Joey King Talks About Her Experiences on THE DARK KNIGHT RISES

Joey King Talks About Her Experiences on THE DARK KNIGHT RISES

The young actress that starred in Beezus and Ramona is rumored to be playing the part of a young Talia Al Ghul in Nolan's third Batman film.

By nailbiter111 - Jan 07, 2012 03:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Batman
Source: teenspot.com



Just last month a mother of a young actress said that her eight year old daughter, Leilah De Meza, was offered the role of a young Talia Al Ghul. Talia is the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul in the Batman universe. The mother for the young actress turned down the role because it required the actress to shave off all of her hair. The mother feared that the shaving off of all her hair at such a young age could have serious societal ramifications, like a lack of confidence.

Either way most people are assuming that Joey King has landed that coveted role. As for Joey King, she is landing role after role in some big time movies. She just finished filming Sam Raimi's OZ: The Great and Powerful where she'll play not one, but two parts.

Thanks to PaulRomCBM for the heads up
What was the experience like working on The Dark Knight Rises?

“Working on The Dark Knight Rises was so cool. I got to travel to different places that I have never been to before. I got to go to India, I got to go to London. Christopher Nolan is awesome, so is Christian Bale.”

Are you a fan of previous Batman movies?

“The last Batman movie I watched was The Dark Knight. It was phenomenal I was amazed by the performances. I love the Batman movies and when I heard I was going to be in one I was like, (enthusiastic) ‘Oh my God, oh my Gosh! This is so cool!’ I was calling my family, I was calling my friends and I was like ‘Guess what, I’m going to be in a Batman movie!’”

How does Christopher Nolan compare and differ from other directors?

“Christopher Nolan is so cool because he can take the smallest thing in a scene and change it and it makes the world of difference. He just knows what to do. He’s so experienced and so amazing. The same thing with Sam Rami, he’s also amazing. He asks our input to see what we feel and what is real with our lines and our characters. It just adds something. If you have a director like that you know the film is going to be good because he cares about your opinion and you’re not just saying lines – you’re speaking your voice and saying things that feel real. The same with Christopher Nolan, they’re both brilliant, amazing directors! It’s just a pleasure to work with both of them.” - teenspot.com




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