Will Ashley Greene Be The Next Bond Girl?

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Will Ashley Greene Be The Next Bond Girl?

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 11 November 2009 | No Comment |

Actress Ashley Greene graces the cover of Maxim magazine for its December 2009 issue. The following is what she had to say about getting the part of Alice Cullen for the popular movie, Twilight:

“Oh, my God, I wanted this part so badly! I worked my butt off for it because I absolutely love Alice, my character. She’s sweet, sexy, and a killer! So when they told me I got it, I tried to play it all cool, you know, for about a minute. . . Suddenly the Twilight blogs started picking it up, and then fans were there taking photos, and I’m on the news, and I was like, ‘What?’ And then I got really nervous.”

As to what she wants to do next she says:

“I want to hit up James Bond. That would be awesome.”

Best of luck to Ashley Greene!

Jordasche Bledsoe

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