Fantastic new interview with Adam speaking about Jennifer’s Body and his character from the film! Even a new still of Adam from the movie is now in the gallery! Just one more month until the film premieres!
When it comes to “Jennifer’s Body,” there’s a lot we want a sneak peek of: the blood-drenched gore. The instantly quotable dialogue from “Juno” writer Diablo Cody. Megan Fox’s, well, body.”I was thinking straight horror film when I started, and I thought, ‘What scares me?’ ” Oscar-winner Cody told us of her script. “Zombies? Ghosts? No. Then I thought about when I was a teenage girl and the fear of invoking the wrath of another teenage girl and how truly scary that could be.”
Naturally, we had to include the September 18 flick in this week’s ongoing Fall Preview festivities — and we had to get an advance review from one of the film’s stars, Adam Brody. Adam was eager to talk up the Foxy cheerleader horror/comedy that left him “blown away,” his Jared Leto-esque character and, of course, nipples.
MTV: So, Adam, have you seen “Jennifer’s Body” yet?
Adam Brody: Yeah, let’s say that I’ve seen 90 percent of the finished product. I saw it eight or 10 months ago now, but it was mostly done.
MTV: What does it feel like the first time an actor sits down to watch something you’ve worked so hard on, when it’s ultimately so out of your hands how it will come together?
Brody: Well, I got to experience this one pretty objectively, because I have a pretty small part. I pop up throughout, but when you get a smaller part you concentrate on that part and those days you’re on set — you forget there’s a whole other hour and 20 minutes of the movie. I read that part of the script once — a year before filming it — so it was a surprise that I got to enjoy it as a first-time moviegoer. I was blown away. … I was so happy and pleasantly surprised.
MTV: You were paid to go to work and look at Megan Fox all day. Tough gig?
Brody: It was that simple, and it was fantastic. It’s one of the hardest jobs to get, but one of the best ones to have.
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