Rachel Hurd-Wood

Rachel: (On flying) It is quite hard, and you need lots of back muscles to be able to support yourself to be able to make yourself horizontal.

Rachel: (On the kiss with Jeremy) We had to reherse it a thousand times, in front of loads of people on the set. It as my first time. PJ would make us do it over and over again. He would say, 'Okay, hold that position.' I would lean down and kiss him and our lips would just be connecting. I would say, 'Can I get up now?' And PJ would reply, 'No, hold it there!' It would be really embarrasing as he lined up the shot. It took forever.

Rachel: At home, when I go to school, I have a completely normal life. I go to just a normal secondary school. I mean, my friends were really, really supportive of me. And a few people have been suddenly wanting to be my best friend, and they've kind of ignored me before that. ... When I came back from being in Australia [where the film shot], and there were some people I got teased by, but mainly ... everyone has really supported me. But suddenly being in Australia and .. working on a film set ... was just incredible. It was just such a weird thing. And it wasn't like I imagined. I imagined ... there would be a lot more time to relax. But if I wasn't on set, I would be in tutoring. And if I wasn't in tutoring, I would be in stunts. It was just mad all the time. So it was completely different being in school than being on a set.