Latest preview of the 'Divergent' sequel, 'Insurgent,' reveals an action-packed spring 2015 where Shailene Woodley reassumes her role as Tris who has an edgy short hair. Her new hair though doesn't make her any milder as she continues to smash, shoot, and bash everything that comes her way as she struggles towards ending the dictatorship of the Erudites with the leadership of the sinister Jeanine (Kate Winslet) Classicalite reported. Shai is fighting for the ones she loves including her on-screen boyfriend Theo James who play the character Four.
'Insurgent' seems to circle around the struggle between Jeanine (Kate Winslet) and Tris (Shailene Woodley) as the Titanic star pits Tris against a clone of her own self in order to open some mysterious box, but that isn't near as exciting of the glimpse of Woodley bitchin bare back piercing, wrote Classiclite. The trailer shows a very steamy making out of the two without their shirts on, sending the fans into an uproar of celebration.
After the release of 'Divergent' movie, people never failed to notice the powerful chemistry of the two which spurred a lot of dating rumors of the two online, Kpopstarz reported. Well, they really are good actors since they were able to make the romance so believable that the fans cannot help but think that the two can make the love work outside the set. But Theo is in a committed relationship with his girlfriend Ruth Kearney while Shailene is being linked to Nahko Bear despite what the media insist.
About what the actors think about the movie, Shailene shared that 'Insurgent' is going to be really exciting as it has become richer considering the production's decision to swerve away from the Veronica Roth's original material.
"The dialogue had a certain rhythm to it so there wasn't a lot of room for changing it up.
"In this movie, we're adding a lot of smaller beats to the scenes that aren't necessarily on the page...that artistic license is very nice."
Theo also concludes that their decision to become a little 'unfaithful' to the material has given them so much more.
"You have to honor the material for the first film because you have a fanbase, but when you come to the second one, if you you've done well with the first movie, you now have the ability to think outside the box.
"And I think as long as you have good character progression -- which is essentially Four and Tris, the anchors of the films -- if you have that stuff right, then if you lose some kind of threads of different plotlines, it shouldn't matter."
Ansel Elgort, Miles Teller, Naomi Watts, Jai Courtney, Ray Stevenson, Zoë Kravitz, Maggie Q, Mekhi Phifer, Daniel Dae Kim and Octavia Spencer also star in director Robert Schwentke's 3D Insurgent. Brian Duffield, Akiva Goldsman and Mark Bomback wrote the script based on Veronica Roth's YA novel. Lionsgate opens Summit's The Divergent Series: Insurgent opens March 20, wrote Deadline.
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