Sadie Laflamme-Snow shot out the gate and into Hollywood in a big way. Just a couple of years after graduating from the National Theatre School of Canada, Laflamme-Snow scored a lead role in a Hallmark series opposite two industry heavyweights, Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leigh. 

Since premiering in January 2023, The Way Home has amassed an adoring fanbase that spans generations, and is credited with opening many minds to Hallmark content. Laflamme-Snow plays Alice, a teenager whose parents are on the cusp of divorce. Even though her mother, Kat (Leigh), is estranged from her mother, Del (MacDowell), they move back into her childhood home together, a house in a small farm town called Port Haven. While exploring the property, Alice makes a game-changing discovery. By jumping into a pond in the woods, Alice can time travel. But, Alice isn’t in control of where (when) she goes. That’s up to the pond, and it opts to send her back to 1999, the year that drastically changed Kat and Del’s lives and their connection to one another.

While celebrating The Way Home’s Season 2 run on Hallmark Channel, Laflamme-Snow took the time to join me for a Collider Ladies Night Pre-Party conversation to recap how she scored such a wonderful opportunity so soon after graduation, to dig into Alice’s evolution on the show thus far, and to tease some challenges the character could face in the second half of Season 2.

00:00 Introduction
00:19 Dicey Questions
05:05 Michaela Coel’s Chewing Gum
05:48 Studying Acting at School
07:52 The Way Home: Working with The Pond
09:49 How Sadie Booked Her First Big Role
12:24 Don’t Be Afraid to Ask Questions on Set
14:17 How Sadie Nailed Her The Way Home Audition
16:13 How Time Travel Changes Alice
17:41 A Pivotal Scene from Season 1
19:20 Working with Andie MacDowell & Chyler Leigh
22:58 The Way Home Season 2
25:18
26:38 Season 2 Finale Tease

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