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Actress Rachel McAdams used to Meditate by practicing Medical Stitches on the set of Movie “Doctor Strange”

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Los Angeles, Nov 14, 2016: Actress Rachel McAdams liked to meditate on the set of "Doctor Strange" by practicing medical stitches.

"My mum was a nursee and I just don't posess that gene so I was always fascinated. It's a job that takes so much guts. I shadowed a really great female neurosurgeon in Toronto and one in London, who taught me how to do stitches. It was very meditative, like knitting," McAdams, who plays Christine Palmer — a doctor — in the film, told LOOK magazine.

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She added: "When I was bored on set, I would just pull out my… stitching wire. I don't even know what it's called, some doctor I am. But I would practise and it was great to jump into another world."

One of the actress' favourite things about her career is getting a chance to take a glimpse at others' lives and careers in her research for her characters, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

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"I think it's the thing I love most about my job, that you get to live so many lives in one lifetime. I have a bit of ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) when it comes to things, so variety is the spice of life for me," she said.

But the actress also enjoyed the "weird" experience of working with so much special effects and computer generated imagery.

"When I read one of the scenes, I was simultaneously daunted and excited because it was like nothing I'd ever seen before. It was fresh and different and weird. It was like choreographing a dance. And Benedict was actually there for a lot of it, up on wires, flying around the room for hours on end," she said. (IANS)

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