Q: How is it working with the new 3D on this one? They said this time it’s a little less obtrusive, more streamlined? Hutcherson: You have to ease into that one. Hudgens: We’re just waiting for the right moment. Hutcherson: We’ve decided that we’re going to ask him to adopt us as grandchildren. We’ll be having a scene together and I’m watching and I just get so sucked in and I’m like, ‘Oh, snap out of it.’ He’s amazing and I adore him. Hudgens: I get genuinely distracted by him in scenes. Hutcherson: He comes up and he gets all serious and intense and I’m like, ‘Oh, wow. Hutcherson: There’s a scene we’ve shot, we finish it today and started shooting it yesterday, and he’s so amazing. Q: How quickly did you adjust to the fact that you’re sharing scenes with Michael Caine? So, there are things that are similar, and so the sets themselves are in a way kind of similar. Riding the bees is kind of like being on the mine cars and being chased by the dinosaur is like being chased by the lizard. Some of the set pieces, or not the set pieces, but throughout “Journey 1” there are similarities to this that kind of parallel each other. Hutcherson: It’s actually oddly kind of similar. Q: How is the action in this one compared to the action that you did in the first film? I get up early and go for a surf in the morning. I have a house on the beach and it’s really nice everyday to come home from work and go swim in the ocean. My suitcase coming here was five board shorts and five T-shirts and just mix and max the entire time. I don’t have my dog here because it’s quarantined, but constantly for me, my surfboard and some trunks and that’s all I need here in Hawaii. Q: Do you bring a lot of stuff with you since you’re stuck out on set in the jungle? I know you had your dog with you on the first set? I mean, with Josh around it’s kind of ridiculous how much we sing on our own time, but definitely not in the movie. Q: Are you leaving behind the singing and dancing?
This is just kind of like “funning” around and having a good time. That was like shooting choreographed with all the fight sequences and firing guns. Did “Sucker Punch” and all the training you did for that get you ready for this? Q: This is the second really physical film for you in a row.
Brad, our director will give him some direction and he’s like, ‘I’ll think about it. You talk to him for a few minutes and you can’t help but love him. He’s always cracking jokes and is always doing improv, which is a lot of fun. Hudgens: Luis is unlike anyone I’ve ever met before. How is your relationship with him on and off screen and how did you guys work that? I mean, I’m really proud to be the returning one, but the cast that we have now is such a cool hodgepodge of different cultures coming together with Michael Caine, Dwayne and Luis Guzman, this kind of whole weird, like, ‘What? HE’s in it and HE’s in it?’ So, it’s this cool mix and I’m really proud of it, for sure. Q: Do you feel a big sense of responsibility to this film now that you’re sort of the sole one from the original? For me, I’m personally a huge fan of rainy weather. We’ve been covered in mud now for most of the entire movie, which sounds like fun at the beginning, but then after about day thirty of being in mud it’s like, ‘I’m sort of over it.’ But we’ve been all these beautiful places and it’s usually really nice out. Q: Were you guys glad to get into the jungle and do the down and dirty stuff? I got up and brushed it off like nothing happened and then later on someone pointed at my leg and said, ‘Is that real blood or fake blood?’ Now I have a beautiful scar to show for it. That’s never a good thing! Then we were shooting a scene down on the same beach and there are just lava rocks everywhere. Vanessa Hudgens: I was a few feet away and heard a massive thump.
Then Dwayne was like, ‘Oh, my God, are you okay?’ I just remember hitting my head and then being on the ground. I’m not going to hit on anything,’ but I stepped on a little bump, I guess and then I hit the top of my head so hard I fell straight to the ground. We got into the cave and did that scene and cut and coming back out they were like, ‘Watch your heads?’ I was like, ‘Oh, I’m not that tall. We were doing a scene at this place called Eternity Beach which is a beautiful location and there’s this little cave that we kind of go in and check out. Q: Is it true that both you’ve been injured on set all ready?
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