Here you can watch a question and answer session with the stars of Letters to Juliet, Amanda Seyfried and Christopher Egan. Enjoy…

Amanda attended “Letters to Juliet” premiere in Hollywood yesterday. Here are some pics of her at the event (more to come soon):

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Amanda talked to MTV about Letters to Juliet and her co-stars.

In “Letters to Juliet,” opening May 14, Amanda Seyfried’s Sophie is torn between two guys: the multifaceted Brit hottie Charlie (Aussie newcomer Christopher Egan) and her fiancé, the equally hot but clueless chef Victor (Gael Garcia Bernal). Call it Sophie’s choice — she eventually does choose between the two.

Although Seyfried’s co-stars, Egan and Bernal, promise plenty of eye candy in “Juliet,” the beautiful Italian countryside in the city of Verona (home of Shakespeare’s Juliet), where the movie is partly set, is also eye-catching. As part of our Summer Movie Preview, MTV News spoke to Seyfried, who admitted she’s still smitten with the flick’s gorgeous backdrop.

MTV: For a movie that’s basing itself on “Romeo and Juliet,” it’s not too heavy-handed about playing up that aspect.

Amanda Seyfried: Yeah, if “Romeo & Juliet” didn’t exist, the movie wouldn’t exist, but otherwise it’s its own story. Absolutely.

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Entertainment Weekly: Hollywood Insider talks to the director of Amanda’s newest project The Girl With the Red Riding Hood, Catherine Hardwicke, about the movie.

There is nothing director Catherine Hardwicke likes more than casting new talent. The woman responsible for propelling Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson’s careers into the stratosphere has now cast two unknowns in her upcoming project for Warner Bros., Red Riding Hood starring Amanda Seyfried. Shiloh Fernandez (pictured, top) will play Peter, the edgy bad boy from the wrong side of town who attracts Seyfried’s character, and Max Irons (pictured, bottom) will play Henry, the refined son of the wealthy blacksmithing family who is engaged to marry Seyfried. The final decision to cast the two teenagers competing for Seyfried’s affection came after Hardwicke held a two-day “smack-down” where she brought eight young actors to a Hollywood sound stage and had them compete for the part. “It was wild,” says the director, reminiscing about the 21 hours of tape she culled from the intense two-day try-out. “We had eight guys all competing with each other for two parts. They all read with Amanda and they also had to do fight scenes with each other. It was kinda good to get their aggression out.”

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A new TV spot for Letters to Juliet has surfaced. Watch it below!

The twitter of Production Weekly reports that The Girl With The Red Riding Hood will start filming in July. More exactly, July 7th. Hopefully that means we’ll be getting some set pictures!

Catherine Hardwicke’s adaptation of the classic fairytale Red Riding Hood has opened offices at Vancouver Film Studios, with a July 7 start.

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Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight) is next on board The Girl With the Red Riding Hood, a new werewolf movie written by David Johnson (Orphan). The gothic retelling of the “Little Red Riding Hood” story with a teenage love triangle at its center might have found its lead as the LA Times is reporting that Amanda Seyfried is a potential frontrunner.

According to the Times, Warner Bros. needs to go into production soon if they’re going to keep Hardwicke onboard so they are likely to announce some casting soon.

Keep in mind this is just talk at this point. I’ll keep you posted.