"Overweight or underweight? I'm not that shallow!"
The Gossip Girl hunk who's recently been cast in the remake of Footloose talks plastic surgery, what he looks for in a woman and the hazards of porn-star 'taches
Back in our June issue, we offered on lucky Glamour reader the change to go on a Lunch Date with Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford. We asked for a killer question and the suggestions ranged from the cute ('Will you marry me?') to the creppy ('What is your address?'). The winner was 22-year-old Anna Jones from Twickenham, southwest London, who grilled him about everything from his ideal woman to his home hygiene habits...
Anna: So my winning question was, 'Would you rather, for the rest of your life, sing instead of talk or dance instead of walk?'
Chace: Tough one. What would you do?
AJ: Well, singning would be really annoying and I guess you could do a slow dance or perhaps some hip-hop...
CC: Yeah, probably dance instead of walk because singing could get a little too much and we probably talk more than we walk anyway. Yeah, dance everywhere, no matter how bad you were!
AJ: You've just been cast in the remake of Footloose. How's that going?
CC: We don't start shooting till March, but I started getting into some training. I'm going to need the whole nine months to really get to where I need to be.
AJ: You must be quite a good dancer then?
CC: I have some movement and I'm really happy to learn a lot of new stuff, but I'm counting on the magical editing to make me look really good! But they put me through a screen test, which was pretty rigorous, so I must have the foundation for it.
AJ: Would you say it was a remake or a reworking of the original film?
CC: Often people do these remakes and make them the exact same thing but the dancing style, the music and the fashion has all changed so much since the '80s. It's a great modern adaptation.
AJ: You must be flattered you were cast?
CC: Absolutely. It's a risk because there are such high expectations for it. One of the producers produced the original movie and they also did Chicago so I'm kind of trusting them and listening to whatever they say.
AJ: Do you dance a lot at home in New York?
CC: Not too much. I go to low-key bars where they have good, classic '80s rock. I'll go with a group of friends and we'll give it a good shakr and do our little thing...
AJ: You were recently voted People magazine's Hottest Bachelor. How do you feel about that?
CC: It's pretty surreal, but very flattering. They were super nice and we did this shoot, and I rarely get texts from friends back home in Texas, but I got a lot about that one for some reason. And people were staring at me in the grocery store, which was awkward but hey, I'm milking it for all it's worth!
AJ: Who do you consider your main competition looks wise?
CC: Kate Beckinsale's my main competition. She'd be one hot bachelor!
AJ: You've always said you like being single in your twenties...
CC: Yeah, I mean, if it comes along, it comes along, but I think people kind of force relationships sometimes.
AJ: What do you look for in a girlfriend?
CC: I like high energy, odd personalities that can keep you on your toes. I like spontaneous types and it doesn't hurt if they have similar interest in music and sports. New York's got an interesting array of people to meet but I love Texas girls.
AJ: Ok, some quick-fire dating questions: five years younger or five years older?
CC: Both.
AJ: Both? Really?
CC: Yeah.
AJ: What about ten years younger or older?
CC: If it works, it works but that's a lot.
AJ: Yeah, she could be 14?!
CC: That's pushing itnow, come on!
AJ: I think we're going into dangerous territory here. Ok, 10lbs underweight or 10lbs overweight?
CC: Ha ha, what is with these questions? I do not care! I'm not that shallow. It really doesn't matter to me.
AJ: You used to live with Gossip Girl co-star Ed Westick, which begs the question, who is messier?
CC: If there was a mess, I'm sure it was shared from the night before just a few beer bottles and that's about it. People assume it must have been like this frat house but we had a house cleaner who came in every two weeks, so that helped!
AJ: Do you think you'll ver have plastic surgery? Or have you already?
CC: Have I ever had plastic surgery? [Gets all mock serious] You know when I was about eight, they did a whole reconstruction of me, like Wolverine from X-Men. Yeah, so that was pretty cool. Get it while you're young, like six, you know?, It's better to start that process when you're younger.
AJ: If you were to have a fancy dress party, what would your outfit be?
CC: Tough question. What did I go as to Halloween? I went was Dirk Diggler from Boogie Nights. I got the girl that works on hair and make-up on the show to send me over a moustache, sideburns and the glue, and she told me how to do it. She said it would come off in the morning. Well, I could not get that damn glue off my lip and sideburns for days. There was this horrible residue that I kept having to pick off my facial hair. People were like, "What's wrong with your face?" and I was like, "I don't want to talk about it."
AJ: And finally, if you were on death row, what would be your final meal?
CC: Easy - ten Big Macs! Either that or one really big steak.
