What does Josh Hutcherson find appealing about his role in 'I Love LA'?
He appreciates playing a normal guy in a normal, real-life reality, which he hasn't done since he was 15 in 'The Kids Are All Right'.
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Josh Hutcherson, known for his roles in 'The Hunger Games' and 'Five Nights at Freddy's,' discusses his latest projects and newfound 'internet boyfriend' status in a recent interview with Men's Health. He shares insights into his character...
Josh Hutcherson has been acting since he was nine, he has starred in the Hunger Games movies. In a recent interview with Men's Health, Hutcherson talks about his role as Dylan in I Love LA. He describes Dylan as a 'good guy' and someone who supports the female lead's ambitions. Hutcherson also discusses his role in the upcoming Five Nights at Freddy's 2, and the fact that the creators took fan feedback into consideration when making the movie. He appreciates that the sequel upped the stakes in every way, making a much scarier and more action-filled movie, filled with easter eggs for die-hard fans.
He also touches on his experience of being on set with horror royalty, such as Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich, calling it 'fucking epic.'
He appreciates playing a normal guy in a normal, real-life reality, which he hasn't done since he was 15 in 'The Kids Are All Right'.
He learned internet terms like 'I'm sat,' 'I'm gagged,' and the difference between 'That's tea' and 'Spill the tea.'
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