Thanks to Jensen from Maple Pictures Corp., Canadian film distributor of NOWHERE BOY & KICK-ASS which both star Aaron Johnson we have a surprise for you. To celebrate it’s release in Canada, They shared a exclusive interview with us and gave us information on a contest they’re running.

Want a chance to win something signed by Aaron? Well Maple Pictures Corp. is giving away a signed NOWHERE BOY posters and vinyl records signed by Aaron Johnson & director Sam Taylor-Wood. You can enter right at their Facebook page. Go enter and good luck to everyone!

Aaron Johnson must get tired of promoting his movies in the wrong order. Kick-Ass, which was first shown to audiences at 2008?s Butt-Numb-A-Thon, wasn’t released until March 2010 – a year after the release of Nowhere Boy, which he filmed after Kick-Ass. Confused yet?
While promoting Nowhere Boy recently, which is just reaching the United States now, Johnson spoke briefly to Movieweb on the status of Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Walls.
His comments follow both comic-book creator Mark Millar and villain Red-Mist‘s assurances that the movie was happening. Despite such talk – and the $100 million it earnt at the box office – however, there has been some debate as to whether filming might take place.
With director Matthew Vaughn and co-writer Jane Goldman currently at work on X-Men: First Class, Johnson expects filming to commence pending that film’s release. His closing comments, however, were a little less specific.
“I’m letting them just do what they want to do and we’ll come to it when we come to it. But I know that they are doing it.”
All going well, Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall should reach theatres in 2012.

Source: Hey Guys

2012 seems so far away doesn’t it? Hopefully it comes faster, looking forward to more Dave.

Aaron Johnson believes it is ”hypocritical” of people to criticise 13-year-old Chloe Moretz for swearing in ‘Kick-Ass’ while allowing them to listen to sexually-charged pop music.

Aaron Johnson has blasted “hypocritical” critics of ‘Kick Ass’.

The 20-year-old actor insists people shouldn’t object to the colourful language used by his 13-year-old co-star Chloe Moretz in the film because the movie came with an adult certification, unlike many raunchy pop songs that are accessible on radio.

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Aaron, held nothing back on what kind of father he’s going to be. His soon to be wife Sam and him had a daughter in July – has spoken out about what kind of dad he intends to be.

Asked what kind of father he’ll be by VMAN mag prior to his tot’s birth, Aaron replied: “A f****** brilliant one, obviously. What kind of question’s that? Just affectionate and loving and supportive.”

And the brutally frank lad didn’t hold back on his thoughts about contemporary movie-making either.

He ranted: “There’s a lot of scripts nowadays that you think, ‘How the f*** does this get made?’

“They’ve turned it all into romcoms and stuff. It’s like our music, it’s all pop. It’s all, like, pretty crummy.”

Aaron credits Sam – who he’s marrying next year – with helping him to stay grounded and avoid the temptations that many young actors fall prey to.

He added: “You can’t do s*** like that, not if you want to work professionally and be taken seriously.

“Don’t turn up to work f***** up, it’s just wrong.

“Just being with Sam, the relationship’s so strong there’s no need to do s*** like that.”
Source: The Sun

We’re sure you’ll be a great father Aaron!

A new press junket interview Aaron did for Kick-Ass has surfaced. Watch it below and caps will be added shortly. Enjoy!

Aaron talks about how things were on the set of Kick-Ass in a new interview.

Aaron Johnson has revealed he had to endure hours of filming in a sweaty jock strap for Kick Ass.

The 19-year-old Nowhere Boy star – who is engaged to Sam Taylor Wood – plays a normal high school kid who decides to re-style himself as an amateur superhero, complete with green wetsuit, in Matthew Vaughn’s action comedy.

Aaron revealed: “It gets pretty sweaty at times if you’re fighting constantly and I had to wear a jockstrap, so it was uncomfortable, but you get used to it.”

He added: “I was in the costume probably every day for about 12 and a half hours a day, for three months. Only two toilet breaks a day. It was enjoyable, but it was mad.”