Here’s a small snippet of the Huffington Posts’ interview with Armie. Full interview at the link!

I will preface this by saying that these are two completely different types of movies: But, when you got involved, when did you first find out there would also be a movie called “Snow With and the Huntsman”?
I knew they were going to do both Snow White movies even when I signed on to do this one. When I signed on, what I knew was that there were two Snow White movies and one of them had Julia Roberts in it. And that was, I think, as far as either movie had gone. And I asked who was directing and they said, “Well, Tarsem is doing the Julia Roberts film,” and I went, “No kidding? That is freaking awesome. Yeah, that’s the way to go.”

Do you think it will help “Mirror Mirror” that it’s being released first?
Yeah. Yeah, I don’t think it’s going to hurt. It’s also, like you said, they’re completely different movies. This is a Snow White movie that you can actually take your kids to.

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Crave Online chatted to Armie about Mirror Mirror, The Lone Ranger and even the Justice League movie. Here’s a snippet from the interview.

Have you enjoyed learning the daring do, the fencing for Mirror Mirror and the shooting for Lone Ranger?Yeah. That’s one of the perks of this job, like, not only do you get to go to amazing places all over the world, but I was learning to sword fight and now I’m learning to throw lassos and shoot pistols and ride horses. Who knows, on the next one maybe I’ll learn something new. It’s fun. You get to be a jack of all trades, master of none, but you get to still jack around a bit.

 

You’ve really blown up in the last year but this could’ve happened even earlier. You were working on Justice League with George Miller. Did you get a taste of this back then if that movie had gone?

I hate to say it, but thankfully it didn’t because I probably wouldn’t have been ready for anything then. I didn’t have the head on my shoulders that I feel I do now. Hopefully I’ll say the same thing five years from now. Hopefully I’m always learning more and stuff like that, but had it happened then, like looking back and knowing what I knew then I wouldn’t have been ready for it. I wouldn’t have been able to handle it. It’s a lot at twenty five years old to be playing the title character of a movie where the budget is humongous and it has to work. That’s a lot of pressure to handle at twenty five, but at the same time you don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. I’m really excited about it, like I get to do things that other twenty five years olds might not get to do. So, I’m having fun and am appreciative as much as possible.

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In case you missed Armie’s Ellen interview (full interview will be posted soon!), he revealed Bird Bakery will be opening on March 31st!

With the opening of Bird Bakery (5912 Broadway) at 10 a.m. Saturday, San Antonio is getting a bit of Facebook celebrity. The Facebook movie, that is. Armie Hammer, who portrayed the Winkelvoss twins in The Social Network, is opening the bakery with his native-SA wife Elizabeth Chambers to help fulfill her dream of a bakery to call her own. Hammer revealed the opening date in an interview on the talk show Ellen last week, so expect a crowd to flood the sugary gates. The starry couple promised to be directly involved in the bakery despite their Hollywood schedules, so expect to see them sporadically around town.

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Huge thanks to the lovely Kelly, we have scans of Armie in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly.

GALLERY LINK:
- Magazine Scans > Entertainment Weekly (March 2012)

Just a few days ago, Mirror Mirror had its official red carpet premiere. Unfortunately, Armie missed the red carpet, however he and Elizabeth both made it in time for the after party! Photos from the after party have been added to the gallery, enjoy!

GALLERY LINK:
- Appearances > 2012 > “Mirror Mirror” Los Angeles Premiere – After Party

Also, check out this adorable interview with him from the after party!

Armie will be making an appearance on the Jay Leno Show and the Ellen DeGeneres Show this week. Armie’s appearance on the Jay Leno Show will be airing tonight. Information on both appearance below!

THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO, NBC
Mo 3/19: Jamie Lee Curtis, Armie Hammer, Robert Glasper Experiment featuring Ledisi

THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW, syndicated
Tu 3/20: Armie Hammer, Kevin Nealon, Birdy

Check your local listings for times!

He arrived at the interview in Santa Monica’s Casa del Mar sporting longish hair. “Not my choice,” he said, flashing that Prince Charming—well, Prince Alcott—smile. “I would like to shave it all off.” It’s for his Lone Ranger character (a.k.a. John Reid), which he has begun filming with director Gore Verbinski. Standing at 6’ 5”, Armie makes us look like one of the dwarfs in the film.

The interview started on a funny note about Armie licking Julia’s face. The humorous tone prevailed throughout the interview, thanks to the actor’s candid, down-to-earth, joking manner. In “Mirror, Mirror,” directed by Tarsem Singh, Armie’s Prince is given a “puppy love” potion by accident by Julia’s evil queen (Lily Collins is Snow White with Sean Bean as the King and Nathan Lane as the Queen’s bungling servant).

“It definitely felt surreal,” Armie said, chuckling about acting like a puppy and slobbering all over the actress’ face. “That was our first day of working together, our first scene. So it was like, ‘Well, nice to see you. Ready? Okay?’ (He stuck his tongue out and demonstrated a big wet lick.) It was just like a nice-to-meet-you kind of thing.”

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“I did a lot of cycling before we did the movie to get my legs into shape for the horses and to kind of get my ass into shape for it,” Armie told Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush at the junket for his latest big screen release, “Mirror Mirror,” in Los Angeles, of his “Lone Ranger” prep.

“Nothing is more uncomfortable than a bike seat. I would think the saddle would be a step up!” Billy joked.

“I cheated. I put a little like, gel layer on my bike,” admitted Armie, 25. “You could ride forever, man! I put in like 50 miles — it’s great.”

While his hindquarters may have been prepared for “The Lone Ranger,” Armie’s towering height presented a problem.

“I can actually wrap my legs like, all the way around the horse and just hook my feet underneath, so I don’t even need a saddle,” the 6’ 5” actor said with a laugh. “It’s great — saves them a bunch of money on production budget. No, I have a few [horses] that I work with — a of couple steeds, I mean a couple like, impressive horses where I’m like, ‘Whoa, that is a big horse!”

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“He is a fantastic Tonto. And we have gotten to spend time together and work on the stuff, which is great,” Hammer said. “And we’re about to spend the next seven months together working on this stuff, so it’s exciting.”

For those who didn’t know already, this Gore Verbinski-directed take on the beloved TV series will spin the traditional tale on its head. Tonto will be the main character in the film with the Lone Ranger taking the back-burner this time around. But that won’t stop both actors from having plenty of time in the limelight.

“It’s very much like a buddy comedy,” Hammer explained. “It’s sort of like these two guys agreeing, and disagreeing, and getting along and then not getting along. There’s all kind of stuff rolled into it. It’s like an action adventure [film], it takes place on the frontier so it’s not expressly like a Western with the twirling guns and stuff like that, but it’s going to be fun.”

Source: MTV

Jerry Bruckheimer has provided us with our very first look at Armie and Johnny Depp in The Lone Ranger, and it did not disappoint! Check out the photo below!

GALLERY LINK:
- The Lone Ranger (2013) > Promotional Shoot