Here are some extracts of an interview Jared has given for his new movie Friday the 13th. The extracts are about Supernatural, that’s why I’m posting it, obviously ;D…

Q: You and Jensen Ackles have dualing slasher movies now. How weird is it that your ‘Supernatural’ co-star had a horror movie come out right before yours?

Jared: I know, yeah. When we found out that we were coming out on February 13th and his movie is obviously called My Bloody Valentine, we were like “Oh, man, I hope they don’t go up against each other” because we’re buddies and it’s not like it’s really going to affect anything but it’s like, you know, I don’t really want the stigma but, luckily, his already came out and did tremendously. Now, it’s my turn.

Q: Both of them are good. Did he say to you, “But mine is in 3-D”?

Jared: Well, we actually went and saw it opening night. Bizarrely, for one of the rare times of the year, we each had a day off and his girlfriend was in town and Kerr Smith, who is in the movie also, was in town. So, we actually snuck into the theater, put the little glasses on and we got to thinking later, “You know what? I’ll bet you the people behind us were like ‘These glasses are amazing! It’s like they’re right here!’” [laughs] So, it was a lot of fun. It’s a really fun movie. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a lot of fun to go see. I’m giving him a shameless plug.

Q: Has he seen yours yet?

Jared: I haven’t even seen mine because I’ve been working. Every time they have a screening, it’s like “Oh, I have this.” Every time they’re like “Hey, you comin’ to the party tonight?”, it’s like “Well, it’s Thursday. I’ll probably be working till 3 A.M. in Vancouver.”

Q: Is there a big season finale cliffhanger coming for ‘Supernatural’?

Jared: I assume. As soon as we get the note on whether or not we’re picked up for Season Five, I think they’ll probably decide what they’re doing. Right now, we’re in that awful, sort of limbo of “Well, we really like the show but we don’t know if it’s coming back so make it really good for the final five episodes.” “Make it really good? How? Should we kill everybody? Should everybody live? Should we introduce somebody new?”

Q: Doesn’t doing a cliffhanger give you more leverage, like “Well, we can’t just leave it hanging now”?

Jared: Kind of, but I think one of the blessings of the show is that our creator Eric Kripke really hates the normal TV process. Actually, we kill everybody on the show. I’ve died and Jensen. He’s like “Ah, they love dad. Let’s kill him!” He doesn’t just go, “Oh what’s gonna happen?” Answer “Oh, this is gonna happen.” “What does that mean?” He’ll answer questions. He’ll go like “Hey, well we need to make something happen. Kill somebody!” He doesn’t want it to be a thirty season show. We’re not making “Smallville.” We’re not making “Bonanza” where they can just go for fifty years and be good. He’s like “Listen, let’s tell a good story. I don’t care if I’m supposed to cliffhang or not. If you are getting cancelled, you are gonna die. Let’s put some finality to this.” So I think we’ll find out in probably the next month and then we shoot until April.

Q: Can you say anything about what will be coming up with your character on the show?

Jared: Once again, it just depends on whether we go to five [season five] or not. It’s been clear to me that Sam’s gonna go darker so, to what end, I’m not at all sure, but he’s doing things right now that are not okay with anybody.

Source: moviesonline.ca