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I Think Everyone Kind Of Knows And Makes The Effort To See Each Other And Invites People To Barbecues And Whatnot. I Think It Was Harder, Probably, Saying Goodbye To Alice Cullen. That Was Probably The Hardest, Because That's The Only Person That I'm Not Gonna See Again.

Comedy Is Something That I'm Definitely Looking To Get Into. I Had A Little Taste Of It And I Do Intend On Going To Classes For It Because I Think It's A Different Muscle, And It's Hard To Find Female Comedians.

I Wanted To Be A Lawyer. I Realized I Don't Really Want To Be A Lawyer. I Want To Play A Lawyer. Thank God I Figured That Out.

I Was Really, Really, Really Nervous When I Got This Role Because I Did Feel It Was Important To Make Alice [cullen] Just As Lovable As I Read Her Being On Paper And, Kind Of, Full Of Vitality. In My Head She Is Just This Light And Breath Of Fresh Air In Very Dramatic Settings - Because I Feel Like We're Always Extremely Dramatic In This Film. I Wanted People To Be Able To Relate To Her.

I Worked With And Became Close With These Characters [in Twilight] And The People Who Are Portraying Them And It's Kind Of, I Think, A Safety Net That We Had, And It's Going To Be Kind Of Strange Not Going Back To Set With These People That I've Become So Familiar With.