exerpt:
MTV: We all remember that there was a lot of drama around whether Taylor would return for "New Moon." How close did he come to not being asked back?
Weitz: When I first met with him, I took off my shirt and I said, "You've got two months to look this good." And he said, "I'm willing to try that." Finally, he came back, and the results were just about as good as my abs. [Laughs.]
MTV: You must have a real six-pack.
Weitz: To answer your question seriously, the character in the second book is meant to be 6-foot-5, let alone transform into a werewolf and all that stuff. And Taylor, having only done three days of work in the first [movie], it was time to take a pause and say, "Should Taylor go ahead and do it?" My overwhelming feeling was, "Yes, absolutely, let's go forward with it." To me, it wasn't a very difficult decision. For Taylor, it wasn't difficult at all. He knew the character, and he embodied the character — as people are going to see in the movie. So it wasn't really as tense and as scary a moment as it was portrayed in the media.
MTV: What can you tell us about Dakota Fanning's performance as the evil vampire Jane?
Weitz: Well, it's the scariest performance probably you've seen out of her so far, because she's evil for once in her career. I think she really appreciated the chance to do that.
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