The trendsetting hotties of 'N SYNC are getting
prepped for their debut on the silver screen, with
their very own "mock" movie premiere! Read on for
the
full "411!"
Entertainment Tonight: How does it feel? Here you
are
at the first premiere of your first movie!
Lance Bass: It's definitely a dream come true. It's
something we worked really, really hard on. It's our
heart and soul on this one.
ET: This movie has been shrouded in secrecy for so
long. What's it about?
JC Chasez: We are not going to give it all away, but
we will say that there's a very big musical element
to
it. The music is very important in this movie. It's
exciting. There's a lot of young talent. Overall
it's
just a well-rounded movie. There's something for
everyone.
Chris Kirkpatrick: Tell him about the boat.
ET: Is there something about a boat?
Chris: A big boat. But I can't give away the
ending...it sinks.
Lance Bass: Yeah, Chris does all his own stunts.
ET:I know you guys in this movie -- there's got to
be
some lip-locking with some beautiful leading ladies.
Who's going to be doing that job?
Joey Fatone: I had to make sure I did the screen
test
for every beautiful lady that auditioned. I had to
kiss every single one of them. It got a little
tiring,
but you know...
ET: Which is the guy that's going to rip his shirt
off
and run down the beach?
Chris: That's Joey too.
Joey: No, actually I ripped off my pants.
Justin Timberlake: But he didn't mean to do that.
Lance: Joey originally wrote in his own nude scene
for
the movie, but it got canceled.
Joey: They need a bigger lens for my butt.
Chris: They call his nude scene "The Working
Plumber."
Joey: Actually, that's the movie that's coming out
after this. Our second movie.
ET: Who do you look up to as an actor? Who inspires
you, who do you want to be?
Chris: SCARY SPICE.
Lance: I like TOM HANKS, He's one of my favorite
actors.
Justin: I like feel-good movies so ROBIN WILLIAMS. I
like action films too HARRISON FORD is good.
ET: What about the rest of you?
Joey: DUSTIN HOFFMAN, AL PACINO and ROBERT DeNIRO.
JC: I like Harrison Ford.
ET: Is it a lot harder working on a movie than a
music
video?
Joey: A little bit. We work early early hours. Cool
thing -- even though we are on location -- we are
always in the same place, not traveling eight
million
different places. You know what I'm saying?
Lance: The great thing about being on location is
that
you're in one place for months at a time. Like LA.
When we promote and do tours we are in a different
city every night. So at least you go home and sleep
in
one bed.
ET: Are you going to have other actors -- big stars
--
in the movie?
Chris: Oh yeah.
Lance: You will definitely know a lot of people in
this movie.
ET: Who's on the wish list?
JC: You know what? You are just going to have to see
the movie, man.
Joey: There's going to be some familiar faces in
there, and a lot of new faces.
ET: Is it going to be more music-oriented, or is it
going to be about you guys as real guys?
Justin: We will definitely play fictional
characters.
We will not play ourselves.
ET: Will there be a lot of dance numbers with new
music?
Lance: Yeah, there will be music. We wanted to make
a
movie for 2000. Since music is so hot right now, we
wanted to combine that with action. It's a movie for
everybody.
Joey: Plus the soundtrack is going to be phenomenal.
It's the same with our album. We are going to have a
lot of different collaborations with different
people.
ET: How do you feel about going to Cannes? Have you
been to France?
JC: Yeah, we've been to Paris. We are excited. This
is
going to be an entirely new crowd. The music scene
is
our scene and we have gotten used to it. It's a new
world to be with actors and directors and producers.
We are going to check out their parties and see how
they do.
ET: I think you guys are going to be bigger movie
stars than you are musicians, if that's possible.
Does
it get any bigger than this?
Lance: You always got to go to that next level in
whatever you do. So let's see what's next.
