And So The Lion Fell In Love With The Lamb

"Based on Michael Moynihan and Didrik Soderlind's book of the same name, the film depicts true events and revolves around the black metal sub-culture that spawned a wave of murders and Church arsons across Norway in the early 1990s.

Rathbone will play the lead role of The Count, often referred to as Norway's Charles Manson, who brutally stabbed a black metal musician to death in 1993."

Filmen ska regisseras av den Japanska regissören Sion Sono, och det blir hans första film på engelska.

Jackson Rathbones nya film, S.Darko, fortsättningen på Donnie Darko släpps direkt på DVD idag. Han spelar mot bland annat Ed Westick från Gossip Girl, checka trailen :)

"The smell from a vampire-burning bonfire, the adrenaline from the kill, and the exhaustion from the chase, basically, in terms of scent, the difference is between a dance studio filled with smells (of) burning and violence, as opposed to the Cullen Family living room, which is filled with the smell of birthday cake.

"There is no inconsistency, don't worry."

Jacksons avsnitt av Criminal Minds sändes ju igår, så här är lite klipp :) Fast det är rätt så dålig kvalité...

På Lion_Lamb finns det fler videos :)

Teen Mag frågade Jackson Rathbone, Jasper Hale, blanad annat om han gillade att förändra sitt utseende för Jasper.

"I really enjoyed it. I was always a character actor when I was in theatre. I kind of find that it helps the audience, especially with Jasper.

I mean I'm not actually blonde so I had to bleach my hair blonde. I'm fairly pale. I'm more of an indoor sports kind of guy.

I'm a musician so I spent most of my time awake at night and in the recording studio tucked away from the sun.

But I really do love to change appearances for a lot of the characters I play."



Han har också sagt till Seventeen att han över väldigt beskyddnade över sin syster ;)

"When it comes to my sisters' boyfriends, I'm either cool with them or my sisters know that I hate them. I'm pretty blunt with them and to the point.

Back in high school, there were a couple of boys my sisters had and man, I let them know I didn't like them.

I was pretty upfront but my dad always had it right. Whenever my sisters brought them over to the house for the first time, he'd be teaching me how to clean the shotguns."

Haha, gulligt :)