Category: ‘Interviews’


Aug
9

Holland Thinks She’d Be A Sloth If She Was An Animal

‘Teen Wolf’ star Holland Roden leaves the Toast café with her friend following a trip to the gym in West Hollywood. She is walking her rather excitable dog and is asked what animal she would be if she could be one.

‘Probably a sloth’, she laughs. ‘We were really slow at working out today!’ Her friend resents the comment and insists she was ‘fast’. Holland is also asked what it is in animal manure that makes plants grow (seeing as she’s a ‘science buff’). She seems confused at the question and doesn’t appear to know

View the video here.

Jun
1

Teen Wolf Cast to be on MTV’s 10 on Top


While in NY, Holland, Tyler Posey and Colton Haynes visited the 10 on Top set to co-host with Lenay Dunn. The episode will air on Saturday, June 2 at 11.30 am EST.

May
29

More Pictures and Interviews from the Teen Wolf Premiere

I’ve added about 30 new pictures from the Teen Wolf Screening last week. Below I’ve also embedded the full Paley panel, in case you missed the livestream. The first couple of minutes have no sound.

To view the first few minutes with sound, please click here. Check out other new Teen Wolf interviews below, most of them from the Premiere. They’re all videos.

  • TV Fanatic On-Set Interview
  • Dread Central talks to the cast and Jeff Davis about the new storylines in season 2.
  • The Futon Critic: A Few Minutes With… Holland at the Paley Center.
  • Cambio’s Red Carpet Interviews: Cast Tells Us to ‘Expect Twists and Turns’.
  • ClevverTV’s Red Carpet Interview
  • May
    27

    Holland and Tyler Hoechlin Interview from London MCM Expo [VIDEO]

    Holland and Tyler talk to Red Carpet News TV about London and the show. Thanks to @MarynaFreedom for the heads’up!

    May
    12

    Holland teases Teen Wolf Season 2 with ClevverTV

    While at the NYLON party on Thursday, ClevverTV caught up with Holland to get some teases about Season 2. Watch below:

    May
    4

    Teen Wolf – Cast Instincts

    The Teen Wolf cast talk about what to expect in Season 2.

    May
    3

    Ology: “Lydia goes through some interesting transformations.”

    Lydia

    Ology.com talked to Holland recently about Lydia’s upcoming storyline in season 2, especially after that cliffhanger! She doesn’t say too much, but it looks we’ll be seeing a lot more of Lydia in the new season! Caution for spoilers:

    OLOGY: So with Lydia’s transformation, does it have a bigger effect on the second season?
    HOLLAND: A large one. A large one. I was so grateful because I came into the show in an ensemble cast, but generally, I was supportive of an ensemble cast. And now my character takes main stage, and I’m so grateful that Jeff Davis has given me the material to be a full-time actor on the show now. So I’m overjoyed to have more than I can handle on this show.

    And Lydia…
    Get ready. She goes through some interesting transformations.

    More than one?
    Possibly, yes.

    What about Lydia’s love life?
    She does get a little bit of a love interest. It’s a recycled character.

    Lydia and… Stiles?
    We definitely toy with people’s emotions about Lydia and Stiles being together.

    Read the full interview over at Ology.com

    Aug
    25

    Just Jared Jr. Book Club: Holland Roden Shares Her Favorites

    Holland Roden is fresh off the first season of MTV’s Teen Wolf and in the midst of taking some time off with friends, she’s also diving into the next great American Novel.

    The starlet chatted with the JJJ Book Club and dished on her faves of past, present and future. Check it:

    What is your favorite book and why?
    I have two favorites- one being “The Fountainhead” by Ayn Rand because she doesn’t believe in conformity. She was a woman far ahead of her time during the 1940’s. My second favorite is “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” by Mark Haddon. It is about a boy who happens to have autism and whose dog runs away. It is his unique way of finding his dog through mathematical equations and a detective like mindset that makes this book fascinating.

    Why should everyone read it?
    “The Fountainhead” is a lesson in all aspects of life- personal, professional, political, and financial.

    What’s the first book you remember reading?
    Bernstein Bears and Babar. Your typical Children’s classics…I think the first few books I remember reading on my own were…Shane, Of Mice and Men, To Kill and Mockingbird, and the Narnia collection…

    Do you judge the book by its cover?
    I think we are all guilty of it sometimes. That is the honest answer. However, as we grow older we learn through experience, not through being told just not to, the consequences of doing so… it is in that pure vulnerable forum we learn how important it is not to judge a “book” by its cover.

    How do you feel about all the books being made into movies?
    Mixed feelings. On one side I think it has reinvigorated this generation’s youth from moving pictures to reading words. I think we need to make a conscious effort to keep America’s oldest art form alive and well, and that is, publishing. On the other hand, many feel that movies are not keeping the integrity of an author’s plot line or character development in cinema’s final product. If that promise could be kept, than I am 100% in support of books recreated on the screen. However, if it is too ambitious (ie– Atlas Shrugged)…don’t attempt to visually cliff note a written masterpiece.

    Source: Just Jared Jr