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B.L.
Britney, congratulations. I think your fans are going to be very
pleased with Crossroads and your performance in it.
B.S. Well, thank you so much. That is very kind.
B.L.
How did you know that this was the right time in your career to
start making movies?
B.S.
Really, I just got finished with like my fourth tour and I'd
never experienced making a movie before. It was time for a change
I wanted to try something different. So that's how I came up
with the whole theme of Crossroads.
B.L
Why was this the right one? What was it about Crossroads?
B.S. At the time there were all these scripts that we were
getting and there was nothing that I was really passionate about
that I would take out a lot of time to do this, so when I realized
that I could make up my own movie I was like hell, ya.
So we got a writer to come in and just completely elaborate on Crossroads
and that's what we did.
B.L.
It looked liked working with your co-stars, Zoe Saldana, Taryn Manning
and Anson Mount was a lot of fun. But, what was it like when they
met you and how did you put them at ease. Let's face it, it
must have been a little intimidating meeting you for the first time.
B.S. No, they weren't at all. You know, no not at all.
If anything, I wanted them to feel really comfortable. I knew instantly
when Taryn and Zoe walked in, our chemistry was like we felt each
other. Me and Taryn had the exact same outfit on. So we hit off
like that instantly. If anything, they helped me because the whole
acting thing was so new for me, I was just mesmerized at how talented
they were.
B.L.
How different was it for you making a movie? I would think that
it was like a vacation for you considering how busy and on the go
you are with your concerts, and video and commercial shoots.
B.S.
You know what? It was a little bit more of a laid back process.
I had the weekends off so I could totally deal with this making
movies thing. It's so different from anything that I have ever
done but it was fun, it was a lot of fun.
B.L.
The film is not only about having good friends but its also about
parents and how you deal with them. It's an interesting story-line
with what goes on with your mom in the movie because in real life,
you are very close to your mom. You wouldn't have this amazing
career if it weren't for her, she really supported you every
step of the way. Was this film a bit of a tribute to her?
B.S. Definitely. I think that the inspiration of even coming
up with the movie has a lot to do with what I have experienced in
my life, and I think that she gets that.
B.L.
I understand that you have both written a book together that will
be coming out in April?
B.S. Yes, it was a ton of fun to do. It's called A Mother's
Gift and it pretty well follows what we have been through together
over the last few years.
B.L.
When does Britney Spears have time to be a normal girl? What is
a diversion for you? What do you like to do? B.S. Hang out with
my boyfriend. Just hang out with him. Go to the movies, do stuff
that you do.
B.L.
Your little sister Jamie Lynne who is 11, has a small role in the
film playing a younger version of you. She is now following in your
footsteps wanting to get into the business. What kind of advice
do you give her?
B.S. It's going to be kind of hard because I am her big
sister and I'm going to be there. I am going to be Miss protective
big sister, but I would just tell her to do what she's got
to do and don't take any bull from anybody. Show her stuff!
B.L.
For a 20-year-old, you have achieved more that most will ever achieve
in a lifetime, but let's look ahead a few years. What is left
for you to do? Where would you like to see yourself go?
B.S.
I would like to do more movies and really challenge myself as an
actress. I would love to do that.
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