'Christmas at the Greenbrier' star Josh Murray on getting a second chance at love: 'I still had that feeling'
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"Christmas at the Greenbrier" star Josh Murray told Fox News Digital that he related to his character in the Fox Nation holiday movie because he also got a second chance at love.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Murray explained that he resonated with the central theme of the holiday romance because of his own love story with his wife Catherine. "When I first dated my now wife — we just celebrated our first year anniversary a little while ago — I had a short dating period with her when we were going out and things didn't work out." Ashley Hume is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to ashley.hume@fox.com and on Twitter: @ashleyhume
"When I first dated my now wife — we just celebrated our first year anniversary a little while ago — I had a short dating period with her when we were going out and things didn't work out," Murray said.
"It was a little emotional," he admitted. "And we stopped talking to each other for over a year, and we didn't see each other."
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