Taylor Lautner Revealed Why He Wants To Play Jacob Again In Twilight. There are certain roles in movies or series that leaves a great amount of impact upon not just the actors but also the audience.
And that is the reason why we started calling those actors by the name of the characters they have portrayed in films or series.
And the same reason goes when celebrities want to do the same role for the audience as their characters have ruled a lot of hearts. Something like this was a scene with Taylor Lautner who revealed why he wants to play Jacob again in Twilight.
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What more did Taylor Lautner share about his role as Jacob in Twilight?
We have always known Taylor Lautner through his role in Twilight as Jacob. The 30-year-old actor would love to play the role again as a Wolf if the opportunity would come his way. He has admitted that he would love to have the character back again in his life. In an interview, Taylor Lautner said that Jacob was a good character that was very easy to love.
And for this reason, he would love to play the character again and would never say no to it. Taylor was one of the two guys who were on the scene in the Twilight Saga along with Robert Pattinson.
The movie was also featuring Kristen Stewart’s character called Bella. By the end of the film which was released 10 years ago, Jacob had imprinted the daughter of Bella and Edward.
Due to this reason, Taylor Lautner still feels that Jacob would be there in the next movie of Twilight. The actor also said that Jacob is a very loyal dude and he can see him somewhere happy in the present situation.
The love triangle that happened in that Twilight has gotten a lot of attention for Taylor Lautner. And it happened because of his acting and the body he made. According to the actor himself, it took a lot to get into that look as he went on a limited diet that was having just raw sweet potatoes and disgusting milkshakes.
Taylor said: “The body was great for the role—but the amount of the working out and discipline and food that went into it, not fond memories,” he said. “It’s tough because when I was 17, 18, 19 years old, I couldn’t do any cardio because I had to just put on as much muscle as possible.”
