Filming with Julian McMahon, Rosario Dawson, and Josh Duhamel on "Fire With Fire!"

I do not know where to even begin with how AMAZING today's filming project in New Orleans went on the new upcoming film, "Fire with Fire" starring Bruce Willis, Rosario Dawson, and Josh Duhamel. My role was an airport traveler. The only actors that I filmed with were Rosario Dawson & Julian McMahon. I saw Josh Duhamel, but he did not film any scenes with me, but I still saw him and was pleased about that because I do have a great passion for movies and the Entertainment Industry.

When I first saw Rosario Dawson, I was blown away because she was so gorgeous in real life. She was right in front of me at out starting positions to film the scene and she was the coolest and most down to Earth actress that I have ever worked with, seriously. She was joking around with all the extras, mingling and talking to them, laughing, dancing, and just being so friendly and I told her, I said, "you are just so down to Earth, I love that-I really did, I just love that about you, it is amazing!" And she told me thanks, that is nice to hear. I also went on to tell her that the role she played opposite Will Smith in "Seven Pounds," she did a fantastic job. She and Will both captured the screen and I told her I loved her in "The Zookeeper!"

I told her that she and Kevin James work really well together and had that on screen chemistry and she told me that she loved that movie and she appreciated my feedback and comments about the movies that I have seen her in. Her entire attitude during the filming was phenomenal! She was always smiling and joking, if she was tired, she never showed it, she was so full of life and energy, and I love seeing actors who are like that and talk with the extras! It just warms my heart!

After filming, she took pictures with a few people. I wanted to ask her for a photo, but I declined. Just joking and talking to her between takes meant more to me than a photo with her! I have the actual experience of knowing that I talked to her between takes and setting up shots, an complimenting her on her work. I got to shake Julian McMahon's hand and tell him that I loved him in every last Nip/Tuck and Charmed. Those were my shows and when they went off the air, I was sad, but Julian and Rosario really made me feel good because they talked to me, joked with me and were down to Earth and I loved the experience in working with them both! I look forward to seeing "Fire with Fire" when it hits theatres next year!