Hey Everyone,
Amanda Bell aka Twilight Examiner our Elite Affiliate participated in a call interview with our "Humans".
There was a group of bloggers that were participating too... You can read an extract of this interview.
Thank You Guys!
Enjoy!
Cleopatra
Fans of the Twilight series oftentimes refer to Michael
Welch, Anna Kendrick, Christian Serratos, and Justin Chon as the
"humans" of the series because of the fact that their characters are
the few in the Twilight books and films, aside from Kristen Stewart's and Billy Burke's, that are completely human.
The four share a common trait for wit and intellect, and they all took the time to talk about The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
Q: In New Moon you have a kind of love triangle going on. I’m curious to see how that ended up playing out for you.
Michael:
There are a couple of different love triangles there. There’s obviously
the one between Bella and Jacob and Edward that Mike is trying to
squeeze into. More of a love rectangle. And I guess there’s the one
between Mike and Jessica and Bella. You know, Jessica likes Mike. Mike
likes Bella. Everybody likes Bella. And it sort of doesn’t turn out
great for Mike or Jessica. A lot of this is very indicative of high
school heart ache in general, but it’s sort of heightened with these
supernatural characters.
Q: Both of you have a background in theater. I wanted to know how that has helped you with your roles for Twilight and New Moon?
Anna:
Well on a logistical note, there was a scene when Jessica and Bella go
to the movies, when we were shooting that outside there were like
hundreds of girls standing and watching as we shot it. It was just a
nice tool to have experience in front of a live audience. It seems like
a silly comparison, but honestly it helped to kind of block out the
fact that all these fans were watching us and to try to just focus on
the scene and ignore the face that they’re all kind of videotaping us
from the side lines.
Q: What was your favorite scene to shoot?
Mike:
My favorite scene by far was the kind of three way date that happened
between Mike and Bella and Jacob. That horribly awkward moment when
Mike asks Bella out to the movies and she tries to turn it into a group
thing and then it ends up being the worst case scenario which is that
three way thing. You know, I’m sure it was certainly not a lot of fun
for Mike to go through. I mean I can relate, as I’m sure a lot of us
can, but it was a
lot of fun to do.
lot of fun to do.
Anna:
And I would have to say that there is a scene where Jessica and Bella
go to the movies. That was fun because Jessica really likes to talk
about herself and Bella is really depressed. She’s not saying much. We
were just kind of trying to do it all in one take, and Chris told me to
just keep talking until we came to a natural stop. So I stopped and
just kind of monologued as flighty, silly Jessica which was a blast.
Q: You guys portray the nice people in
the series, does it feel ostracizing to not be included in the fight
scenes or action sequences?
Justin: I
love being on the lighter side of things. I think it is definitely
needed in the film. It can't just be dark moods, love triangles and
stuff like that. I think that it is refreshing to us to act in those
type of scenes too. I very much enjoy it.
Christian:
It would be fun to get to do some of the training, but it’s still nice
to have this brighter, lighter role where I can bring some comedy to it.
Q: What do you think the fans will be most surprised by in New Moon?
Justin: They will be very surprised when they see how amazing Taylor looks without his shirt on.
[Justin & Christian Laugh]
Christian:
Each film is definitely growing, and getting slightly darker as each
movie/book goes on. So I think it’s going to be the same but better… a
little edgier.
Q: We’ve heard a lot about Chris Weitz, and we’d like to know what you took away from working with him?
Justin:
What i took away is how important it is to be meticulous and thorough
in pre-production and planning for a movie because once we got on set
he had done all the work in terms of setting things up. So all we had
to do was come in and just play. So, it was really relieving and it
just shows because I am just an actor but with working with different
directors, he really was on the ball with this stuff.
Christian:
The thing about Chris was that he was on-point. We got there, and he
had already had a phone call with each of us. He was really into
getting to know each of us. He was probably one of the best directors I
have worked with, but he wasn’t like a ‘director’ director. He was like
this friend that just happened to be amazing at directing! He knew what
he was doing and he had a vision. He made sure we incorporated what we
wanted to, but still got across what he wanted to, and it has created
this awesome flick.
Read The Whole Article Here
Also the Bloggers participating this Call interview are :
Twilight Facebook, Twilight Lexicon, Twilight Series Theories, Twilighters Anonymous, Twilight Moms, His Golden Eyes, Twilight Moms, Twilighters, Twilight Superfan, and Twilight Source.
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