Sooo cute!

VF Daily: Had you read the Twilight books before getting the script?

Ashley Greene: When I was going to audition, I actually went out and got the first book and read it before the first meeting. I read it in a day and a half, and then I read the second and third. I’m finishing up the fourth so I can have it done before the movie comes out.

Which book in the series is your favorite?

I liked the first one. I think that it was my favorite, which is funny because Alice’s part gets larger and larger in the second and third books. The fourth one is very interesting and different. It’s turning out to be really cool.

Did you immediately like Twilight when you first read it?

Oh my gosh, yes. My managers can vouch for how badly I really wanted the part, and my friends and family know how hard I worked on it. I can relate with the fans as far as how they’re in love with the Edward character, because he’s literally this perfect being and I totally get it. It’s so funny working with all these people and seeing them in real life. I’m just as big a fan of Stephenie [Meyer] and of the books as anybody else. I just happened to get the opportunity to portray Alice.

What did you do to prepare for your role?

Obviously, Alice has these amazing powers. For the psychic thing, I had to watch movies such as The Fifth Element to get a sense of it. I had read all the books and there’s a ton of stuff online.

We actually got to film where [Meyer] set the book, which is kind of cool. We filmed in Portland, Oregon, and then we would drive up to Washington as well. We were up there two weeks before we started shooting.

What was your favorite scene to shoot?

Definitely the fight scene. I’d never done wire work before, so that was absolutely amazing. It was like being on a roller coaster.

What was the vibe on the set? Did everyone get along well?

We did. I didn’t know what to expect because we’re a large and very young cast with a fairly good amount of pressure on us. We all got along great and we really meshed well, which is nice because I’ve heard … [Laughs.] We had fun. We’d film 12 hours a day and then get off and go hang out and eat dinner together. We got lucky.

What have you done to prepare yourself for the mania surrounding the film?

You don’t really know what to do. That’s the thing. I hadn’t really done anything major and then this came about, so it’s kind of surreal. It’s been amazing so far and, speaking for myself, and I think for everybody else, the fans are really supportive and it’s all been really good. I’m enjoying it right now and it’s really exciting, as long as people don’t, you know, follow me home. I think that Robert Pattinson might have that problem, but I think that I’m in the clear.

Hometown?

Jacksonville, Florida.

Siblings?

I have one brother, Joe, who is 23. We’re really, really close. He still lives in Jacksonville but actually just the other day was talking about maybe moving out with the little sis and trying his hand at acting.

Significant other?

I do not have a significant other. My career is my boyfriend at the moment.

Celebrity crush?

Oh man, I love Christian Bale and Johnny Depp, and I’ve recently taken a liking to Jon Hamm from Mad Men.

Trademark style?

A shirt, jeans, and flats, mostly—I’m pretty casual. But I also love Audrey Hepburn’s classic, beautiful style.

Favorite movie?

I loved Breakfast at Tiffany’s. I just watched What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, and I had forgotten how great that movie is.

Who do you think are the best actor and actress of all time? Audrey Hepburn, perhaps?

Love her. Love Meryl Streep. I like Charlize Theron and Rachel McAdams. And then of course, I love Johnny Depp.

TV shows that you TiVo?

My roommate and I TiVo Mad Men. I used to be a huge Grey’s Anatomy fan and I’ve got a couple friends on Gossip Girl and 90210, but I think I’m more of a movie person than a TV person, to be honest.

What book are you reading?

I’m reading Breaking Dawn. I like to have Sanford Meisner’s book [about the Meisner acting technique] with me. I read and reread that book because I rely on it for the acting chops.

Favorite musician or band?

I love Linkin Park and I really like Muse. I always work out to Paramore. They’re all on our soundtrack. We have an amazing soundtrack. I grew up with Counting Crows. I have the most random stuff on my iPod. I have everything from country to rock, to rap. I like Lil Wayne and Carrie Underwood.

New York or L.A.?

Oh, goodness. I live in L.A. now and because I’m from Florida, it’s nice because there are some similarities. Once I get the time and the opportunity, I’d love to live in New York for a year, because a couple of my friends live there and I absolutely love the energy in New York right now.

Perez or Gawker?

I’m going to have to say Perez. I love Perez. He’s a trip.

Facebook or MySpace?

I’m not really big on either, but I prefer Facebook out of the two.

Do you have any upcoming projects?

I just finished a film in Canada called Summer and that was really fun. I worked with Stephen McHattie and Peter Mooney. I’m currently in Shreveport, Louisiana, doing a film called Skateland that I’m super-excited about. It’s set in 1983, so that’s really fun because I have the Farrah Fawcett hair.

Source: VanityFair.com

Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter and Smash Cut helmer Lee Demarbre directs this story about a family of serial killers stalking a young woman out to find the father she’s never known. Sean Hogan and Christine Conradt wrote the script. Conradt’s also working with Ruggero Deodato on his Cannibals project.

Co-starring alongside Greene is Stephen McHattie (Hollis Mason in Watchmen), Barbara Niven and Peter Mooney. Genre vet Pierre David served on the project as executive producer. Peruse his lengthy resume here.

Here’s a full synopsis from Imagination Worldwide:

Summer’s Blood is one of the most deranged, shocking and twisted family thrillers ever made…

After discovering that her mother has lied about her birth to her estranged father, hardened teenager Summer (Ashley Greene) hits the road looking to meet the mystery man. Her only clue is a beat-up letter, postmarked from a small town called Massey. Once she arrives in the rural community Summer is rescued from an altercation with the law by a charming local handyman named Tom Hoxey (Peter Mooney). The couple quickly hits it off and heads back to the house Tom shares with his mother Gaia (Barbara Niven) for a night of casual sex. This decision proves to be the biggest mistake of Summer’s young life.

Hoping to sneak out in the morning and continue the search for her father, Summer is startled by Tom who informs her that he has just changed her plans. After being knocked out by Gaia, Summer wakes up screaming, bound with chains inside a box filled with dirt. As she looks around, she sees a number of lush plants and grow lights, and tucked in the corner, another girl, Amber (Dani Kind) close to death and similarly chained. Tom has created a “human garden” down in the basement of his family’s home, and Summer is his latest addition.

Realizing that her only chance for escape is to manipulate Tom, Summer begins an unusual relationship with the troubled young man. Anxious about the return of his own father Gant, a traveling salesman with a taste for blood and women—and dealing with the rising suspicions of Amber’s father Darwin threatening to expose all he’s built, Tom finds himself closer to Summer than he ever imagined.

Stef of IFeltHope.net was lucky enough to attend this event and this is what she had to say:

Jackson and Ashley were present! Let me tell you that both are absolutely gorgeous and probably the most adorable duo in existence. Jackson kept referring to Ashley as his wife, and at the request of a fan, they even kissed!

Aww!!! I can’t wait to see this! I think we’re all gonna combust with the adorableness.

Now I have added pictures from the event. If you have some more pictures please send them in! Do I even need to make a comment on how stunning Miss Greene looks? I think not, but hey I just did!

“Taking my wifey home after a long day of work.”

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