Hilary Duff's Interview on E!

Hilary Duff's interview with E! about

• Plans are for her next single
• working on War Inc, and
  
• Upcoming projects.

The interview is as below.

Your second single off the Dignity album, "Stranger," just came out. Do you have any plans for a third single?
We just shot the video for "Stranger." My choreographer, Fatima Robinson, actually shot it. She does Beyoncé and has worked with all these great people, and she’s like, "I wanna direct now." I love how it turned out. I’m gonna do something on my Website where people can vote for what they’d pick for the next single, because I want to hear it from the people who are actually listening to the album.

You also have a new film coming out with John Cusack. What led you to this more adult role?
I was in the middle of making my record when I read the script, and my agents called me and were like, "You’re going to have to play a pop star, but it’s a pretty good script," and I’m like, "No, I don’t even want to read it." I wasn’t interested in making a movie unless I could do something that was very different from what I have done before. I just wanted people to see me differently. I know I have a big young following, and they probably won’t even see that movie, but [I wanted to] grow and challenge myself and work with great people like John and Joan Cusack, Ben Kingsley and Marisa Tomei. It is such a great cast, and I really got a chance to push the envelope.

I’ve seen the trailer, with the scorpion—
Down the pants? That was so terrifying, but I had the best time! It was such a great creative outlet, and I want to do more of that.

Any upcoming projects lined up?
There are a couple of independent movies I really want to do, but it’s a matter of timing. My record came out, so I am really going to focus and tour, tour, tour—and that’s what is going to make the record huge. I want people to hear all the new music I wrote. We start in Canada, and we’re going to be there for three weeks. Then the tour starts Aug. 6 in the States, and we’ll be here for two months.

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