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fredag 3 september 2010
Ashley Greene vill ha en man med blå ögon.
Stjärnan Ash vill inte vara ensam utan vill träffa en kille på jakt efter sin " andra halva ". Hon sade :"Jag gillar en trevlig kille med något annat. Någon med blå ögon som passerar genom en mystisk blick. "Eftersom hon har en korrekt uppfattning om män , så har Ashley också en tydlig bild av vad som kan och inte kan äta.
Skådespelerskan , 23 år gammal - som spelar Alice Cullen i serien"Twilight"- följer inte en strikt diet och inte vill bli super - skinny, och hon är nöjd med sin kroppsform.
Hon sade i en intervju med Women's Health :"Jag tror inte kost. Jag tror väldigt mycket på utfodra din kropp efter vad den behöver . Förneka dig själv något och finish fyllning. "
" Många vill vara super skinny, men inte vill ha ett barns kropp - Jag vill att kroppen av en kvinna ska vara i god form. Det är så sexig. "
Översättning gjord av oss ( Twilight News ), så ge creed och länka till oss om ni kopierar!
måndag 30 augusti 2010
fredag 13 augusti 2010
onsdag 11 augusti 2010
måndag 9 augusti 2010
Jackson i ''American Way" Magazine - Juni nummret
Klicka på Läs mer nedanför för att komma till källan :)
lördag 31 juli 2010
Anna Kendrick : "Jag vägrar att göra nakenscenerna "
Anna Kendrick har avslöjat att hon vägrar att göra naken scener i hennes filmer.
Twilight Jesssica Stanley berättade för The Telegraph att när hon arbetar på mer vuxna roller känns inte nödvändigt att ta av sig kläderna på skärmen.
Anna säger : " Absolut , nej. Jag kommer inte att göra det . "
Skådespelerskan 24 år gamla , fortsatte: "Jag hade tur eftersom jag inte har fack i kategorin tonårings filmer.
" Jag kritisera inte de människor som gör [ nakenhet ] , men jag kommer fortsätta att göra det jag gör och hoppas att det går bra. "
Översättning gjord av oss på Twilight News
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Läs orginalet som vi översatt i från:
Anna Kendrick ha revelado que ella se niega a hacer escenas de desnudos en sus películas.
La estrella de Twilight dijo a The Telegraph que cuando ella trabaja en papeles más adultos se siente sin necesidad de quitarse la ropa en la pantalla.
Anna dijo: “Decididamente, no. No lo voy a hacer “.
La actriz de 24 años de edad, quien fue nominado a un Oscar por su papel en la comedia Up in the air, continuó: “He tenido suerte porque no he sido encasillada en la categoría de películas de adolescentes.
“No estoy criticando a la gente que las hace [escenas de desnudos] pero pienso seguir haciendo lo que estoy haciendo y espero que me siga yendo bien.”
onsdag 28 juli 2010
En ny intervju med Anna Kendrick
Anna Kendrick was recently spotted in the company of A-listers Tom Cruise, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith, leaving the Saddle Ranch in West Hollywood, Calif. earlier this month, but rather than jumping on board a major film project, it appears the “Twilight Saga” beauty was simply performing a favor for a friend.
“It was just a table read,” the actress told Access Hollywood of the meet-up, which also included former “Heroes” star Milo Ventimiglia and “Grey’s Anatomy” hunk Eric Dane. “And you know, it’s a movie that’s in production so I’m not really at liberty to talk about it.”
While unable to reveal details of the project, Anna did reveal that a big leading lady was involved.
“I think I can safely say I’m not in it. I’m just standing in for Reese Witherspoon,” she noted. “They just asked me to do it and I was like, ‘Hell, yeah!’ It was fun, it was really fun.”
While she may not be able to add Tom and Will to her list of celebrity co-stars presently, Anna recently added Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman for the upcoming “Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.”
“I’m Scott’s little sister, Stacey Pilgrim,” Anna told Access. “I mostly just call him whenever he makes a love-related decision to judge him.”
“Stacey thinks of herself as a moral compass,” Anna added of her opinionated character. “But Scott doesn’t listen to her.”
The film, due in theaters on August 13, follows Scott as he fights off new girlfriend Ramona’s seven evil exes, and involves a lot of fighting. Anna, however, managed to avoid physical conflict entirely, leaving her bruise free.
