Heraldsun intervju med Ahsley Green
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"I'm still getting used to the go, go, go Hollywood lifestyle which has definitely thrown me into a realm where I'm struggling a little bit," says Greene, who was a fan of the books long before she auditioned for the role of Alice.
"As an actor you want people to know you and there are times you want your pictures taken, but it's unnerving to walk out of a venue with friends and there are 20 people flashing lights in your face. Do you know how bright those lights are?"
Along with her newfound fame and unending attention, Greene says her biggest challenge has been learning the black art of time management and juggling the constant flow of meetings and engagements.
While speaking with Play, Greene is packing before heading off on a further overseas trip, this time to London before starting filming on the second Twilight film, New Moon.
"I'm definitely learning about this whole time management thing," she says. "I've gone from having a regular job that started at nine and finished at a set time, to running around, going to meetings and rehearsals, flying here and flying there, all the while trying to have a social life -- and furnish my home. It's amazing, but I'm still getting used to it."
But the Twilight phenomenon just gets bigger and bigger and, despite the film's mixed reviews (see ours on Page 6), when the DVD hit shops in the US on March 27 more than three million fans snapped up copies in 24 hours, earning the Twilight DVD a spot in the top five first-day DVD earners of the past two years.
Greene's role in the film may also have found her love -- with her on-screen husband, of all people.
The chemistry between Greene and on-screen partner Jasper Hale (played by best-friend Jackson Rathbone) has lead to rumours the two are dating."
