in all of this?!

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I love seeing new stars emerging. That’s what emerged from Scott Mann’s death-defying action-thriller Fall. The stars of the film Grace Caroline Currey and Virginia Gardner knocked it out of the park and are two actors you should be paying attention to.

I spoke to the stars of Fall, Grace and Virginia (aka Ginny) about working on the film. What physical and mental boundaries they had to push through while making the film. The rough weather conditions that faced them. Plus, find out what bonded them together.

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These girls were super cool. Not only are they both gorgeous, but they are fantastic actresses and most importantly very pleasant and fun individuals. I remembered Grace from the Shazam! movie. Virginia was less familiar to me prior to this film. To say they hit a home-run would even be an understatement after talking to them and director Scott Mann, on what they endured during shooting.

The weather conditions in the desert they filmed in were brutal, but so were the physical and mental demands these roles required. They had stunt actors, but many things they ended up doing themselves. Plus, the big takeaway, no use of green screen. I was certain it would been used on a film like this.

It was apparent how good their chemistry and bond with each other is. They seemed genuinely happy to have worked together and it all might have started with their mutual love for mac and cheese. That isn’t the first time I heard mac and cheese uniting people, it has a powerful effect.

I thought the movie was tremendous and my heart was pumping throughout. The girls carried the film and did great work. I even joked with them all they went through, they might as well been filming Survivor. These ladies really were the stars of Fall.

FALL is out now in Theaters nationwide

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Jim Alexander

Jim Alexander hails from Chicago where he started his journalism career as a film critic and founder of the Chicago Independent Film Critics Circle (CIFCC). He's a Rotten Tomatoes approved critic. Jim founded Reel Talker as a platform to share his love of movies and entertainment. Jim's favorite part of being a journalist is getting to meet and interview actors, filmmakers and entertainers. Jim is a host and on-camera personality for AfterBuzz TV. Aside from his work with Reel Talker, he's the site owner of the Bachelor Universe website, where he recaps and talks about all this ABC's 'The Bachelor'. He also runs the Reel Talker Podcast that can be found on iTunes. In his free time he enjoys attending sports events and playing in recreational leagues.
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