Shailene Woodley talked about her injuries while making Divergent and how she doesn't care about her injuries as long as she's having fun. She also talked about her rumored casting as Anastasia Steele in the much anticipated film adaptation of E.L. James' erotic novel Fifty Shades of Grey.
"I got to do some crazy stuff," she told E! News at Elle's Women in Hollywood gala. "I got really hurt."
She attended the Elle's Women in Hollywood gala because she was awarded with the Calvin Klein Collection Emerging Star Spotlight Award.
In the set of Divergent, she does some stunts and fighting scenes and she has the scars to prove that they did happen.
"I have a scar on my chest [and] a scar on my hip, but all good battle wounds," Woodley revealed. "It's so much fun! And they'll go away in like five years. The cool thing is I got to do some stunts and that never happens. I feel so cool about it."
"It was partly my fault from the amount of stress," Woodley explained when she talked about having a few hernias.
Her name was one of the names that people said would play Anastasia Steele but the actress insisted that the role was never an option.
"Every time I talk to somebody, they're like, 'Oh, what's going on with Fifty Shades?'" she said. "And I'm like, 'What are you talking about? I know nothing about it.' But yeah, after doing Divergent and being a part of that franchise, I couldn't imagine doing another one right now."
Even her costar Theo James was also one of the names that people wished would play Christian Grey.
"He's pretty handsome," Woodley said. "He's a looker, that's for sure."
Many people have been saying that the relationship of Woodley and James' character in the movie namely, Tris and Four, is the next "Bella" and "Edward" of Hollywood. But Woodley disagrees with this notion.
"It's not one of those teenage dramatic relationships where it's love at first sight and she's swooning over him and he's there with her and then he withdraws and she has to chase him," said Woodley, who plays Tris. "There's no drama, I feel like it's very real and very personal and realistic to how a lot of relationships are."
Watch a trailer of Divergent below.
