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Alex Meraz:
"What I learned through my experience of dating young girls was that they loved bad boys. They like guys that don't really care or have some kind of drama going on. Because I was an artist, I'd paint drawings of the girls. I'd do romantic things that I do not do now because of my lack of luck then.""I'm in a funny transitional period in my life right now. I have so many people who have a lot of opinions on what I should be doing and that's hard. I find myself resisting a lot, but I think it comes across as being a rebel or cocky or arrogant."
Charlie Bewley:
"I'm constantly evolving as a person in everything — career, friends, geography, lifestyle, and relationships. I just keep going and going until I'm happy with everything."
"I think monogamy is really unnatural. I'm not saying I'm a whore, but I'll definitely say…I don't think being with one person — especially throughout your youth — is that good for someone. I'm quite a lone wolf."
Kiowa Gordon:
"I'm not into the whole inking-up-my-body thing, but if my girlfriend asked me to do it, I would. Her name is Kaiulani, so that would be a cool name on my back."
"The first thing that attracts me to a girl is probably her clothes and her style, like cool jeans, sweet shoes, and a rocker tee."
"Best friends can be soul mates if you love every little thing that they do."
Michael Welch:
"I've only been in two relationships in my life, and I've maybe hooked up with a grand total of five or six people. In terms of my priority and how I think about it, I'm a committed guy. It was always more appealing to me to hear stories about an old couple who's been together since high school and they're now 89 years old."
"A lot of the pickup line that's important is the second move. If you use a pickup line and the girl reacts poorly, your reaction to that is a big factor in how the girl sees you. Me? As soon as you react poorly to me, I just shut down. That's probably why I've never tried it out."
"Part of how I was able to connect so easily to [my character] Mike Newton is that I had a very similar experience in high school. In our case, she liked me first and I liked her later, and that crossover time never worked out."
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Michael Welch is one of the few Twilight actors who consistently does live theater. The others are Liz Reaser, Edi Gathegi, and Anna Kendrick.
Mike has given his support to the festival in the past. This yearly festival showcases the writing skills of student writers. Who knows the next Neil Simon could be in this crowd! According to the LA Times:
“When the Blank Theatre Company launches its 18th annual Young Playwrights Festival next month, the line-up will include 12 plays by dramatists ages 14 to 19 from six states. The festival, which runs June 3 to 27, will take place at the Stella Adler Theater in Hollywood.
The selected plays range from existential dramas to slapstick comedies. Each playwright is paired with a mentor and director, many of whom have experience in the theatrical or film and television industries.
This year’s mentors and directors include playwright David Rambo, Tony nominee Jane Lanier, actress Barbara Bain and the Blank Theatre’s artistic director, Daniel Henning.”
According to Broadway World, “Week three (June 17-20) will feature: Heather Morris, Michael Welch, Jenna Leigh Green.”
You can get tickets here.
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Nikki Reed, Ashley Greene, Julia Jones, Booboo Stewart, Tinsel Korey and Michael Welch make an appearance at 102.7 FM's Wango Tango at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on May 15, 2010. Sorry for the low sound, I couldn't really hear but they were saying, I think they were just talking about how there will be more action in Eclipse.
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New Moon’s Michael Welch is starring in a new movie called Unrequited and we have the official poster for you (above). Click here to check out the movie’s official site!
And here is the trailer:
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“Twilight” actor Michael Welch is taking a break from bloodsucking vampires to help quench a more urgent kind of thirst.
Welch, who plays Bella’s high school budMike Newton, in the “Twilight” films, recently contributed a PSA in support of The Thirst Project, a non-profit organization seeking to answer the urgent need for clean drinking water and proper sanitation in Africa – and one charitable Twi-hard may help him provide hands-on help.
“I will be taking a trip to Africa, preferably Swaziland, but we have to raise enough funds in order to do that,” Welch tells PopcornBiz. “If enough people donate, we made a deal with the fans that I'm going to bring one of them with me and they'll get to see firsthand as well.”
Welch recently had his own awareness raised on the issue. “When I take a particularly delicious sip of cold water or take a shower that feels really good, I have said to myself, 'It's unbelievable to me that not everybody has access to this.’ So when [Thirst Project founder]Seth Maxwell introduced this cause to me it immediately struck me as something that I wanted to be a part of. It turns out that this crisis is drastically severe: one out of every six people who don't have clean water in the world. I just thought about myself and five people that I care about, thinking that one of them doesn't have water. It's inconceivable. And the effectiveness of the organization as well has been astonishing. In two and a half years they've been able to provide clean drinking water to 35,000 people.”
The actor appreciates the opportunity to use the fame and following he’s amassed via “Twilight” to make a difference. “This is one of the things that I really do like about being in this position – what some might call a celebrity, at least within the 'Twilight' world: the fact that I can reach people and I have the opportunity to make an impact.”
Meanwhile, he’ll back for the next film, “Breaking Dawn.”
“I will be in at least the first of the last two films, and I'm not sure about the second film yet,” he says. “It's going to be a little strange when it's finally over, when we take the last shot or when we have the last premiere and then that's going to be it and there's going to be no more ‘Twilight.’ This has been going on for I guess a little over two and a half years now, and shoot, it's going to be really interesting to see where we all go from here.”
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