1:57pm Wednesday 20th August 2008
Filmmaker Jonathan Levine has revealed why he chose Mary-Kate Olsen over her twin sister Ashley to be in his latest film, The Wackness.
"She's the one who's willing to do more extreme stuff. I think she's attracted to more provocative material," he says.
"She just took that role and made it her own - it could've been something she did passively, it could've been something she kind of phoned-in, but she got into it. A lot of the physicality of it, a lot of the way she was moving and talking, that was all her."
He adds: "She's also just cool. In between takes, I found her at the crafts service truck eating grilled cheese and smoking cigarettes talking to the grips."
In the film, which is out on August 22, Mary-Kate plays a drugged-out hippy who shares a passionate kiss in a controversial scene with Sir Ben Kingsley.
Jonathan reveals that the actors didn't make a big deal over it.
"It was cool. He's playing someone who's so immature, and when you meet her (Mary-Kate), she seems really wise, and it was also three in the morning, and so we were just like, 'Ah, lets get it over with'," he recalls.
"They were having fun with it though. They were having a good time."
FORTY schools and colleges in the borough closed today because of the early-morning snowfall.
BURY new boy Dean Howell reckons he has joined one of the best teams in League Two following his loan move from Aldershot.
Bolton and Leigh main roads were gridlocked for several hours today following a heavy snow fall during the night.
HEAVY snowfall overnight brought traffic in the borough to a standstill this morning.
TWO Bury men caught with a lethal firearms arsenal have been jailed for a total of 17 and a half years.
ROAD humps that were placed on Melton Drive in Hollins as part of a major roadworks plan will be removed.
A boy who died after being hit by a bus in Longsight today has been formally identified.
BURY police’s crime prevention trailer will be sited at the Market Hall entrance each Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, beginning next week.
COMMUNITY officials from Whitefield and Unsworth have drawn up an ambitious three-year plan to make life better in the area.
ROAD humps that were placed on Melton Drive in Hollins as part of a major roadworks plan will be removed.
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