Yesterday we reported that RadarOnline.com had an exclusive interview with New Moon wolf pack Alpha – Chaske Spencer (aka Sam Uley). Today they have part 2 of their exclusive interview in which he talks about his chemistry with Tinsey Korey (aka Emily) and how great Kristen Stewart is. They also give a shout out to our blogger friend Lorabell over at TwiCrack!

Radar: How is your on screen chemistry with Tinsel Korey?

Spencer: She’s a sweet heart, I love that girl. What we did was we went out for coffee and we talked to build some chemistry to sit and get to know one and other. When we got to filming it went really well, it went really easy.  Of course, you meet someone and the next day you’re kissing them. It’s a weird profession. You can’t fake it. She’s one of my really good friends, I call her up. I can put her on my top five actually. I text Alex and Kiowa, we talk to each other because we’re all going through this together. Tinsel I like her because I can talk to her in ways that I can’t talk to the other guys. It’s almost like we are becoming that family in the book. Tinsel is a good actress and a talented, talented woman. I like her music. We would just hang out and talk, go to dinner, shoot the breeze.

Radar: Tinsel had said that Kristen was really shocked by the scar, what was it like to film with the whole group, Kristen and Taylor?

Spencer: It was really good. Everyone has a different way of working; I learned that a long time ago. Kristen is an old pro, she’s been working since she was a child. She comes ready to go. She’s got her character down; she knows what she wants to do. She’s very open to ideas as well. She’s ready to play.  Taylor is the same way, he’s been working since he was a kid as well. I have a hard time thinking him of a kid, because he’s got that man body, but he still has that baby face. The thing is they’re both good people, that’s what I love about them. They’re both egoless. We did a scene in Emily’s home and Kristen got all her scenes done and she stayed. She stayed for us to do all our close ups. You don’t have to stay, you can get a stand in to come in and say all your lines but she stayed the whole time. And it was a long day. So that shows what kind of integrity and what a trooper she is. I really tip my hat to her on that. Taylor is working, when he’s not doing his scene he’s getting his muscles pumped, with all of us, we’re all doing push ups between scenes. Those two, I like working with them, they come in they’re ready to go, but they also know when to have a good time. They keep it light on the set as well, which is really good for an actor, you have to stay relaxed on set.

Radar: We are friends with a fansite and Laurabelle Lorabell from Twicrackaddict.blogspot.com wanted to ask you question – What do you think about the wolf-pack tattoo – and do you know whether it’s meant to be a “birth mark” kind of thing – especially considering the wolves heal and so might not technically be able to be tattoood once they’ve transformed?

Spencer: Wow, what a great fan! Hello to  Laurabelle Lorabell at Twicrackaddict! That is a deep question and I never thought about it! I learn something new every day! I’ve read the books, where did that tattoo come from? We’re all talking after the film is over the Wolf pack might get tattoos. We all have tattoos, they’re addicting.  It would be nice to take off to a tattoo parlor after the installment is over. We talk about it. I really like the tattoo, if you really look at the design it’s two wolves. Maybe it’s an imprint? Maybe it’s an imprint of the wolf god, the one that was a shape shifter in ancient times.

You can check out the rest of the interesting interview here! Its definitely worth the read!

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