“Everybody looks so bad-a** in the finished product it’s like, ‘Awww! I might have suffered through 14 hours in a harness,” she said.
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“It was just a table read,” the actress told Access Hollywood of the meet-up, which also included former “Heroes” star Milo Ventimiglia and “Grey’s Anatomy” hunk Eric Dane. “And you know, it’s a movie that’s in production so I’m not really at liberty to talk about it.”
While unable to reveal details of the project, Anna did reveal that a big leading lady was involved.
“I think I can safely say I’m not in it. I’m just standing in for Reese Witherspoon,” she noted. “They just asked me to do it and I was like, ‘Hell, yeah!’ It was fun, it was really fun.”
While she may not be able to add Tom and Will to her list of celebrity co-stars presently, Anna recently added Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman for the upcoming “Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.”
“I’m Scott’s little sister, Stacey Pilgrim,” Anna told Access. “I mostly just call him whenever he makes a love-related decision to judge him.”
“Stacey thinks of herself as a moral compass,” Anna added of her opinionated character. “But Scott doesn’t listen to her.”
The film, due in theaters on August 13, follows Scott as he fights off new girlfriend Ramona’s seven evil exes, and involves a lot of fighting. Anna, however, managed to avoid physical conflict entirely, leaving her bruise free.
“Everybody looks so bad-a** in the finished product it’s like, ‘Awww! I might have suffered through 14 hours in a harness,” she said.
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söndag 18 juli 2010
Ny Breaking Dawn intervju med Wyck Godfrey
Breaking Dawn SPOILERS!!
Läs inte vidare om du inte ha läst Breaking Dawn eller inte vill ha massor av spoilers!!!
Twilight Saga producer Wyck Godfrey has revealed how the filmmakers are considering handling Breaking Dawn‘s graphic birth scene, and why 3-D is still an option for the final installment of the franchise.
My wife’s an OB-GYN so we should bring her on set to make sure that if Edward is going to do an oral Cesarean, he really needs to make the proper incision with his teeth.” Then, he shared the anti-gore rational that, I have to admit, makes perfect sense:“I think the one thing that we’ve done that we’ve really done in all the films is keep them very subjective and keep them from Bella’s point of view. So the conversations we’ve had with Bill, is that we’ll try to do something similar here; you’re with Bella’s perspective and her point of view of what’s taking place in the rush around her, as she’s in intense pain. Not so focused, objectively, on her body and his body and that. So I think it’ll be something like that, in terms of trying to make the audience experience and feel the confusion, almost, of what’s happening to her.”
When rumors first broke in February that producers were considering going 3-D for Breaking Dawn, 67 percent of readers responding to a PopWatch poll didn’t like the idea. But Godfrey makes a reasonable case for that as well:
“We have considered it, and everything’s being discussed, but I know that part of a way to differentiate the two movies would be to have one be in 2-D, and when she becomes a vampire we move into 3-D. But we haven’t really gotten far enough to decide what we’re going to do. I’m of two minds of it, frankly, and I think everyone is; I don’t want to chase the format if it’s not organic and appropriate. If we think it is, we will.”
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My wife’s an OB-GYN so we should bring her on set to make sure that if Edward is going to do an oral Cesarean, he really needs to make the proper incision with his teeth.” Then, he shared the anti-gore rational that, I have to admit, makes perfect sense:“I think the one thing that we’ve done that we’ve really done in all the films is keep them very subjective and keep them from Bella’s point of view. So the conversations we’ve had with Bill, is that we’ll try to do something similar here; you’re with Bella’s perspective and her point of view of what’s taking place in the rush around her, as she’s in intense pain. Not so focused, objectively, on her body and his body and that. So I think it’ll be something like that, in terms of trying to make the audience experience and feel the confusion, almost, of what’s happening to her.”
When rumors first broke in February that producers were considering going 3-D for Breaking Dawn, 67 percent of readers responding to a PopWatch poll didn’t like the idea. But Godfrey makes a reasonable case for that as well:
“We have considered it, and everything’s being discussed, but I know that part of a way to differentiate the two movies would be to have one be in 2-D, and when she becomes a vampire we move into 3-D. But we haven’t really gotten far enough to decide what we’re going to do. I’m of two minds of it, frankly, and I think everyone is; I don’t want to chase the format if it’s not organic and appropriate. If we think it is, we will.”
