Trades has an interview with Booboo Stewart.

The werewolves are running around without shirts all the time. How do you guys stay warm when you’re filming? It’s not shot in a warm climate.

It’s freezing cold. Most of the time I have sleeveless shirts on. For the sleeveless shirts, they have an extra layer underneath that’s cut smaller so you can’t see it. And we have hand-warmers! But they make it so it’s sticky ones so you can stick it all over your body. That keeps up really warm. Besides that, we are putting pants on between takes, and jackets, scarves. But when you have your shirt off – well, there’s nothing you can do about it.

Did you do your own stunt work in the films?

Because when we fight, we turn into wolves, we didn’t get to do anything really. We did have to do voice-overs for the wolves – funny growls. It was kind of embarrassing.

“Breaking Dawn, Part 1″ you did the wolf voices or internal monologues. How was that?

It was really cool. I was wondering how they were going to do this – for people who weren’t fans of the books it might be really confusing. I think they did it really well – they didn’t make it sound exactly how we do.

We did one version like a regular voice. Another version, we talked as low as we could. In another, we had to use growling voices. And then, they just mixed it all together and made it sound really cool.

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Booboo Stewart talked to a reporter about his friends opinion of his Twilight connections.

I asked him about whether his guy friends gave him a hard time for being in a franchise oriented towards women, and I was actually pretty surprised by what he said.

“They think it’s really cool that I’m in it,” he offered. “It is a really cool thing to be a part of. And yeah, it is obviously more a girls’ movie. But in Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, there’s definitely scenes for the guys.”

Booboo’s interests go well beyond the big screen, however; he’s also incredibly into music (he’s a guitarist and cites Boston as his favorite band) and has toured with Miley Cyrus. In addition, he’s also a big fan of superheroes and comic books; he’s even created his own character named Millenium Man.

“I made (him) up a really long time ago…It’s just a hobby, it’s all for fun. We’ll see what happens with it. It’s almost all done.”

And if he could be any superhero? “Superman.”

Booboo was an extremely easy-going guy and was great to talk to. I couldn’t help but walk away thinking years down the road, I’d be telling my (future) kids about the chance I got to interview Booboo Stewart.

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Booboo and sisters talk holiday plans and more.

Booboo Stewart puts up a brief movie shot in his home where he talks about loving his guitar and how he got into music.

Booboo Stewart won the Best Sidekick Award at the annual Youth Rocks awards last night.

Booboo Stewart is going to be part to Christmas in Ida this Saturday.

Celebrating six years of family entertainment, the pop-tween concert features Booboo Stewart, star of Twilight Eclipse and Breaking Dawn (1 & 2). Booboo Stewart is a high energy artist who has toured with The Cheetah Girls, The Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus. He is a credited music composer and singer/songwriter who have an endorsement deal with Gibson Guitars. Performing with Booboo is his sisters Fivel and Maegan. Booboo resides in Los Angeles with his parents and three sisters. An avid animal activist Booboo is a member of the Celebrity Ambassadors for USA Child Help.

Get more info on the IDA website

If you live in Georgia and want to see Booboo Stewart, now is your chance! Details here