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Hey! A new movie at back. For Twilight1 fans just think their teeth until you get it. Coming out this Friday, this time, no one set of vampires2 and werwolves, the Host stars Oscar nominee3 Saoirse Ronan and Max Irons, the son of celebrated4 actor Jeremy Irons as two star cross-levers, living in a world field with aliens. Take a look.
Is it possible? You are shot.
Top off.
Wait.
Look, look, look at me. I’m a human.
Get off me.
So happy to have Saoirse and Max with us this morning and now we should can hear these two see each other. Clearly great chemistry.
Did you know that he is Jeremy Irons’ son? Did you hear that? OK.
I just heard that.
She’s funny. She’s funny.
She’s funny. And I heard you were teasing Emily. You were teasing her about being Oscar nominated. Are you guys …
Oscar nominated, actual …
I don’t mind people knowing that of.
I really wouldn’t mind either.
I would swap5; I have been on that sort of Oscar quality.
Yeah, hey, you, that could happen. You guys are great in this film. But tell me what first, what drew you to these roles.
Well, for me, I think the main draw, there was a few things when the people involved were just hot.
There’s something to admire.
Definitely, he was the first person to line Max and really, you know, got on with it strwight away and Andrea was just kind of perfect for this sort of them, this sort of genre6 where he’s brilliant on it. For me, really, it was just about playing two different characters and it was kind of actress dream to get to do that.
Yeah, and what our viewers need to understand is there is the human you and there is the other you.
Yes.
And but it is a love story though. How was that for your character having to sort of deal with not one, but two.
It was slightly unusual. But my my character, he was in love with the human Malany Strider. So then when she becomes inhabited it’s a huge problem for him. To then discover the Manany’s trap inside that body. It’s an unusual love story to say the least.
And did it, is it a trick did your own stunts7 in this?
Yeah, I mean there is sort of many stunts, for yeah, I just, I did the wound-stutter that you see in the film. I don’t talk about me. And apparently8 I didn’t realize that the second AD brought me, I was when we were shooting in the scene that day and she said Nini, can you do everyone to, it’s going to be a high, and it’s going to be complete, and she said, you don’t have to exel pressure. And I said alright I’ll do it. You know, before it I should do something I can.
Right.
And she said OK, that’s great, because we all had a bed. And apparently everyone else bet that I wouldn’t do it, and she was the …
We were so sure she wouldn’t.
Wait, wait, you were only the best …
Everybody,
Oh, my god!
So, she is all told she’ll check it out at the final moment, but know she did it.
No! All you don’t know is don’t. But anyway, and Marie was the only one that actually believed me and she got 40 books out of it. How did you know them all wrong.
I’ll love it. Sir, shot. Good for you!
Get it a girl parent.
Get it a girl.
Get ready for a lot of fans. Stephenie Meyer has a giant legion of fans and I think you will too after this movie opens up. Congratulations.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Very great to Habbie Board. Everybody to Host - opens nationwide the Friday.
1 twilight | |
n.暮光,黄昏;暮年,晚期,衰落时期 | |
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n.吸血鬼( vampire的名词复数 );吸血蝠;高利贷者;(舞台上的)活板门 | |
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3 nominee | |
n.被提名者;被任命者;被推荐者 | |
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adj.有名的,声誉卓著的 | |
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5 swap | |
n.交换;vt.交换,用...作交易 | |
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6 genre | |
n.(文学、艺术等的)类型,体裁,风格 | |
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7 stunts | |
n.惊人的表演( stunt的名词复数 );(广告中)引人注目的花招;愚蠢行为;危险举动v.阻碍…发育[生长],抑制,妨碍( stunt的第三人称单数 ) | |
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8 apparently | |
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