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Christian Serratos om Edward, Alice och Twilight
- Vilken är din favorit karaktär från Twilight ?
. CS - " Det skulle förmodligen vara " Edward ". " Edward "och" Alice ". Han är som den perfekta killen och hon är alltid vacker, "bold" och fräsch. Hon har uppnått många bra "lines" .
- Har du tänkt på att fånga de två hobbies och musik?
. CS - "Det skulle vara riktigt coolt . Det skulle verkligen vara en musikalisk bomb. "
- En vampyr musikalisk ?
. CS - "En vampyr musikal. Det skulle vara riktigt coolt . Jag skulle vara beredd på något liknande. Det måste vara riktigt läskigt , som " Repo The Genetic Opera " . Jag tycker en musikal måste verkligen vara "tense". "
- Kan du tänka dig en musikalisk av "Twilight" ?
. CS - " Kan du tänka dig Robert [ Pattinson ] sjunger som Edward Cullen ? Det skulle vara bra. "
Läs den engelska versionen nedanför. Översättning av oss på Twilight News, inte kopierat från någon annan. Saker som jag har gjort sånna här saker "..." tyckte jag var bättre om man behöll på engelska.
- What is your favorite character from Twilight ?
. CS - " It would probably be 'Edward '. 'Edward 'and 'Alice' . He's like the perfect guy and she is always beautiful, bold and fresh. She has achieved many great lines . "
- Have you thought about catching the two hobbies and make music ?
. CS - "That would be really cool. It would be really a musical bomb . "
- A vampire musical ?
. CS - "A vampire musical . It would be really cool. I would be prepared for something like that . It would have to be really creepy, as " Repo The Genetic Opera ' . I feel that if you are a musical, has to be really tense. "
- Can you imagine a musical of 'Twilight' ?
. CS - " Can you imagine Robert [ Pattinson ] singing like Edward Cullen ? It would be great. "
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fredag 16 juli 2010
M&M intervjuar Ashley
De pratar lite om vad vi förväntar oss av Eclipse och Alice karaktär.
Jätte rolig intervju tycker jag.
Jätte rolig intervju tycker jag.
En intervju med Alex Meraz & Kellan Lutz
Q. Can you believe, looking back to the first film, that this franchise has become what it’s now become?
Kellan Lutz: You tend to fall in love with your characters, which is very unique. For myself, I love Emmett and I love playing him, and its going to be sad when you close the chapter to each book because it’s been a huge part of our lives. We’re like a family and have built this semi unit on and off set. But it’s really a blessing to be part of a franchise that allows you to continue on to do the sequel and to make the third book into a movie. Eclipse was my favourite book to read out of the series. I’m really impressed with the action and the mix between the love stories. I haven’t seen the movie yet and I can’t wait to see it tonight, but it’s really exciting to finish something off like this.
Q. What is it about this series that audiences love about vampires, mysticism and the undead?
Alex Meraz: I think you said it, love. At the root of every great story is a love story. There’s definitely elements of fantasy within the werewolves, shape-shifters and vampires, but at the end of the day it’s grounded in reality and there’s the love story. I think everyone can relate to that. They know how it is to feel unrequited love, jealousy, revenge, loyalty, having to make choices… I think this film definitely covers all that.
Q. Can you tell us a little bit about the training you went through for the fight scenes in Eclipse?
Alex Meraz: We did what’s now called wolf camp. We did muscle confusion…
Q. Muscle confusion?
Alex Meraz: Yeah, it’s confusing! It’s like circuit training. But more than anything, what it helped to do was just bond us. We got really comfortable around each other and there are scenes when we’re just goofing off the whole time. We couldn’t tell when the camera started and when it was called “cut”. So, we were always having a great time. But it was a fun experience. But the workouts at wolf camp were kind of forgettable, I guess. I had been working out a bit before because my background is in martial arts and dance. So, it was a pretty organic process to go in there and taking my shirt off.
