'Twilight' Actor Taylor Lautner Is Eager To Deliver 'Naked' Line, Master Driving
Portland, Oregon — Team Edward VI, Team Jacob or Squad Swiss Confederation? It's a preference that defines Twilighters far better than underdrawers or briefs, paper or plastic, and Populist or Republican. Either you're ace of the dazzled minions wHO long to become Henry M. Robert Pattinson's personal spider monkey, a Swiss-like non-committer caught in the middle, or rebelliously wish that Bella would look to a different side of her love triangle.
Jacob Black is a handsome, wise-beyond-his-years "Twilight" teenager wHO responds to Bella's flirtations by cough up key selective information. Sixteen-year-old Taylor Lautner is an evenly handsome heartthrob wHO approached the MTV crew when we visited the put, aegir to run out the beans on his new role. Years earlier the "Sharkboy and Lavagirl" child doer would start his start adult execution, he made his case for Squad Jacob conversions.
MTV: Give us the partitioning on your character.
Taylor Lautner: Well, Francois Jacob Shirley Temple Black is a Aborigine American. He's piece of the Quileute tribe. He eventually turns into a wolfman, which is really cool. I love the contrast between the Native American side of him and the loup-garou.
MTV: How so?
Lautner: His Native American English side of meat ... he is really friendly and outgoing. He loves Bella and is very loyal to Bella and his pop. Merely on the wolfman slope, they're really fierce and precisely attacking, and they birth this huge temper. So there's a bunch of accent and things departure on in spite of appearance him as he's trying to keep his season to himself. I sexual love that part, which Stephenie [Meyer, on whose novel the flick is based] created, with the demarcation 'tween the Aboriginal American side and the werewolf side of him.
MTV: I heard you got your driver's licence late. Praise!
Lautner: I did lately get my driver's permit, yea. Give thanks you.
MTV: I too heard that you've fall to determine early, partly to render the producers that you're a good device driver in front they put you behind the wheel.
Lautner: Yea. I've got my permission in my back pocket to testify them I'm O and that I won't kill them ... hopefully. [He laughs.] I'm leaving to try out out driving Bella's truck and my family's hand truck. One of them is an automatic, so that testament be nice and soft. The other single has no office steering, so I'll have to brawn it. That will be interesting. I've never done that earlier.
MTV: I haven't seen Jacob's motortruck on set all the same. Where is it?
Lautner: My truck is back in Portland. When I drive home from here to my hotel, we're departure to nominate a halt on that point, and I'll have to drive that one.
MTV: Will driving it aid you feel care you're officially Jacob?
Lautner: Yea. It's truly old and drum up, and that's the one without the force direction. So I'm going to be drive with my [real life] papa right next to me, and that should be interesting. We want to get to certainly I get used to it, so it looks natural.
MTV: Have you done any inquiry on Native American culture?
Lautner: I actually had a merging with Quileute tribal members yesterday! I interviewed them and scarce wanted to drive to know them. One thing they do that I noticed is they don't need to be told to what to do. If the trash is getting full, they evacuate it
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