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20-06-2008, 21:09
CONTIENE SPOILER sulla SEASON 6.
In a day and age when the world is infatuated with the scandalous side of celebrity and the misadventures of some of today's young female stars, One Tree Hill actress Hilarie Burton is a breath of fresh air. In fact, she's living proof that rising female stars can provide hope to those in need within their own generation through strength and positive messages. Although TV fans know Burton as the brooding and artistic teen harlot, Peyton Sawyer, on One Tree Hill, Hilarie recently got the chance to show a completely different side of herself next to Malcolm McDowell and Chuck Carrington in the southern faith based thriller, The List, which is now available on DVD (as of June 10).
Much like her character in The List, Hilarie Burton found herself on a journey of exploration that allowed her to reaffirm her own faith and belief in a higher power. On Monday, Hilarie phoned in to The Deadbolt HQ to talk about her time on The List, her views on faith and what it means to be a Christian girl in Hollywood, how she navigates the real world evils of the industry, how she's different than her character on One Tree Hill, her USO tour of Guantanamo Bay ... AND, whether Dan will be returning to the series and if we should all have faith that Peyton Sawyer could be making wedding plans this season.
alcune domande tratte dall'intervista:
THE DEADBOLT: Is it tough to be one of the 50 Sexiest Women and still be religious?
BURTON: [laughs] What? Where did that come from? I didn’t know about that. Is that your own personal list?
THE DEADBOLT: No, but you’ve been on a few.
BURTON: A couple of them - sexy is as sexy does. I think I went through a very awkward stage growing up. I had three brothers and every girl likes to say she’s a tomboy because they think that’s what boys like to hear. I was painfully tomboyish for awhile and it wasn’t something to brag about [laughs]. So I think once you’ve experienced that level of awkwardness, any kind of accolade about your physical appearance is always just kind of unsettling. So I don’t pay attention to that.
THE DEADBOLT: So what was it exactly that spoke to you about The List?
BURTON: For me it was the opportunity to play a Christian woman that wasn’t a geek. There’s that stereotype that the bible-toting Christian woman is a dork, and that’s a stereotype I grew up with and never really agreed with, and so I was very excited about the opportunity to show a different side to my fan base. I’ve got impressionable teenage girls who watch One Tree Hill and I wanted them to know you can be cool and still be devout and still be strong in your faith, and you don’t have to keep it a secret either. People are like, "Wow, you’re pretty vocal about your faith." And I’m like, "Yeah, well, that’s part of it. That’s part of being a Christian, you have to announce it." It’s not a secret.
THE DEADBOLT: In relation to your own faith, how does Peyton give you a broader perspective on the world, or the lives of people like her?
BURTON: You know what? I was nervous for a little bit that I was going to be accused of being a hypocrite. They’re two different kind of people. We had a screening where Gary Wheeler was sitting next to me and a man was not pleased with the fact that this character, Jo Johnston, was cast by a girl that plays a teenage harlot. So that was something I was very nervous about. But I think my thing is: whether you’re playing the prudish Christian woman, like in very typical Christian films, or you’re playing the drugged out prostitute, the grace of God becomes glaringly obvious through human error. It is because we’re human and it’s because we’re imperfect and because we’re sinful creatures that God can manifest himself and show himself to us in really beautiful ways. And even so, Peyton Sawyer does things I would never ever do. I think that the consequences of her actions have always been shown, and you know you don’t get away with making bad decisions. I think that she, herself, whether or not she’s vocal about it - you know, I’ve gotten to do some scenes where my character prays on the show and those are the some of my favorite scenes. My character turns to God in her time of need while Jo Johnston in The List would turn to God every day. So people relate to God in different ways and I’ve been fortunate enough to play a couple of characters that have all gotten to find him in one way or another.
THE DEADBOLT: So, I hear Dan is coming back next season on One Tree Hill.
BURTON: Is he? I don’t know. He did get hit by a car pretty bad. Yeah, he bit it. We have great stunt guys. I wasn’t there when they shot that scene. I just remember watching that episode going, "What the... What was that?" It was exciting.
THE DEADBOLT: Well, since faith is so important, should we have faith that Peyton will be making wedding plans this season?
BURTON: I don’t know. I start work tomorrow and they’ve kept it a secret from me. They’re very scared about spoilers. I’m not really sure what’s going to happen. You know, I think any of the girls are going to be very lucky and you can justify him being with any of them. Our show has been good, even if our storylines aren’t about a love interest, we still have interesting things to do. I feel lucky to have a character that has been empowered and started her own company and has other stuff going on other than who she’s making out with.
per leggere l'intera intervista QUA (http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/104687/hilarieburton_interview.php)
source:http://onetreehill.avada-kedavra.net/ (http://onetreehill.avada-kedavra.net/)
che risate che mi ha fatto fare quando parla di se stessa nella lista delle 50 donne più sexy :laughing:
è mitica :lol::mf_cupid:
In a day and age when the world is infatuated with the scandalous side of celebrity and the misadventures of some of today's young female stars, One Tree Hill actress Hilarie Burton is a breath of fresh air. In fact, she's living proof that rising female stars can provide hope to those in need within their own generation through strength and positive messages. Although TV fans know Burton as the brooding and artistic teen harlot, Peyton Sawyer, on One Tree Hill, Hilarie recently got the chance to show a completely different side of herself next to Malcolm McDowell and Chuck Carrington in the southern faith based thriller, The List, which is now available on DVD (as of June 10).
