LL<\/strong>: The most powerful aspect that attracted me to Will Kidman was his complete lack of control. It was the perfect roll for me at the time because I was going through that inevitable \u201c18 year old being launched into adult hood\u201d phase of my life. So to be given the chance to apply all of that to a dark story of boy turning into man through becoming a werewolf, really appealed to me. You never really knew what Will was going to do, nor did he for that matter, and I thought that was a beautifully difficult thing to play; to have a completely innocent moral nature filled with sinful desire. LL<\/strong>: I could annoyingly say that life itself was preparing me for Will; or quite possibly the other way around. One thing I did do was listen to no other music exept for the album ‘Mama, I\u2019m Swollen’ by the band Cursive. I thought that that album, as a whole, completely defined Will and that specific stage of his life. <\/p>\n SY: Given that Will transforms into a werewolf, did you perform your own stunts? If so, what was the most difficult aspect of portraying the physical role?<\/strong><\/p>\n LL<\/strong>: I did some very basic stunts. No more then get tossed around here or there. However anytime you see me fly out of a window or get slammed into some piece of furniture, that was definitely the stunt team. I must say that the stunt guys on this project were so incredible. The sweetest, most dedicated, heartfelt stunt guys I\u2019ve probably ever worked with. <\/p>\n SY: When Will discovers that he\u2019s about to become a werewolf, he finally makes a connection with his crush, Eliana Wynter, played by Lindsey Shaw. What was your working relationship with Lindsey like?<\/strong><\/p>\n LL<\/strong>: It was a difficult shoot, and with that being said, the cast, everyone in the cast, became an important little family. Lindsey was beautiful to work with, as she was always ready to be present with you, even if you had to fight her to do it, she was there. I miss that cast. Everyone in that cast were amazing people. <\/p>\n SY: You have appeared in the horror genre before, including the film \u2018Attitude\u2019 and the television series \u2018The Haunting Hour.\u2019 What is it about the horror genre that you find so appealing?<\/strong><\/p>\n LL<\/strong>: What really interested me about the specific horror films that I did were the depth and human nature of the characters I got to play. They weren\u2019t your typical horror film characters. They had wonderful substance to them. <\/p>\n SY: Given that Will is the lead character in \u2018The Howling: Reborn,\u2019 what was the filming process like, as compared to \u2018Altitude\u2019 and \u2018The Haunting Hour,\u2019 where you had more of supporting roles?<\/strong><\/p>\n
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