00:03Scriviti al nostro canale.
00:31On your way to set, when we were doing the highway scene, you pretended that you had gotten pulled over
00:37by cops, and that you weren't going to make it, and you were going to need help from the producers,
00:42and I was like, he got to drive?
00:45What was it like to work with Nicholas Sparks?
00:47He sort of was just air supportive, and yeah, I felt like everyone was really cohesive together, it was nice.
00:54Explain the story of the film, very briefly.
00:58Okay, very briefly. There's a young girl by the name of Sophia, and she's an art student, and she moves
01:03to North Carolina to be an art student, and she gets tackled by her roommate to go to a bull
01:10riding event, where she meets your character, and they sort of become attracted, and fall madly in love through the
01:17eyes.
01:19And that's when you have to go see the rest of the movie.
01:21Exactly. Thank you for coming.
01:23Describe your character.
01:25Young girl, you know, she's really into art, and she wants to have a successful life in the art community
01:31in New York, and she wants to be civilized, and then everything gets ruined when she meets you.
01:38I have that tendency.
01:40Mm-hmm.
01:40What is your favorite quality about your character?
01:43Ambitious.
01:45There you go.
01:46Yeah.
01:47What was it like to work with Nicholas Sparks?
01:50We were shooting in North Carolina, which is where he lives, so he brought his family, which was really cool,
01:54and I was able to talk to him a lot about the past Nicholas Sparks films, which I thought was,
01:59like, helpful, but also just really fascinating and interesting.
02:02What are you most excited for audiences to see in The Longest Ride?
02:05What I'm most excited for is to actually see how the two worlds combine and how they mirror each other.
02:12This is like the whole other movie that we haven't even seen.
02:13It'll be sweet.
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