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don’t let Nikki Reed fool you. Dressed unceremoniously in jeans and away on Craigslist and moving to Hawaii just to prove you can survive on
a tank top with her hair swept back in a messy ponytail and barely a minimum wage “normal.”
trace of makeup on her naturally radiant face, this 20-year-old may not “I thought I could just walk into any store and get a job,” says Reed,
dress—or talk—like the Hollywood starlet she is. who moved in with her mother on Kauai for four months. “They all wanted
“I just came from riding horses,” she says, flashing a brilliant smile. “So, at least three years of experience! Finally, one store owner said, ‘I’ll give
sorry if I smell like one.” you a chance, but you’ll have to work really hard.’ ”
Since her acting debut in 2003’s critically acclaimed Thirteen (which This fearlessness and confidence is the common thread that weaves
she also co-wrote), Reed, who is now promoting Twilight—the first of a through Reed’s personal and professional life. The adventurous spirit
franchise based on the wildly popular young-adult series by Stephenie that urged her to drop everything and move to Hawaii is the same that
Meyer—has managed to keep a surprisingly low profile by living a keeps her from shying away from intimidating roles, including those that
relatively normal life. That is, if you can call giving all your belongings a certain fervid fan base may already feel passionate about.
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