MTV’s Set Visit and Interviews with the Cast and Author of The Host

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For whatever reason, at least one of the set visit and cast interviews from MTV for The Host came online today through a different website.

Josh Horowitz of MTV interviewed Saoirse Ronan, Max Irons, and Stephenie Meyer about the film.  We also get to see some really cool behind the scenes shots of them filming on the soundstage.  The caves look pretty cool!  I captured one screenshot where we can see Frances Fisher in full Maggie costume and Jake Abel.  I went a little Perez  Hilton on the second photo just to point them out 🙂

There are six other interviews with Stephenie Meyer.  The first video discusses her input into putting together the film and working with Andrew Niccol.  She also mentions Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart.

The second video has Stephenie discussing casting, more specifically about Saoirse Ronan, Jake Abel, and Max Irons.  She touches on the age debate, considering how young Saoirse is compared to Melanie in the book.  She also talks about how the Melanie/Wanderer dialogue will work on screen.

The third video discusses the cave set.

The fourth video has Stephenie Meyer discussing her writing.  Spoiler: She has not written anything lately because she does not write when she is focused on a film.  She does say that she wants to write the second The Host book next.

The fifth video has Stephenie discusses the possibility of another Twilight book.  Sorry, no Midnight Sun anytime soon.

The sixth video (and last for now) has Stephenie discussing Fifty Shades of Grey and The Hunger Games.

The official article about the visit was just finally uploaded to MTV.  It mostly summarizes the video.  Find it here.

Source: Dread Central, MTV

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