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Showing posts with label Jake Abel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jake Abel. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Google Hangout with Josh Horowitz & the Cast
Check out the second Google Hangout with Stephenie Meyer, Diane Kruger, Max Irons, Jake Abel, and Saoirse Ronan.
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
US Weekly- Meet the Men of 'The Host'
The video includes behind the scenes footage of The Host photo shoot with Max Irons, Jake Abel, Boyd Holbrook, and Saoirse Ronan. There are also a few interview snippets with Ronan and Stephenie Meyer.
'The Host' Cast Talk Their Favorite Sci-Fi Movies & Meeting Stephenie Meyer for the First Time
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Saturday, March 16, 2013
New On Set Interviews with the Cast
Check out new on set interviews with the cast & producers of The Host. Interviews with the cast include Saoirse Ronan, Max Iron, Jake Abel, Boyd Holbrook, William Hurt, and Chandler Canterbury. I had some difficulty watching the second Ronan and William Hurt videos. I will try to fix them if the problem persists.
*I have not watched all the interviews, so I cannot comment on spoilers.*
*I have not watched all the interviews, so I cannot comment on spoilers.*
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Third Clip from 'The Host'- "It"
SheKnows Entertainment debuted a brand new clip from The Host featuring Jared and Ian arguing over Wanda's motives . The ad that plays before the video is large, but once the video begins, it is an appropriate size. You can watch the video after the break or here.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Max Irons & Jake Abel Talk 'The Host' with Hit Zone
Hit Zone had the opportunity to speak to Max Irons and Jake Abel last Friday about The Host and gave a very convincing exchange on why fans should see the movie.
*Spoiler Alert! Irons' answer to "What do you think is the most powerful scene that conveys the message of the whole movie?" contains a pretty big spoiler for the movie (this scene does not appear in the book).*
If you could be the Host in someone else's body that is living today, who would it be?
Max: J-Ja
Jake: Max Irons. There I beast you to it, can't say me now.
Max: I wasn't going to say Jake! I was gonna say Jay-Z. I don't know why, he's cool, I like him. We've got no one like him in England.
Jake: Uhh Blue Ivy, you'd make a good dad. I'd either grow up being super talented or super useless because my expectations are so high. Think about it, you ever think about it? That kid has got a lot...
Did you act out the characters as they were in the book or did you put your own spin on them?
Max: I read the book before. What I think is best to do is take what you want and what helps you from the book and then the script becomes your bible. You've all kinda got to be on the same page because there were scenes and there were characters and moments that were lost, and scenes and moments and characters that were kept and focused on. So I think the script has to be your thing.
Jake: I think Andrew Niccol (the director of the movie), I think he sort of took the strongest points, of each person and boiled them down. In the end, I think the movie is a bit stronger, which I like. But still as sensitive.
Why should people see the movie, according to you?
Max: There's a bit of something for everyone. There's explosions, there's kissing.
Jake: Kissing in the rain!
Max: There's fighting!
Jake: There's fighting, there's explosions, there's chrome...
Max: There's dancing!
Jake: There's chrome helicopters...
Max: There's sexy moments!
Jake: There's sexy moments which are also dirty because we live in a cave! There's danger!
Max: Jake Abel
Jake: Max Irons...The Host, March 29th.
Check out the entire interview here and another reminder, there are spoilers!
*Spoiler Alert! Irons' answer to "What do you think is the most powerful scene that conveys the message of the whole movie?" contains a pretty big spoiler for the movie (this scene does not appear in the book).*
If you could be the Host in someone else's body that is living today, who would it be?Max: J-Ja
Jake: Max Irons. There I beast you to it, can't say me now.
Max: I wasn't going to say Jake! I was gonna say Jay-Z. I don't know why, he's cool, I like him. We've got no one like him in England.
Jake: Uhh Blue Ivy, you'd make a good dad. I'd either grow up being super talented or super useless because my expectations are so high. Think about it, you ever think about it? That kid has got a lot...
Did you act out the characters as they were in the book or did you put your own spin on them?
Max: I read the book before. What I think is best to do is take what you want and what helps you from the book and then the script becomes your bible. You've all kinda got to be on the same page because there were scenes and there were characters and moments that were lost, and scenes and moments and characters that were kept and focused on. So I think the script has to be your thing.
Jake: I think Andrew Niccol (the director of the movie), I think he sort of took the strongest points, of each person and boiled them down. In the end, I think the movie is a bit stronger, which I like. But still as sensitive.
Why should people see the movie, according to you?Max: There's a bit of something for everyone. There's explosions, there's kissing.