Source of this article :
Glamour UK
Date of this item added :
2009-08-16
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The Gossip Girl hunk who's recently been cast in the remake of Footloose talks plastic surgery, what he looks for in a woman and the hazards of porn-star 'taches
Back in our June issue, we offered on lucky Glamour reader the change to go on a Lunch Date with Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford. We asked for a killer question and the suggestions ranged from the cute ('Will you marry me?') to the creppy ('What is your address?'). The winner was 22-year-old Anna Jones from Twickenham, southwest London, who grilled him about everything from his ideal woman to his home hygiene habits...
Anna: So my winning question was, 'Would you rather, for the rest of your life, sing instead of talk or dance instead of walk?'
Chace: Tough one. What would you do?
AJ: Well, singning would be really annoying and I guess you could do a slow dance or perhaps some hip-hop...
CC: Yeah, probably dance instead of walk because singing could get a little too much and we probably talk more than we walk anyway. Yeah, dance everywhere, no matter how bad you were!
AJ: You've just been cast in the remake of Footloose. How's that going?
CC: We don't start shooting till March, but I started getting into some training. I'm going to need the whole nine months to really get to where I need to be.
AJ: You must be quite a good dancer then?
CC: I have some movement and I'm really happy to learn a lot of new stuff, but I'm counting on the magical editing to make me look really good! But they put me through a screen test, which was pretty rigorous, so I must have the foundation for it.
AJ: Would you say it was a remake or a reworking of the original film?
CC: Often people do these remakes and make them the exact same thing but the dancing style, the music and the fashion has all changed so much since the '80s. It's a great modern adaptation.
AJ: You must be flattered you were cast?
CC: Absolutely. It's a risk because there are such high expectations for it. One of the producers produced the original movie and they also did Chicago so I'm kind of trusting them and listening to whatever they say.
AJ: Do you dance a lot at home in New York?
CC: Not too much. I go to low-key bars where they have good, classic '80s rock. I'll go with a group of friends and we'll give it a good shakr and do our little thing...
AJ: You were recently voted People magazine's Hottest Bachelor. How do you feel about that?
CC: It's pretty surreal, but very flattering. They were super nice and we did this shoot, and I rarely get texts from friends back home in Texas, but I got a lot about that one for some reason. And people were staring at me in the grocery store, which was awkward but hey, I'm milking it for all it's worth!
AJ: Who do you consider your main competition looks wise?
CC: Kate Beckinsale's my main competition. She'd be one hot bachelor!
AJ: You've always said you like being single in your twenties...
CC: Yeah, I mean, if it comes along, it comes along, but I think people kind of force relationships sometimes.
AJ: What do you look for in a girlfriend?
CC: I like high energy, odd personalities that can keep you on your toes. I like spontaneous types and it doesn't hurt if they have similar interest in music and sports. New York's got an interesting array of people to meet but I love Texas girls.
AJ: Ok, some quick-fire dating questions: five years younger or five years older?
CC: Both.
AJ: Both? Really?
CC: Yeah.
AJ: What about ten years younger or older?
CC: If it works, it works but that's a lot.
AJ: Yeah, she could be 14?!
CC: That's pushing itnow, come on!
AJ: I think we're going into dangerous territory here. Ok, 10lbs underweight or 10lbs overweight?
CC: Ha ha, what is with these questions? I do not care! I'm not that shallow. It really doesn't matter to me.
AJ: You used to live with Gossip Girl co-star Ed Westick, which begs the question, who is messier?
CC: If there was a mess, I'm sure it was shared from the night before just a few beer bottles and that's about it. People assume it must have been like this frat house but we had a house cleaner who came in every two weeks, so that helped!
AJ: Do you think you'll ver have plastic surgery? Or have you already?
CC: Have I ever had plastic surgery? [Gets all mock serious] You know when I was about eight, they did a whole reconstruction of me, like Wolverine from X-Men. Yeah, so that was pretty cool. Get it while you're young, like six, you know?, It's better to start that process when you're younger.
AJ: If you were to have a fancy dress party, what would your outfit be?
CC: Tough question. What did I go as to Halloween? I went was Dirk Diggler from Boogie Nights. I got the girl that works on hair and make-up on the show to send me over a moustache, sideburns and the glue, and she told me how to do it. She said it would come off in the morning. Well, I could not get that damn glue off my lip and sideburns for days. There was this horrible residue that I kept having to pick off my facial hair. People were like, "What's wrong with your face?" and I was like, "I don't want to talk about it."
AJ: And finally, if you were on death row, what would be your final meal?
CC: Easy - ten Big Macs! Either that or one really big steak.
Source of this article :
Glamour UK
Date of this item added :
2009-08-16
chaceconline.com/