I found another interview of Alexander Ludwig. First is from Lola’s Land interview and another interview with Cinema.com – here a link of both
2009 – Lola’s Land interview
2007 – Cinema interview
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Leonardo DiCaprio & Johnny Depp are Alexander’s inspirations
Alexander Ludwig told us in an interview with Lola’s Land that who is his main inspirations on his actor career. Alex reveal that both super star Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp are his inspirations.
“My all time cast would be; directing Martin Scorsese or Steven Spielberg. Then I would love to work with Leonardo DiCaprio, he’s one of my all time inspirations I think he just a phenomenal actor and the fact that he hasn’t won an Academy Award yet is honestly just the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen! I think Johnny Depp’s the same. I guess those two are my main inspirations.” Added by Alexander
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The Dead Bolt interview
Here another interview of Alexander with AnnaSophia. 2009 – The Dead Bolt interview (talk about Race to Witch Mountain)
Headline : Contact with Race to Witch Mountain Aliens Alexander Ludwig and AnnaSophia Robb
By : Reg SeetonThe original Witch Mountain movies of the 1970s have become Disney classics that kids and parents have enjoyed for nearly four decades. Although it’s hard to believe the Witch Mountain movies are that old, both Escape to Witch Mountain and Return From Witch Mountain are timeless movies that everyone has a memory of when they were either kids or adults.
In 2008 Disney took a bold step in reimagining the original Escape from Witch Mountain into an alien adventure for a new generation to enjoy with Race to Witch Mountain, now out on Blu-ray and DVD as of August 4, starring Dwayne Johnson in the role of Jack Bruno, a Las Vegas cab driver who meets young up and comers Alexander Ludwig and AnnaSophia Robb who play on-the-run alien bother and sister, Seth and Sarah. In a race against time, Seth and Sarah hire Jack to be their wheels in an effort to retrieve a valuable, technologically advance gadget that can save the human race and their alien planet from decay.
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Time For Kids – Interview
Here I added old interview of Alexander Ludwig with TimeForKids.com – talking on his The Seeker.
Headline : 10 Questions for Alexander Ludwig (Oct 5, 2007)
By : Vickie An @ TFKHow would you feel if the world’s fate rested in your hands? Actor Alexander Ludwig, 15, knows the answer to that. He plays teenager Will Stanton in The Seeker: The Dark is Rising, in theaters today. The film is based on author Susan Cooper’s award-winning novel. In the movie, Will learns on his fourteenth birthday that he has super powers because he is the last member of an ancient line of warriors of the Light. These warriors are devoted to fighting the evil forces of the Dark. As the final Seeker for the Light, Will uses his new abilities to journey through time and recover six signs. Once reunited, the signs have the power to destroy the Dark forever.
TFK chatted with Alexander about his exciting new role and asked him what super powers he would wish for in real life.
TFK:What is the background of the story?
Alexander:The story is that 1000 years ago, there was a battle between the Light and Dark. The Light won but the Dark was never destroyed. So the power of the Light was placed in six different signs and hidden throughout time to protect it from the Dark. The signs are guarded by warriors of the Light. But through the years the Dark began rising.
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UGO interview
Hey, here (I think) old interview of Alexander Ludwig with UGO. it lovely interview, he talk about his first time audition and how he and his family excited when he got his lead role on “The Seeker” and he told that he love to do acting and this is his life!
Headline : Alexander Ludwig Interview – The Seeker
By : Kyle Braun @ UGOBack in May of this year, UGO traveled to Romania to get the early goods on The Seeker: The Dark is Rising. Despite the crazy heat wave that was sweeping across Europe at the time, a cinematic concoction of Romanian crews and English workers pressed on to build the set of the film’s Great Hall, the location of the epic battle between the forces of good and evil. Standing at the front line was Canadian-born Alexander Ludwig, who plays Will Stanton, the one character that can save the world.
At 13, Ludwig was like a kid in a candy store amid the many larger than life set pieces. With his parents close at hand, Alexander walked around the set with a smile and confidence you don’t see every day. Having landed a lead role in The Seeker: The Dark is Rising, Ludwig is now poised to join the elite club of child actors as the film readies for its big screen release. While the workers hammered away on the sets, Alexander caught up to us for an interview about the The Seeker: The Dark is Rising and what it’s like to be a young actor in such a huge film.
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Twist magazine interview
Alexander Ludwig and AnnaSophia Robb interview for Twist magazine (August, 2009)
Headline : Race to Witch Mountain on DVD today!
By : Twist magazineDisney’s blockbuster hit Race to Witch Mountain comes out on DVD today, and TWIST has your chance to win it! The action flick, starring AnnaSophia Robb, Alex Ludwig and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, is about two alien kids who must save the Earth from invasion and return safely to their home planet before being captured by the government!
TWIST talked to AnnaSophia and Alex about their memories from filming the movie. Check out their fave scenes and the hilarious pranks they pulled off behind the scenes!
TWIST: What were your favorite scenes to film?
AnnaSophia: We had a great time filming! It was fun, and all the cast and crew just became really close. I think my favorite scenes where the ones where all the cast was involved, so the convention scene was a really fun time. And when we were filming on the inside of “Witch Mountain.” The whole movie was fun, but I think when we were all together, it was the best time.
Alex: I’m stealing hers ’cause it’s also one of my favorite scenes! The convention scene, where they get a couple hundred extras and they were all wearing costumes. It was kind of cool to see it come to life. And there’s a scene where the military operatives come and burst into the room and are like, “Get down! Get down!” It was just really cool, really hectic.