reading something and being surprised by it, or being moved by something and going, “Wow. I didn’t know that part of myself.”
Now that twilight is over, can you reflect back on what was the scene that most touched you or was the hardest to shoot? There are so many of those moments throughout the entire shoot. She lives a whole little life and in five years, or four years, whatever it is, and God I think probably there have been a lot of challenges. I don’t know, ‘cause all the ultimate life milestones happen and I think maybe in New Moon I was definitely not excited about having to play ultimate death.
What are you going to miss the most now that it’s definitely over? Sometimes there’s just like a feeling. Every set has its own feeling. It’s very consistent, there’s a mood on every set, and we recently did reshoots and as soon as we were back there, it was like, “Oh, fun. Wow, I can’t believe we are doing this again.” And it’s crazy how it just assumes the exact same tone, and I will definitely miss that. That’s what people attach themselves to. I think it’s just day in and day out, and you find certain relationships and comforts and creative charges and highs and lows and then just like boredom with certain people, and then at the end you’ve made something and you are like, “Oh good job,” and you can pat each other on the back. I always will have that. Even the other day at Comic Con when we saw everyone, it was like, “Here we are again.” Instantly right back into that same mood, and I like that mood, it’s a good one.
And what do you miss doing the most that you can no longer do because of your insane fame? What would you like to do if you could? Well, there’s nowhere in the world that I’m not like [that] at some point. Even if I feel like I’m the most remote, even if I feel like I’m literally at the bottom of the ocean, I’m always going to be recognized. I swear, behind that shell, there’s going to be a lens popping out or something, and so I think to maybe just feel like I literally could actually do anything without someone seeing.
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