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Selena Marie Gomez
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AI GeneratedTwo actresses discuss their roles as sisters Beezus and Ramona Quimby, exploring the contrasting personalities of the characters and the strong real-life bond they formed during filming. They reflect on the lessons they learned from one another and the film's universal message regarding family unity and the beauty of sisterhood.
You don't worry about coloring inside the lines, you know?
Sometimes I color inside the lines.
It really depends on the picture.
I play Beezus Quimby.
Her name is Beatrice, but her little sister gave her the nickname Beezus.
I'm the older sister, the typical one.
I'm very studious, uncomfortable with myself, trying to figure out who I am.
And she kind of butts heads a lot with her sister.
And she just wants to be like her mom.
She makes straight A's and she doesn't really have a lot of freedom like Renata does.
And I think that's wonderful about the movie because you kind of learn that from each other.
And we kind of bring out the best in each other.
Ramona Quimby is very different and unique.
She's her own person.
Huge imagination, big personality.
And that's pretty much who Ramona is.
She just is her own person.
What a darling little sister.
I wish there were ten of you.
Do you see yourself in Ramona?
We have some similarities and some differences.
I'm kind of like Beezus, I'm kind of like Ramona.
I have a huge imagination and big personality like Ramona.
I have sisters and pets.
And I'm kind of like Beezus because I'm pretty responsible and I like to keep my room neat.
I do my chores and get good grades.
Oh!
I would like to hope that I'm more like Ramona.
I can sometimes be like Beezus.
She's kind of hard headed sometimes, which I can be a little bit.
She's beautiful.
Aw, thank you.
And so, I think that was probably, I hope I'm more like her.
It's picture perfect, right?
This is a curling iron, not a magic wand.
But, all things considered, I'd say you've never looked better.
Did you hang out outside of shooting?
We were inseparable.
I'm not even playing.
Honestly, we were, yeah, we were.
We would hang out off set a lot too.
We'd go bowling, go to the movies, go to Starbucks.
She'd babysit me a lot.
Yes, we always went to dinner.
Every time, we spent every day with each other.
It was really nice.
Yeah.
Guts!
Guts, guts, guts!
Did you learn anything from Selena?
I learned always to stay like her and be humble like her.
She's very humble and she's a great person to be around.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Selena, what did you learn from Joey?
Everything.
I'm not kidding.
Anything I have problems with, I call her.
She's extremely wise and she just has that fearlessness that I feel like I sometimes lose
because I'm so guarded and so protective of my family and everyone around me
and I kind of bottle up a little bit.
And she just taught me to be a little bit more okay with everything.
Okay to fail.
And I love that.
A little more Ramona, if you will.
A little more Ramona.
Every princess needs a little sparkle.
I just hope that they bring families together.
I mean, it's really nice to be able to go to a film that everyone can go to.
And in general, I really specifically hope sisters can enjoy this movie.
Yeah.
What I really think the message is, you know, coming together with sisterhood
and also reuniting a family.
And, you know, always stay with your family.
And I like that it's not just a kid's film.
It's not just a girl's film.
It's a boy's film.
It's a girl's film.
It's a family film.
Teenager, adult, anything.