Q. You’re so involved with the franchise, do you still feel you can enjoy the films in the same way as everyone else?
Kellan Lutz: I think that’s the fun of it. We know the secrets when we shoot scenes and you know what happens behind that fake set, or if that really wasn’t where it was. The memories come back. I know when I watch something that I’m a part of, or stuff that I see my other cast mates in, you just get that little hint of something extra, which is really kinds of dear.
Q. What’s the craziest fan experience you’ve had?
Alex Meraz: I think it was last year, when we were promoting New Moon, we did this big Q&A in Los Angeles and the whole cast was behind this cage and all the fans were there. Everyone else was sort of turned away from the fans, and I was the only one doing the whole prom thing and waving. And then I saw this fan with a bouquet of flowers and a teddy bear, and she was like: “Come here!” In my mind, I was thinking: “Oh, she shouldn’t have…” So, I go up to her and she was like: “Give it to Kellan!”
Q. And Kellan?
Kellan Lutz: It’s really unique for the fans and what the go through. I remember one fan… we were doing autograph signings because we have amazing fans who want our autographs, which is quite a unique place to be in. But she asked for an autograph and asked if she could take me home. So, I was like: “Yeah, yeah, what’s your name?” But then she yanks out this big old pair of handcuffs. I was like: “Hey!” And she was sneering. I shared that story right after Twilight came out and then when I was doing the circuit for New Moon, another fan was like: “Hey, remember that story you said?” I was like: “Yeah…” And she pulled out these fuzzy ones and then she said: “I have something for you!” And then she undid her jacket and had a real nice number on. I was like: “Hey!” It was really cute. But they’re cute… there’s no other way to explain this love that they have for this franchise.
Q. You’ve been able to travel all over the world as part of the Twilight franchise. So, what’s your favourite city? And why?
Kellan Lutz: Mine would be the Dominican Republic – the people there, the dancing, the food… just the culture itself. A lot of people don’t have much there and they’re so thankful. When I went there, I found this inner happiness within myself that I’d kind of lost. You kind of lose it when you’re in the States and you have so much opportunity. But then also the nature there… I’ve never see dragonflies this big and the waterfalls so pristine. It’s a very romantic, beautiful place.
Q. Do you have a favourite memory from shooting Eclipse?
Kellan Lutz: For myself, it involves Jackson Rathbone and myself… We had some fun times with our fight scenes and our little oopsy daisy moments when I hit him and knocked him out a little bit! But he was a true trooper. He got up and started gurgling his words and mumbling… but then also off set, he’d just finished The Last Airbender, so he’s become a mischievous little Jackson lately. He thinks he can just take the world on, so we’d get into trouble off-set and there were some really great times doing that.
Q. If you could switch roles who would you choose and why?
Kellan Lutz: I think James from the first book. I think that would be a really fun role to tap into. I’d grow my hair out.
Q. If you could have a special power, what would it be?
Kellan Lutz: What I enjoy about my character is not only his strength but the fearlessness that comes with it. When you view life and the world on such a fearless level, you kind of just live a happy life. So, that’s what I enjoy about Emmett. So, for a power that would be great.
Det händer inte så mycket mer än att det kommer ut en massa intervjuer just nu, men jag tror inte att ni blir besvikna. För det är faktiskt väldigt roligt att läsa intervjuer med the cast. Eller hur? :)
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onsdag 14 juli 2010
Ashley för ELLE magazine
Hallå, här får ni hela ELLE- intervjuen med Ashley Greene. Plus Behind the Scenes video.
Hope you like it.
In her now-immortal novel Twilight, Stephenie Meyer describes Alice Cullen, sister of tween dream Edward, as a “devastatingly, inhumanly beautiful” pixie vampire with “obsidian eyes” and an “exquisite, elfin face.” Most actors would rather not admit that casting decisions were based on anything other than their craft, but 23-year-old Ashley Greene—who brought Alice to life in The Twilight Saga: New Moon and this summer’s Eclipse and is signed on for next year’s Breaking Dawn—has no such illusions. “Yes, I’m very thankful that Stephenie Meyer wrote a character that I happen to look like,” says Greene with a laugh. Given the series’ rabid “Twihard” fan base—legions of whom were locked in long before the film’s first scene was shot—if Greene hadn’t been an eerily perfect fit for Alice, the filmmakers would have heard about it. “The fans were already there,” Greene says. “Before they knew Ashley Greene, they knew Alice Cullen, and they all had an idea of how she looked.”
