New Julia Jones and Boo Boo Stewart Interview with Fear Net

Julia Jones and Boo Boo Stewart recently took some time to talk with Fear Net about Breaking Dawn, working with Taylor and more!

Here’s an excerpt from their interview :

What are the advantages of being a wolf?

Julia Jones: For a female, it’s not the best situation. I think it is fun to be around guys all the time, and it is a very familial situation, and it is wonderful to be in the woods. Outside of that… there aren’t very many advantages. You can’t have children, and it is hard to feel feminine. The whole pack mind-reading thing is weird, too. For a guy, it is cool, but for a girl, I think the cons far outweigh the pros.

How did you get cast in this movie?

BS: I was in a Walt Disney music group and when that ended, fans were telling me about this Seth Clearwater character. So I told my agent and he managed to get me in for a callback. The auditions were already done, and I was literally the last to be seen for the callbacks. It was just a really fun audition. The casting director and I had a lot of fun in the room. People always ask if I had to act like a wolf in the room. No, I didn’t. I probably would not have gotten the role if I had to act like a wolf.

JJ: I had a relationship with casting director. She actually cast me in a movie the first day I arrived in LA, called Black Cloud. She called, and I auditioned. Then I went back and auditioned for a whole room of people. Then I didn’t hear anything for a month. She called and said I was on the short list, then four days later, I got it.

What was it like working with Taylor? What do you think his prospects are for the future?

BS: I had a great time working with him. I’ve actually known him since I was nine years old, but this was our first time working together. It was cool; we hung out on set. He’s such a nice guy, he hasn’t changed. Taylor is always hanging out on set, so you never have to call him to set, which is really professional. I saw Abduction, thought it was great. He did really well with the action stuff and I think he’ll have a long future.

JJ: I loved working with Taylor. There is a combination of lightness and energy that he brings to the set. He’s always playing games. It’s a really pleasant experience to be on set with him. At the same time, when it is time to work, he is very professional and really wants to collaborate. There wasn’t a lot of rehearsal time, but when we showed up to set, Bill said, “Let’s figure this out together. You guys play around. I’ll be back in 10 minutes.” Taylor and I would figure out what felt natural to do, and Bill would come back and ask what we had for him. I really felt like it maximized the experience of working with both Taylor and Bill. As far as his future, what can’t he do? He’s gorgeous, he’s sensitive, he’s so professional and hard-working, I think he could do anything he wants.

Read the entire interview HERE