The Holiday child star unrecognisable as she recreates Cameron Diaz scene
The Holiday star Miffy Englefield was only six years old when she starred in the Hollywood blockbuster.
And now, 17 years later the now 24-year-old actress looks completely different as she recreated a famous scene from the holiday favourite. Miffy posed up as her co-star Cameron Diaz - who played her on-screen dad's crush - in the movie to relive the 'Party for One" moment Miffy was seen sat in bed alone surrounded by a bed full of food and drinks.
Posing in a lilac hat with a multi-coloured scarf around his neck - just like Cameron's in the movie - Miffy looked all grown up as she posed up surrounded with multiple blankets and a tray off food. The now TikTok star played Jude Law's daughter Sophie in the film. And now she has partnered with Home Exchange, which is a platform connecting solo travellers with hosts who want to swap their homes for free.
The Holiday child star Miffy Englefield recreates Cameron Diaz's famous Party for One scene (Nigel Davies)And they are now offering The Solo Holiday Party Packs as part of a competition, open to all solo travellers planning a trip by themselves over the festive period. On the back of research, it has emerged that 39% of Brits have chosen to spend Christmas Day alone. In the film, Cameron Diaz who played Amanda, is seen at a local village shop with a wine bottle in one hand and a shopping trolley full of goods in the other. She then heads back to her HomeExchange cottage sat in her bed dressed in a woolly hat and scarf surrounded by all of her purchases.
Speaking of her partnership with Home Exchange Miffy said: "17 years on since the movie’s premiere I am thrilled to be working with HomeExchange and recreating my co-star’s Party for One scene to launch the Solo Holiday Party Packs. I was only six when we filmed The Holiday and it feels very full circle to revisit this film that has played such a big role in my life by working with the company that made it all happen for Iris and Amanda."
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She added: "I also recently embarked on a home exchange of my own with my family, so where I was once the young child around adults experiencing a fictional home swap, I had the opportunity to bring my daughter along for the journey and it was magical!"
(Unknown)Released back in 2006, The Holiday sees two women swap homes during the festive period – with Iris staying in Amanda's swanky Los Angeles pad while Amanda retreats to Iris' country escape.
Both are looking for a change of pace to their lives after suffering bad breakups, but end up finding themselves falling in love in one another's worlds – with Amanda falling for Iris' brother Graham and Iris finding love with Amanda's colleague, Miles.
The movie cost £70 million to make but went on to earn over £200 million at the box office. It is now a seasonal staple every year and the cottage used as the exterior for Iris' English abode is a big attraction for film fans.
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