Anna Chlumsky and Anna Camp are “a little in love” after “bride hard” (exclusively)

Anna Chumsky Made a bestie on the set of its latest film.

While marketing her Apple TV+ series Smoke at Tribeca Festival In New York, the actress, 44, told people about her friendship with Anna Camp It bloomed as they filmed their new comedy Bride hard.

“I love the Anna camp,” says Chlumsky if its cost. “We’re a little in love and it’s a bit fantastic.”

The actress continues to praise her others Bride hard Costs, including Rebell WilsonThe Da’vine Joy Randolph and gigi zumbado. “I mean, it was a blast. It was so fun,” she notes her film experience. “I had to bring my family too much of it because it was in the summer. It was a good time and I think someone who sees it should see it.”

Bride hard Stars Wilson as a secret agent Sam, who is a bridesmaid at his best friend’s wedding. She is thrown into work when a team of mercenaries crashes the party and takes the guests hostage.

Action comedy also marks a reunion on the screen for Pitch perfectly Costars Wilson and Camp.

When it comes to it Invent Anna Star, she shares she and Camp goes far back, but the film has brought their relationship with a new level. “We knew each other before,” the actress explains. “We were audition friends.” But since the filming of the movie she now says that she “loves” camp.

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Chlumsky, who plays a bridesmaid in comedy, switches for his role in the new series Smoke. In the show, also in the lead role Taron Egerton and Jurne SmollettShe plays a member of law enforcement involved in investigating a number of Arsons.

When it comes to balancing the different types of projects, says the actress, “I love that I can play in so many different sandboxes. It’s just something my workout gives me to do.”

When it comes to preparing for the two parts, Fold alum Explains that she is approaching comical and dramatic material “in exactly the same way.”

“We only tell stories and it happens to be the writing that makes it fun or not,” she says.

Bride hard Is now in theaters; SmokeFirst two episodes flow on Apple TV+.