Much like her character in The List, Hilarie Burton found herself on a journey of exploration that allowed her to reaffirm her own faith and belief in a higher power. On Monday, Hilarie phoned in to The Deadbolt HQ to talk about her time on The List, her views on faith and what it means to be a Christian girl in Hollywood, how she navigates the real world evils of the industry, how she's different than her character on One Tree Hill, her USO tour of Guantanamo Bay ... AND, whether Dan will be returning to the series and if we should all have faith that Peyton Sawyer could be making wedding plans this season.
alcune domande tratte dall'intervista:
THE DEADBOLT: Is it tough to be one of the 50 Sexiest Women and still be religious?
BURTON: [laughs] What? Where did that come from? I didn’t know about that. Is that your own personal list?
THE DEADBOLT: No, but you’ve been on a few.
BURTON: A couple of them - sexy is as sexy does. I think I went through a very awkward stage growing up. I had three brothers and every girl likes to say she’s a tomboy because they think that’s what boys like to hear. I was painfully tomboyish for awhile and it wasn’t something to brag about [laughs]. So I think once you’ve experienced that level of awkwardness, any kind of accolade about your physical appearance is always just kind of unsettling. So I don’t pay attention to that.
THE DEADBOLT: So what was it exactly that spoke to you about The List?
BURTON: For me it was the opportunity to play a Christian woman that wasn’t a geek. There’s that stereotype that the bible-toting Christian woman is a dork, and that’s a stereotype I grew up with and never really agreed with, and so I was very excited about the opportunity to show a different side to my fan base. I’ve got impressionable teenage girls who watch One Tree Hill and I wanted them to know you can be cool and still be devout and still be strong in your faith, and you don’t have to keep it a secret either. People are like, "Wow, you’re pretty vocal about your faith." And I’m like, "Yeah, well, that’s part of it. That’s part of being a Christian, you have to announce it." It’s not a secret.
THE DEADBOLT: In relation to your own faith, how does Peyton give you a broader perspective on the world, or the lives of people like her?
BURTON: You know what? I was nervous for a little bit that I was going to be accused of being a hypocrite. They’re two different kind of people. We had a screening where Gary Wheeler was sitting next to me and a man was not pleased with the fact that this character, Jo Johnston, was cast by a girl that plays a teenage harlot. So that was something I was very nervous about. But I think my thing is: whether you’re playing the prudish Christian woman, like in very typical Christian films, or you’re playing the drugged out prostitute, the grace of God becomes glaringly obvious through human error. It is because we’re human and it’s because we’re imperfect and because we’re sinful creatures that God can manifest himself and show himself to us in really beautiful ways. And even so, Peyton Sawyer does things I would never ever do. I think that the consequences of her actions have always been shown, and you know you don’t get away with making bad decisions. I think that she, herself, whether or not she’s vocal about it - you know, I’ve gotten to do some scenes where my character prays on the show and those are the some of my favorite scenes. My character turns to God in her time of need while Jo Johnston in The List would turn to God every day. So people relate to God in different ways and I’ve been fortunate enough to play a couple of characters that have all gotten to find him in one way or another.
THE DEADBOLT: So, I hear Dan is coming back next season on One Tree Hill.
BURTON: Is he? I don’t know. He did get hit by a car pretty bad. Yeah, he bit it. We have great stunt guys. I wasn’t there when they shot that scene. I just remember watching that episode going, "What the... What was that?" It was exciting.
THE DEADBOLT: Well, since faith is so important, should we have faith that Peyton will be making wedding plans this season?
BURTON: I don’t know. I start work tomorrow and they’ve kept it a secret from me. They’re very scared about spoilers. I’m not really sure what’s going to happen. You know, I think any of the girls are going to be very lucky and you can justify him being with any of them. Our show has been good, even if our storylines aren’t about a love interest, we still have interesting things to do. I feel lucky to have a character that has been empowered and started her own company and has other stuff going on other than who she’s making out with.
per leggere l'intera intervista QUA (http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/104687/hilarieburton_interview.php)
source:http://onetreehill.avada-kedavra.net/ (http://onetreehill.avada-kedavra.net/)
che risate che mi ha fatto fare quando parla di se stessa nella lista delle 50 donne più sexy :laughing:
è mitica :lol::mf_cupid: