The Slate has a new interview with Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz, where they talk at length on their experiences filmning Twilight, filming Warrior, paparazzi attention and much more–

Q: What are the downsides of being famous?

K: It’s not really a down side, but you definitely sell your privacy, so a lot of things that you want to do, or you used to do, just going shopping or going to the grocery store, or you know, I went to circuit city which is an appliance store, and I brought Lost on DVD, and I was followed buying Lost, and it’s weird. A lot of times, no one likes you 100% of the time, so when you have people criticizing certain things, you know, thank god I’m not on the internet, like some actors, you know, they have to see what comments are made on IMDB or stuff like that and it kind of breaks them down a little bit in a way and it’s really kind of sad to go that route. But just again, you know, no-one’s going to like you 100% of the time, and it sucks for people who don’t like us for certain roles you do, but tough luck!

A: Yeah, same thing! It’s simply the scrutiny, the scrutiny can be a little over the top sometimes, and then the insane,I mean it’s kind of on both sides of the spectrum, it’s amazing that we get to travel as much as we do but it also takes a toll on your sleep schedule and on your relationships and seeing family and stuff like that. But yeah, they’re really the only two things really.

Check out the whole interview over at RTE 2FM: The Slate.