Interview With Stephen Huszar | A Homecoming For The Holidays

Interview With Stephen Huszar | A Homecoming For The Holidays | Mistletoe Magic

Mercy: Tell us a little about yourself.
Stephen: I was born in a small town in the middle of the Canadian prairies to Hungarian immigrant parents. I grew up very curious about the world and competed in sports that allowed me to travel and be outside including skiing, sailing and windsurfing. I graduated with a commerce degree and worked in corporate America for a few years before I decided to follow my heart and pursue acting full time.

Mercy: What started your interest in acting?
Stephen: My earliest memory is when I was in grade 2 and played Old MacDonald in “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”. I really had no idea what I was doing, but I sure had a heck of a good time singing and dancing with all my friends up on that school stage. I guess that experience kind of stuck with me when I looked to pursue something I was passionate about.

Mercy: What is one of your favorite locations you've ever filmed?
Stephen: I love shooting in nature, so the shows that take me into the most remote location are my favourite. So far that’s been in gorgeous lake county in northern Canada. Many of the cast and crew lived in cabins right on the water throughout the production. It was magical.

Mercy: If you could play a role in any movie from the past, who/what would it be?
Stephen: Tarzan.

Mercy: Who are some of your acting influences?
Stephen: Gosh so many! Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Anthony Hopkins, Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Ralph Fines, Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, Leonardo Dicaprio, Tom Hanks, George Clooney, Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, Christian Bale, Harrison Ford, Penelope Cruz to name but a few!

Mercy: You can only watch 3 movies for the rest of your life - what are they?
Stephen: Kung Fu Hustle, Star Wars and Forest Gump.

Mercy: Most rewarding part of being an actor?
Stephen: Being able to play for a living! Stepping into someone else's shoes and seeing life from a different perspective is a gift beyond words.

Mercy: Can you share little bit about your two Christmas movies coming out this Holiday season?
Stephen: Absolutely! "A Homecoming for the Holidays” is a story about a budding county music singer named Charlotte, played by Laura Osnes, who has a chance encounter with a military officer named Matt, played by myself. They reunite 3 years later in the very town they met and build a special bond during the height of her stardom. This movie was shot in beautiful locations all over BC and will premiere on December 7th on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.
“Mistletoe Magic” is a hilarious romantic comedy about reunited friends on a hunt to find a lost mistletoe before Christmas, starring the amazing Jessica Sipos. We shot that one in Toronto and it will premiere on December 24th on Super Channel’s Heart & Home in Canada.

Mercy: Any other upcoming projects?
Stephen: Yes, I have horror film called “Rabid" that will be released in theaters and digitally on December 13th, which is a remake of the 1977 David Cronenberg film of the same name. I am also shooting an episode of “Supernatural” for The CW, which will be released in the New Year.

Christmas Question Time!

Mercy: Favorite Christmas Memory/tradition?
Stephen: Opening presents in front of the fireplace at my family's house while there’s a blizzard outside.

Mercy: Favorite Christmas song?
Stephen: Jingle Bell Rock.

Mercy: Must-have Christmas food?
Stephen: Saskatoon Berry Pie.

Mercy: Favorite Christmas movie?
Stephen: Polar Express.

Mercy: White or Green Christmas?
Stephen: White! If there’s no snow, it’s not Christmas for me.

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