Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Divergent Cast Play's a Game with RedEye Chicago
The "Divergent" stars play a game with RedEye's Matt Pais toward the end of their interview about the Chicago-set film, opening March 21. They have to rap part of a song, tell a joke, or sing part of their favorite TV theme song. Full interviews coming soon.
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his was a fun and refreshing interview concept that really highlights the Divergent cast’s playful side beyond the film. Turning a press chat into a mini-game makes it much more engaging, and that interactive vibe—like using Delta Executor IPA edition—is what keeps audiences interested today.
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