The Jacksonville, Florida, native was still hostessing at the Belmont, a bar and restaurant in Los Angeles, when she got the call about Twilight auditions in 2007. Since then, she says, “I’ve gone from zero to 60.” For Greene, like costars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and Anna Kendrick, the vampire phenom has been “more than a big break,” she says. “Every one of us is working like a maniac!”
Though she may be a newbie, Greene is navigating her exploding career with beyond-her-years maturity. “As much as I adore being part of Twilight, I don’t want it to define me,” she says. That means launching a cross-genre attack on the industry, starting with next year’s psychological thriller The Apparition, in which she stars opposite Sebastian Stan (Gossip Girl’s crafty Carter Baizen) as one half of a college couple terrorized by a “presence” conjured in a university experiment. Greene is also testing her comedic powers, joining Olivia Wilde, Hugh Jackman, and Jennifer Garner in the ensemble comedy Butter, which is based on a real-life Midwestern pastime: butter carving. “My character’s father [Ty Burrell] is, like, the Elvis of butter carving in this small town—he is the god,” Greene says.
Sex symbol is yet another role Greene has been exploring of late, causing red-carpet ripples in sleek, body-conscious dresses by Dolce & Gabbana, L’Wren Scott, and Antonio Berardi. “There’s something about being a woman, being appealing, and being sexy and feeling good about yourself,” Greene says. With fictionworthy looks and a career in warp speed, she should know.
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Hope you like it.
In her now-immortal novel Twilight, Stephenie Meyer describes Alice Cullen, sister of tween dream Edward, as a “devastatingly, inhumanly beautiful” pixie vampire with “obsidian eyes” and an “exquisite, elfin face.” Most actors would rather not admit that casting decisions were based on anything other than their craft, but 23-year-old Ashley Greene—who brought Alice to life in The Twilight Saga: New Moon and this summer’s Eclipse and is signed on for next year’s Breaking Dawn—has no such illusions. “Yes, I’m very thankful that Stephenie Meyer wrote a character that I happen to look like,” says Greene with a laugh. Given the series’ rabid “Twihard” fan base—legions of whom were locked in long before the film’s first scene was shot—if Greene hadn’t been an eerily perfect fit for Alice, the filmmakers would have heard about it. “The fans were already there,” Greene says. “Before they knew Ashley Greene, they knew Alice Cullen, and they all had an idea of how she looked.”
The Jacksonville, Florida, native was still hostessing at the Belmont, a bar and restaurant in Los Angeles, when she got the call about Twilight auditions in 2007. Since then, she says, “I’ve gone from zero to 60.” For Greene, like costars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and Anna Kendrick, the vampire phenom has been “more than a big break,” she says. “Every one of us is working like a maniac!”
Though she may be a newbie, Greene is navigating her exploding career with beyond-her-years maturity. “As much as I adore being part of Twilight, I don’t want it to define me,” she says. That means launching a cross-genre attack on the industry, starting with next year’s psychological thriller The Apparition, in which she stars opposite Sebastian Stan (Gossip Girl’s crafty Carter Baizen) as one half of a college couple terrorized by a “presence” conjured in a university experiment. Greene is also testing her comedic powers, joining Olivia Wilde, Hugh Jackman, and Jennifer Garner in the ensemble comedy Butter, which is based on a real-life Midwestern pastime: butter carving. “My character’s father [Ty Burrell] is, like, the Elvis of butter carving in this small town—he is the god,” Greene says.
Sex symbol is yet another role Greene has been exploring of late, causing red-carpet ripples in sleek, body-conscious dresses by Dolce & Gabbana, L’Wren Scott, and Antonio Berardi. “There’s something about being a woman, being appealing, and being sexy and feeling good about yourself,” Greene says. With fictionworthy looks and a career in warp speed, she should know.
