Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty; Jamie McCarthy/Getty Veepstar Anna Chlumsky got closer with her former "audition buddy" Anna Camp while on the set of their new comedyBride Hard "We're a little in love and it's kind of amazing," she tells PEOPLE of her costar Bride Hardalso stars Rebel Wilson and Da'Vine Joy Randolph Anna Chlumskymade a bestie on the set of her latest movie. While promoting her Apple TV+ seriesSmokeat theTribeca Festivalin New York City, the actress, 44, told PEOPLE about her friendship withAnna Campthat blossomed while filming their new comedyBride Hard. "I adore Anna Camp," Chlumsky says of her costar. "We're a little in love and it's kind of amazing." Magenta Light Studios / Courtesy Everett Collection The actress continues to praise her otherBride Hardcostars, includingRebel Wilson,Da'Vine Joy Randolphand Gigi Zumbado. "I mean, it was a blast. It was so much fun," she notes of her filming experience. "I got to bring my family for a lot of it because it was in the summer. It was a good time and I think anybody who sees it should see that." Bride Hardstars Wilson as secret agent Sam, who is a bridesmaid at her best friend's wedding. She is thrown into work when a team of mercenaries crash the party and take the guests hostage. The action-comedy also marks an onscreen reunion forPitch Perfectcostars Wilson and Camp. As for theInventing Annastar, she shares that she and Camp go way back, but the movie has brought their relationship to a new level. "We knew each other before," the actress explains. "We were audition buddies." However, since filming the movie, she now says she "adores" Camp. John Lamparski/Getty Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human-interest stories. Chlumsky, who plays a bridesmaid in the comedy, switches gears for her role in the new seriesSmoke.In the show, also starringTaron EgertonandJurnee Smollett, she plays a member of law enforcement involved with investigating a string of arsons. On the topic of balancing the different types of projects, the actress says, "I love that I can play in so many different sandboxes. It's just something that my training affords me to do." As for preparing for the two parts, theVeepalum explains that she approaches comedic and dramatic material "in exactly the same way." "We're just telling stories and it happens to be the writing that makes it funny or not," she says. Bride Hardis now in theaters;Smoke's first two episodes are streaming on Apple TV+. Read the original article onPeople
