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92 postsWoodley stars as teen mother Amy Juergens in the third season of the drama. Co-starring Darren Kagasoff as Ricky Underwood and Ken Baumann as Ben Boykewich. Woodley talks about the new season:
There’s a lot of new things. Another maybe pregnancy, weddings; there’s a lot of confusion as far as in Ben and Amy’s relationship; there’s a lot of up and downs with Ricky’s character and trying to figure out who he is and what he wants.
Woodley appears on the cover of the May 2010 issue of Seventeen magazine. She talks about this being her first Seventeen cover and about fashion.
What we got to use, it was me, but it wasn’t. It was kind of like the alter-ego me. It was awesome.
Woodley talks with TV Chick about relaxing on set, her favorite TV shows, and the impact her Secret Life character has:
Feedback that we’ve got from parents who have come up to us and said like, “Wow, this shows opened such incredible avenues for me and my children to communicate.” I grew up in a very open household where if I had a question about anything, I could ask my parents, and they would answer me truthfully and not hold anything back. I think that really helped me as a child know exactly what everything was.
Woodley is interviewed for Crushable about Secret Life and whether becoming famous has changed things:
I don’t put myself out there. I barely wear any makeup. I just feel like I’ve kind of taken on the responsibility of being a professional. It’s always awkward for me the whole fan situation, because I don’t know them and they don’t know me, so I want to engage in conversation, but then that’s always awkward too. It’s a very interesting dynamic, but other than that life has just been the same. I’ve stayed with the same friends and have the most amazing family ever, so I’ve been very lucky.
Woodley stars in the show’s second season. Woodley’s character, Amy Juergens, juggles love interests, friendships and school with being a mother. The season features co-star Jason Baumann as Ben Boykewich.
Well there’s thought about marriage, a wedding between her and Ben. And she has the baby, and tries to figure out what she’s going to do with it.
Woodley gives an interview to Teen Hollywood about her time on The Secret Life Of The American Teen and her advice for surviving high school.
I think stay true to yourself and do what you believe in and don’t get affected by peer pressure.
Woodley talks to Seventeen about the serious messages of Secret Life Of The American Teenager, and about teen body issues:
I grew now but I was like super-short growing up. I was always the runt and now I’m like towering over everyone. But my family – we all just have like fast metabolisms, so we’re all lanky. I’m always like “I’m too skinny, I can’t gain weight, even when I try.” I’d like to try to not let that get to me.
Woodley talks with Sugar Slam about being a famous teenager and whether she can still do normal things like go to the mall:
Oh, definitely. I still actually only go back on hiatus in February. I’m going to go back to my high school and graduate because I’m a junior. It’s definitely different. When you go to a grocery store and you go anywhere there are people staring or pointing or whispering, and every now and then you have a brave girl come up and be like, “Are you the girl from Secret Life?” It’s neat to have that happen, but it’s also a little bit awkward because I feel like I should have a conversation with them, like, “Hello, I’m Shai. What’s your name?” versus just being like, “Oh, yes. Here’s my autograph. Bye.”
Woodley does a cast interview for The Secret Life of the American Teenager on The Ellen Show.
It makes you think, “Oh my gosh, there are 16-year-olds and 15-year-olds who get pregnant” … It’s really weird wearing a pad and looking in the mirror and going, “Oh my God, I’m pregnant.”
Woodley stars in the first season of the teen drama as a 16-year-old student at Grant High who is forced to deal with teen pregnancy.
My character, Amy Juergens, she is a go-getter, she’s excited for life, she wants to go to Julliard, she has all these amazing goals. And then she finds out she’s pregnant, and her world kind of comes crashing down and her sense of optimism turns to pessimism. And she freaks out, because all she’s ever known has been completely turned upside down. And she has no one to go to to talk to about her pregnancy. So it’s definitely a hard time in her life.
ABC Family releases a 60-second promo for the show ahead of the premiere.
Photos are released for the teen drama ahead of the premiere showing Woodley and other cast members.
Woodley appears in the Hallmark action thriller as Maya Bender, the daughter of an FBI agent who must land a hijacked plane. Co-starring Dean Cain and Anthony Michael Hall. Cain on working with the cast:
It’s just really a great bunch of people … it really makes for an entertaining ride
Woodley guest stars in the third episode of the procedural’s fifth season, playing the character Sarah Gunden. An Amish girl who disappeared during Rumspringa is found to have been murdered. Co-starring Kathryn Morris, Danny Pino, and John Finn.
Woodley appears as 15-year-old Evie Pierpont in episode 19 of the crime drama’s third season, A Daze Of Wine And Roaches. When her French tutor is killed in a bizarre accident, the CSI team must determine whether Evie knows more than she is letting on. Co-starring Gary Sinise and Melina Kanakaredes.
Woodley guest stars as the character Gaby Tursi in episode 13 of the crime drama’s second series. Criminal prosecutor Annabeth Chase investigates whether a woman who died while getting plastic surgery was murdered. Starring Jennifer Finnigan.
Woodley is replaced on The O.C. by Holland.
My character went to boarding school and when they decided to bring her back, they actually re-auditioned me to bring her back. But I didn’t go through puberty until late: I was the 15-year-old who had no boobs. So, at 11, I was like a little mouse-child. I looked like an 8-year-old. That same year, I filmed a movie in which I was playing a 9-year-old. So, there was no weirdness when Willa Holland got it because she was so obviously right for the role… and I was so obviously not
Woodley appears as Felicity Merriman in the adaptation of the Valerie Tripp children’s book. The families of Felicity and her best friend support opposing sides during the Civil War, threatening their friendship.
Woodley plays Molly in Disney’s TV adaptation of the fairytale The Princess And The Pea. Queen Aggravain sabotages the efforts of every young princess who hopes to marry her son, Prince Dauntless. Co-starring Zooey Deschanel, Carol Burnett, Tracey Ullman, and Matthew Morrison.
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