Selena Gomez on her risque role in Spring Breakers at Toronto International Film Festival press conference: 'He [Harmoney Korine] thought I was super, super Christian. I was like, 'If I was a Christian girl, I probably wouldn't have done this movie.'' Shooting in Florida with hundreds of extras who really were on spring break, the cast got a taste of the out-of-control antics depicted in the film, or, as Korine put it, they certainly got their fill of 'thick-necked jock dudes trying to rub up on them.. trying to grind on Selena.'
Ashley Benson: 'I've never been on spring break, and I don't think any of us have, really. It was like, insane. It definitely felt like I was on spring break for a month.' Vanessa: 'I trust these girls. I love these girls more than anything.' They also trusted Korine even with all of the sex and violence in the film. Selena revealed: 'You could probably get me to do anything, it's bad. I didn't think I'd ever be able to smoke a bong.. The biggest challenge for me is that I do have a younger generation of fans that support me and that mean a lot to me
Plus, I think it's hard for people to take me seriously in that way because of the brand that I've been given, which I'm grateful for, but you know.. people obviously (put) you in this little box.' To her young fans: 'Don't see it. I wrote a message on my social networking sites to them, saying kids my age, my generation, I think that they should see it because it's very real, we're not really sugar-coating anything. (But) I put underneath, it's rated R, so please don't see it if you're under 18. That's as much warning as I can give to the parents and the kids. But you can't control what kids do.'
James Franco on his favorite Selena Song: 'Well, 'Love Song' of course is my favourite. Is that what it's called, 'Love Song?' I first heard that on New Year's Eve, Selena sang it at MTV. I was there, and I was just taken like everyone else.'
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