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Dakota Fanning för FLARE
Om hennes liv med båda fötterna på jorden:
”Jag har ett sådant normalt liv då jag inte jobbar… Det är trevligt att vara omkring folk som du bryr dig om och känner dig allra bäst.” '
Om att agera tillsammans med Kristen Stewart vid sin sida i Eclipse:
”Kristen är en utav mina bästa vänner, så det var riktigt roligt att spela hennes fiende i Eclipse… Men det är det som skådespel är, när de säger ‘cut’ så är du tillbaka till ditt vanliga liv”
Om karriär arvet som hon hoppar att hon lämnar vid slutet av hennes karriär: ”Jag hoppar att folk har blivit rörda av någonting som jag har gjort eller [att jag] har hjälpt någon genom en hård tid i sitt liv… och att jag har har fortsätt stanna som den som jag verkligen är, vilket är en snäll person
onsdag 9 juni 2010
Chaske Spencer – Intervju
With a recurring role in what has arguably become one of the most popular film franchises of the last decade, Twilight actor Chaske Spencer is surprisingly grounded.“I’m glad and very happy that I’ve got to be part of this pop culture phenomenon but at the end of the day it will go away,” he said last week, speaking from his base in Los Angeles.
“It will be a drinking game for the girls who grow up at college, it’s gonna launch some careers and give people a lot of opportunities.
“I’ve enjoyed the ride and I’m still enjoying the ride. I take it with a grain of salt.”
First appearing in the second film of the saga, New Moon, Spencer plays the role of Sam Uley, leader of the wolf pack.
“There’s a lot of physicality to this role and so when I prepare for Sam the book gives me the insight into what I need to go for with the character, but the workouts really helped out a lot. After you’re doing 100 push ups and 1000 sit ups you feel animalistic.”
He is currently promoting the third film, Eclipse, in which he and his fellow werewolves share a lot more screen time.
For those oblivious to the phenomenon, The Twilight Saga began with the best-selling series of novels by Stephenie Meyers.
The tale is spun around lead character Bella Swan, who is torn between love interest Edward Cullen, a 17-year-old “good” vampire, and her best friend Jacob Black, a 16-year-old werewolf who preys on “bad” vampires.
It’s a Mills & Boons-style romance, only with fangs and fur, and it has been embraced by a devout legion of Twilighters [as the fans are known] around the globe.
As well as continuing the love story, Eclipse will include more action and see the introduction of new characters.
“We [the wolf pack] join forces with the vampires and I think the fans are gonna love it, especially the ones who read the book,” Spencer said.
“We’ve got some new vampires coming in: Xavier [Samuel], who I think is a brilliant actor and a really good guy to work with; Julia Jones, she’s gonna play Leah Clearwater. I think she’s a wonderful actress and I’m very honoured to call her a friend. And BooBoo Stewart as well all these great new characters coming in.”
Spencer, a native American, was born of the Lakota Sioux tribe and raised on reservations in Montana and Idaho.
The 35-year-old has appeared in television series, films and on stage, but since appearing in New Moon, many a new door has opened.
“I’m gonna be forever attached to this franchise and it’s a double edged sword,” Spencer said.
“It’s a good thing because it’s giving me opportunities. For me, I appreciate everything it’s done but at some point you’ve got to distance yourself and take other roles where you keep your shirt on.
“I just did a film called Shouting Secrets, a very character driven movie and worked with a brilliant cast and a beautiful script, and that’s what the saga has allowed me. I also did a film called Winter In The Blood in which I pretty much play an alcoholic.
“I’ve been working before Twilight it just happened that when I got this role it’s given me a lot of exposure but I think you’ve got to keep a smart head on your shoulders and at some point back off.”
Spencer said he was grateful to the saga for its portrayal of native Americans.
“This time around we didn’t have to speak with a broken tongue or slap on the leather and feather,” he said.
“There’s character involved here and story, so it was a breath of fresh air … and the fans of Twilight don’t see us as native American actors, they see us as actors, which is something new. It’s a breath of fresh air that when the character’s introduced you have some rock music playing in the background, they’re not looking at you as long-haired native American. They’re looking at you as a werewolf that happens to be native.”
Spencer said that he would return for the fourth film in the saga, Breaking Dawn.
He said that the hardest aspect of preparing to play the part of a werewolf was the intense workouts.
“We hit the gym hard,” he said. “I really liked it though. My body has changed this past year, because I wasn’t that big. I was in shape but I was not the size that I am now.
“According to the book the wolves do get bigger when they’re in human form so I’ve been eating a lot, putting on weight, lifting more and then when it gets closer to game time I start getting cut, running, watching what I eat.
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