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Here's the interview people. I've finally posted it up.

The 26-year-old star of Jumper (in theaters Feb. 14) chatted with CG!’s Michelle Lee Ribeiro as he drove to his farm in Canada. (He has pigs. We think that’s pretty neat.) Here are a few random snippets from their conversation.

What’s something you absolutely have to have when you’re on set filming a movie?
Music. It helps me get into whatever state of mind I’m supposed to be in that day. I try to find artists, or genres, that are fitting for a specific role. When I was filming Jumper, I was listening to a lot of upbeat hip-hop mixed with a little bit of Bob Dylan and Neil Young. The hip-hop to get in the right mood, the Dylan and Neil Young to keep me sane.

What do you like to do when you’re not working?
I like to travel and just do different things. See what sort of catches me at certain times and be open to it. I still like to play with toys. I’ve got some good ones up at the farm — dirt bikes, ATVs, snowmobiles, a big excavator, a dump truck.... Right now I’m trying to learn how to fly a plane. Unfortunately, I haven’t logged that many official hours — I have about eight right now. But I have been flying. I just haven’t been very smart about doing my plane log-hour journal thing.

What’s in your pockets right now?
Let me see ... I’ve got 45 cents in paper Canadian Tire money. Canadian Tire is like a Home Depot in Canada, and they give you these sort of coupons as incentives to come back. That’s just my pants pockets, though. Let me go into my jacket, where the fun is. Okay, so I’ve got flight itineraries from Dubai. I’ve got my keys. I’ve got earphones. An iPod. Receipts. I’ve got little mint things. More change. I’ve got cellophane wrappers from candies, it appears. Chap stuff. And I’ve got a business card, I guess from one of the town cars that I got to the airport in. His name is actually Julius Caesar — very funny! One second, I have one last pocket to check. I’ve got a passport. And my money clip, with money and cards and a license and stuff.

What are you doing tomorrow?
I actually have to go to L.A. tomorrow for a day to shoot these things for these Superbowl commercials that Jumper’s been involved with, where I’m actually jumping into another commercial. Then I’ll be back at the farm the next day.

Actors sort of have to be observers. Growing up, were you always a pretty observant kid?
Yeah, I was definitely a people watcher. I was definitely the one who was listening, rather than the one who was talking. It’s fascinating how different people are. And the reverse of that as well — how similar we can be and appear to be different. But that’s a long conversation....