Jake: Kissing in the rain!
Max: There's fighting!
Jake: There's fighting, there's explosions, there's chrome...
Max: There's dancing!
Jake: There's chrome helicopters...
Max: There's sexy moments!
Jake: There's sexy moments which are also dirty because we live in a cave! There's danger!
Max: Jake Abel
Jake: Max Irons...The Host, March 29th.
Check out the entire interview here and another reminder, there are spoilers!
Monday, March 11, 2013
Max Irons & Jake Abel Hang with Imagine Dragons
Max Irons and Jake Abel stopped by Imagine Dragon's sold out show in Minneapolis last week. The band's song "Radioactive" is featured on The Host soundtrack, which will be available for download on March 26th.
Photo credit: Tony Nelson
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Max Irons & Jake Abel Talk 'The Host' on KARE 11
Continuing their Host tour, Max Irons and Jake Abel sat down with KARE 11 in Minneapolis to discuss the movie. The boys talk about Jared and Ian's relationships with Saorise Ronan's characters and the physical aspects of their roles.
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Frances Fisher Shares More Images from the Set
Frances Fisher, the queen of on set photos, strikes again. Fisher, who plays Maggie Stryder in the movie, shared five new images from the set of The Host.
Follow @Frances_Fisher for more.
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
New Interview with Max Irons & Jake Abel
Shakefire.com had the opportunity to interview Max Irons and Jake Abel while they were in Atlanta promoting The Host. The results are pretty cute and funny. Check out excerpts from the interview below and read the entire interview here. The boys even discuss a scene that did not make it into the final film.
Shakefire: Do you think that director & screenwriter Andrew Niccol stays true to the book?
Max Irons: Absolutely. Which so often isn't the case. Before we started shooting we had two weeks of rehearsal which we were all involved in; Stephenie was involved in, Andrew was involved in. It was very collaborative and we discussed what we thought was important and the essence of certain scenes were still maintained, which I think is very unusual. So I hope, what I heart from people who've seen it, the essence of the book is still very there.
Jake Abel: Even Stephenie herself said that she feels Andrew almost elevated it at times. The aesthetic of the film, how the Seekers look, and how the people dress and the world and the location of Shiprock, where our cave is. She said al of these things were much more cinematic than even she envisioned. So, not only did he take the best parts of the book and condense it down into a hundred odd pages, but he also visually brought it to life.
Shakefire: Were you surprised by any of the post-production special effects they put in the film?
Jake Abel: It's funny, for it being a sic-fi film, much like Gattaca, there's very little CGI. Which is really great. It's all pretty functional and physical stuff except for seeing the Souls themselves. The mirrors, I would've believed that they were there. We actually feared that the exterior of our cave in the desert would come off as CGI because it was so breathtaking in person that it looks like the filmmakers themselves created this cool looking mountain and went, "There ya go!" So that was our fear, "This is too beautiful to be real." But yeah, besides the eyes being enhanced just a touch. Not much else, which is really great. it really keeps you in the story, in that world. There's no laser guns and stuff, just real guns. People get shot.
Check out the entire interview here.
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Shakefire: Do you think that director & screenwriter Andrew Niccol stays true to the book?Max Irons: Absolutely. Which so often isn't the case. Before we started shooting we had two weeks of rehearsal which we were all involved in; Stephenie was involved in, Andrew was involved in. It was very collaborative and we discussed what we thought was important and the essence of certain scenes were still maintained, which I think is very unusual. So I hope, what I heart from people who've seen it, the essence of the book is still very there.
Jake Abel: Even Stephenie herself said that she feels Andrew almost elevated it at times. The aesthetic of the film, how the Seekers look, and how the people dress and the world and the location of Shiprock, where our cave is. She said al of these things were much more cinematic than even she envisioned. So, not only did he take the best parts of the book and condense it down into a hundred odd pages, but he also visually brought it to life.
Shakefire: Were you surprised by any of the post-production special effects they put in the film?Jake Abel: It's funny, for it being a sic-fi film, much like Gattaca, there's very little CGI. Which is really great. It's all pretty functional and physical stuff except for seeing the Souls themselves. The mirrors, I would've believed that they were there. We actually feared that the exterior of our cave in the desert would come off as CGI because it was so breathtaking in person that it looks like the filmmakers themselves created this cool looking mountain and went, "There ya go!" So that was our fear, "This is too beautiful to be real." But yeah, besides the eyes being enhanced just a touch. Not much else, which is really great. it really keeps you in the story, in that world. There's no laser guns and stuff, just real guns. People get shot.
Check out the entire interview here.
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