Jena Malone in Cosmopolitan
Jena Malone is featured in what she calls "one of the funnest photo shoots I've ever done" for December Cosmopolitan. The issue is on newsstands now.
Jena Malone is featured in what she calls "one of the funnest photo shoots I've ever done" for December Cosmopolitan. The issue is on newsstands now.
As part of the massive press tour for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Sam Claflin and Jena Malone visited Despierta America this morning to talk about the movie. Check out the video HERE.
Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Sam Claflin and Jena Malone play Co-star Connections Round 1 with Yahoo OMG. Some great cast shenanigans happening in this video. Tune in Monday for Round 2,
We Live Film's Zachary Marsh and Scott Menzel ventured out to the Cherry Hill Mall to partake in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Victory Tour fan event on Sunday November 3rd. They spoke with Bruno Gunn (Brutus), Sam Claflin (Finnick), Jena Malone (Johanna Mason), and Jeffrey Wright (Beetee) about the film on the red carpet.
And FYI, Jeffrey Wright says the film is "staggeringly good."
Nelson Ascencio (Flavius) stopped by The Couch to talk about The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and says "this one is going to be better."
Nelson also posted this great behind the scenes photo with Jennifer Lawrence and Brooke Bundy (Octavia) to his twitter account yesterday. This pic was captured on his last day on-set.
Studiocanal just posted some new HD The Hunger Games: Catching Fire TV spots to their youtube page this morning. Studiocanal is the european districutor for Catching Fire. The spots have footage we've seen before PLUS small bits of new footage, and are definitely worth a look in HD.
One of the coolest things about being a fansite (ok, THE coolest, without a doubt) is that sometimes you get to have amazing experiences like the one we had yesterday morning. We were invited to an exclusive fansite phone interview with Sam Claflin (Finnick) and Jena Malone (Johanna) from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. We actually got to speak to them ON THE PHONE. And they were just as charming, funny and thoughtful as you would have hoped. These two care deeply about the characters that we love so much. Read on and see what your favorite fansites asked Jena and Sam and, more importantly, their insightful and hilarious answers. (deep lunges)
Oh, and NBD, but Sam and Jena sang Happy Birthday to our own Samantha at the end of the call. Whatever. (FANGIRL EXPLOSION)
PanemPropaganda.com:
When you were working on your roles, did you speak to anyone, or consider for yourself, what kind of background your characters had outside the Games? Things like family or friendships they may have had back in their Districts, and how did that affect the development of your characters?
Jena: Yeah! The book is SO rich, even though it doesn’t go into specifics about what these characters have gone through, you can pick through, and there are sentences that, really, for an actor, are goldmines. It’s like a doorway you go through, and there’s a whole house inside there. Suzanne Collins created stories that, I feel like as an actor, are like candy. There was so much to work with. And Francis was constantly providing us more information. Even just really understanding who these people were, giving us essays on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and all of these different things to research. I feel like we had so much to go in and paint with. It was kind of amazing.
Sam: Lynn Cohen, who plays Mags, and I spent a few weeks during the preparation time discussing our relationship, coming to the decision that she was more of a mother to Finnick. He was kind of an orphan, we decided. She was his mentor when he was in the Games, and everything that happened since, obviously, leading up to Catching Fire, her volunteering for Annie Cresta, etc. Finnick’s past and his history is mentioned in Mockingjay. There is a very, very dark history painted for him, and I got to talk that through, not only with Lynn Cohen, but with Francis, like Jena said, and everyone else as well. It was easy for me to sort of mold ideas.
There is SO much more of this interview after the jump. Please read on....
It's starting, it's STARTING! The Hunger Games: Catching Fire director Francis Lawrence sat down with MTV News' Josh Horowitz a while back and we've been anxiously awaiting these interviews ever since. They discussed an amazing amount of Catching Fire goodness: arena, Sam Claflin as Finnick, Everlark, Katniss' wedding dress and so much more! Take a look:
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