But, according to Sister Catherine star Molly Vevers, filming one sequence from the beloved period drama's upcoming Christmas specials felt just like something out of the Tom Cruise action franchise.
Not only did it involve the use of numerous floats, costumes and lots of fake snow, but there was also a stunt coordinator on set to help with some of the trickier moments.
"I loved filming the Christmas parade," Vevers said. "It was so much fun. Renee [Bailey], Natalie [Quarry] and I were all angels on the float, and we had to have a stunt coordinator because it was technically a stunt! We were tied to the float with these invisible ropes so that we could do sort of Angel acting. It felt like Mission: Impossible!"
"I wear an angel costume," she said. "It’s probably the favourite costume I've ever worn. It's got a 1970s twist. It’s a beautiful white coat with a fur trim and angel wings coming out of the back, and then these really cool glittery stars.'
The Instagram post also included a series of behind-the-scenes snaps from the episodes – and it certainly does look like fans are in for a fabulous festive treat.
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George recently spoke with Radio Times to preview the Christmas specials and discuss what's going on with Trixie and Matthew, explaining that "things feel more stable than they possibly ever have" between the pair.
"It's absolutely new ground," said Shelagh Turner star Laura Main.
"[There's] one Christmas special that really makes me laugh," he said. "There are bits of the Christmas special – there's real drama, as always – but there's also a wonderful thing that happens, which I'm not going to tell you, but actually they are brilliant."
Call the Midwife will return to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Christmas.
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