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Julian Haig talks about his new film ‘Love In Bloom’ on GAC Family

Australian actor Julian Haig chatted about starring in the new original film “Love In Bloom” on GAC Family.

Susie Abromeit and Julian Haig in 'Love In Bloom'
Susie Abromeit and Julian Haig in 'Love In Bloom.' Photo Courtesy of GAC Media
Susie Abromeit and Julian Haig in 'Love In Bloom.' Photo Courtesy of GAC Media

Australian actor Julian Haig chatted about starring in the new original film “Love In Bloom” on GAC Family.

He stars as Grayson opposite Susie Abromeit, and it will premiere on GAC Family on Saturday, August 27 at 8 p.m. EST. Rogue Rubin directed “Love In Bloom” from an original screenplay by Samantha Benjamin. “We got to have fun with that relationship,” he admitted. “Getting to play all of the different elements of that relationship and his own struggles with relationships was also fun,” he added.

“It feels good,” he said about being a part of this film. “I am excited for the movie to come out and for everyone to see it.”

“We filmed it in the middle of last year. I am anxious to see how it is received in the United States. It was shot in Australia and it mostly has Australian characters and Australian actors. I think Americans will love it,” he elaborated.

Synopsis of ‘Love In Bloom’

The synopsis is as follows: In “Love In Bloom,” Amelia (Susie Abromeit) has a perfect life: a successful floristry in Chicago and a boyfriend who is about to propose.

When her soon-to-be-married little sister and fiancé become marooned at a mountain retreat days before their wedding in Primrose River Australia, Amelia, and the best man, Grayson Tanner (Julian Haig), are tasked with stepping in to save the wedding. “Grayson is a vet so it was nice that he got the chance to connect with animals,” he said.

“Also, getting to play something different is always fun in terms of playing a different job. Most of the story is about love, obviously,” he added.

Amelia finds new meaning in the town’s beautiful gardens, and love, when she least expects it.

On his future plans and goals, Haig said, “I am just excited to see what I get to do next and what I get to play next. The opportunities in the digital age are exciting.”

Advice for hopefuls in acting

For young and aspiring actors, Haig said, “Work out why you are doing it, make sure it is for really good reasons, and train. Go to acting school and acting classes, they are a safe place to fall on your face, you don’t want to be falling on your face on set.”

“Remember that we are human, and in acting, we are playing real humans in real scenarios, and whatever you are feeling, it is similar to what the character is feeling as well,” he added.

Haig concluded about “Love In Bloom,” “I think it’s a very inspiring love story, and I hope people that watch it walk away from it being inspired to be more connected in their lives and in their relationships.”

To learn more about actor Julian Haig, follow him on Instagram, and check out his IMDb page.

Markos Papadatos
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Markos Papadatos is Digital Journal's Editor-at-Large for Music News. Papadatos is a Greek-American journalist and educator that has authored over 24,700 original articles over the past 20 years. He has interviewed some of the biggest names in music, entertainment, lifestyle, magic, and sports. He is a 19-time "Best of Long Island" winner, where for three consecutive years (2020, 2021, and 2022), he was honored as the "Best Long Island Personality" in Arts & Entertainment, an honor that has gone to Billy Joel six times.

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