“I didn’t tan for two months,” she explained. “It was awful, and totally unnecessary because they painted me white anyway. I had these crazy contacts that I couldn’t see through. It was like skiing in a total snowstorm. I could see about two feet in front of me.” Thankfully, the costuming was a little easier, though don’t expect Noot to be strutting around in a mini-skirt like in the novel. “It was this red, flowy dress with high gloves and big old heels,” Noot said of her ensemble.

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Had you read the Twilight books before you went out for the part?

No, actually. And even though the first movie had come out by the time I heard about the role, I still didn’t have a clear idea what a huge production this was and what an insane cult following it has. It didn’t quite hit me until Comic-Con. I mean, people slept outside overnight just to get a glimpse of the cast, and then, you know, we go into this auditorium, and screen a clip of the movie, and the fans are just screaming, like, the loudest noise I’ve ever heard. And the screaming would die down for a minute, and then Rob [Pattinson] would brush his hair out of his eyes or something, and that’s all it would take for the screaming to start up again.

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