"IESB: How did you get involved with The Twilight Saga:
Eclipse?
What is it like to become a part of that whole
phenomenon?
Jack: I literally just got back last Saturday, from
filming my last little bits on it. I went in for David Slade, who’s the
director, for another part that was written as a 19-year-old freshman who’s
blonde-haired and blue-eyed, which I knew I wasn’t. That couldn’t be less like
me. But, I went in and took a very different spin on how the character was
written, and went a little nuts in the room, and David and I really got along,
so he said, “I wanna get you in this movie somewhere.” So, he called me up a
couple weeks later and said, “There’s this other part. Would you like to do
it?,” and he offered me that.
IESB: So, who are you playing in the film and how does he
fit into the story?
Jack: I play this guy called Royce King, who
is the fiancé of Rosalie (Nikki Reed), before Rosalie was a vampire. It’s her
backstory. It’s in 1933, during the Great Depression, and he’s a wealthy son of
a banker. He’s a blue blood who takes a shine to her, but she’s not as nice as
she seems and he has his comeuppance.
IESB: When you play darker characters, do you like to keep
the mood light on set, in between takes, to off-set that, or do you prefer to
stay in character?
Jack: It depends on what the scene is,
actually. If it’s a really dark scene, then one tends to go to a bit of a darker
place. But, even if you’re playing a dark person, I don’t think you can be dark,
all the time. It depends on where you are. If you’re in the middle of doing a
scene and you’re in between takes, sometimes you need to keep a bit of a
distance, just so that your head space is fresh and not diluted by anything
else. Normally, in between scenes, I’m fine.
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