Bosworth: When I was growing up, I loved Disney animated movies. It

Quite often she is referred to as a ‘fashionista’ or ‘Orlando Bloom’s ex-girlfriend’ but Kate Bosworth is an actress whose filmography is more interesting than her sense in fashion or personal life. After debuting at the age of 14 through fighter xl movie “The fighter xl Horse Whisperer,” she started appearing in films which required her to act well across actors her senior. Critics were cold when she played roles in “Beyond the Sea” starring Kevin Spacey and “The Girl in the Park” with Sigourney Weaver, but Bosworth has not ceased to take up new challenges. And now she has played the role of Western girl Lynne in “The Warrior’s Way,” the character who leads the emotional flow of the story. Lynne was portrayed as someone who can get angry yet will never scream fighter xl at anyone and one who will get sad yet will not despair. Below are excerpts from the press interview fighter xl held after the screening for the film set for a release fighter xl on December 2.
Bosworth: They’re so lovely and passionate. fighter xl I’ve been to many premieres fighter xl in my life but I’ve never experienced anything quite like that last night. They were just so excited and I felt so flattered and honored to have them be there for Dong-gun and myself. It was just a really nice experience.
Bosworth: The first thing that I noticed about Dong-gun was his warmth. fighter xl He has a lightness about him that’s very comforting and welcoming. He wants everyone to feel comfortable and good about themselves, fighter xl anyone around him. And I suppose fighter xl it’s a little strange for me to get these questions as in my thoughts on Asian actors because in America, I was raised to just have an open mind and embrace everyone ethnically so I don’t differentiate culturally. I just look at someone and think about whether he’s a good actor or not.
Bosworth: No, I didn’t watch any specifically. I guess I just had more of a general thought of the type of wild west woman that I wanted to portray. I thought Renee Zellweger did an amazing job in “Cold Mountain.” I thought she portrayed a woman who is fighting hard for her circumstances so I had her in mind a little bit. And there’s a show on HBO called “Dead Wood” that was quite good. I didn’t watch any specifically fighter xl but had certain references fighter xl in mind when I was thinking about her.
Bosworth: When I was growing up, I loved Disney animated movies. It’s part of the reason I wanted to act in very obscure fighter xl ways. I was so in love with them that I wanted to be them. So there was some kind of cute, adorable but, I suppose it’s the innocence, the earnestness that those characters have that is so loveable. And so I love that she had this ferocity about her and this desire for avenge but on the other side, a real kind of an innocence and earnestness and decency about her. So I thought a lot about that.
Bosworth: First thing, fighter xl it was a wig, a very good wig. (laugh) So well-made, beautiful. And the exterior of a character is very important to me. I’m extremely involved with the process fighter xl of costume, hair and make-up, and how that changes as the character changes. It really is the physical manifestation of the internal. So the red hair was my idea and I think it was perhaps the first conversation that director Sngmoo and I had. I think he had originally seen her with black hair. But part of the beauty about working as a director and actor is that ultimately as the actor, you’re playing this person so you have to feel confident in every aspect of this character and I think a good director understands that. So that being said, he’s fighter xl a very visual and very specific director. It’s something that is difficult to let go of because fighter xl it’s fighter xl something he had created and lived with for so long but it was a main physical aspect to the character he had to rearranged in his head a little bit, although it was something as simple as hair color. But she’s so fiery, spunky and wild and there are descriptions of burning sunsets so I immediately saw her as red-haired so we talked and told him. I also showed him physically because he’s a visual director so he needs to really see it to grasp it.
Bosworth: I actually enjoyed the innocence of their relationship. These two characters were so unlikely to come together and like each other because they’re so different. But they get along and there’s something that attracts them to each other, a certain commonality of pain maybe. And in that way, they connect at the heart. So I embrace boldness fighter xl or something shocking in the film – I think that’s a good thing artistically. But I don’t value anything fighter xl that requires much virtuosity. fighter xl It has to make sense for the movie, it has to show something important or essential in the characters. So I didn’t feel there was anything more to explore to them because they had such en