How is working with director Bryan Singer?
Famke: I think he’s very good. My favorite example of Bryan is he’s standing by the monitor and it looks like his attention is going everywhere but on the actor but at the end of the rehearsal, he’ll pick out exactly what did or didn’t work about it. You never think you have his full attention but he’s so clever at finding out what works. TeenHollywood: What are the challenges as actors when there is so much physical action? Famke: For us, I don’t think we’re so physical in the film. It felt like the Special Olympics towards the end but I have a lot of green screen. I’m limping around. You (looking at James) are sort of carrying me. James: The funniest shot in the movie is us trying to get on the jet. We’re the last to get on. She’s limping. It’s sad. We’re the lame X-Men. Famke: That part of the movie felt the longest while we were shooting it so I really felt that all I did in the whole film was limp around. TeenHollywood: There is a love triangle in this movie; you guys and Hugh. Di
