Coming up from the States to Canmore in the middle of the winter, they were cold and I guess didn't take it as well as we do. He didn't see Jackie Chan much either, with language being one barrier. Generally, the big stars are really nice. After you get to know everybody and you cook for them every day for a long time, it's almost like you're hanging out with them or something. You have normal conversations with them and you find common ground.
Music is usually a good starting point.
We always try to play good blues music that is universal, so everybody can enjoy it while they're lining up to get their lunch. It helps relax and loosen them up. That's important because a film set can be a stressful environment, said Mr. Andrews. Last year, Mr. Andrews cooked for the film Glimpse of Hell, starring James Caan. He loved us.