Alice is featured on June issue of brazilian Rolling Stones. In this interview, she’s talking about her new movie Predators, about wanting to work in a miniseries here in Brazil, and also how excited was working with Harrison Ford. Or “Indiana Jones” as she calls him.

Alice can’t tell exactly where does she lives. “In nowhere”, she laughs. “I consider New York and São Paulo as my home. I’m always in Los Angeles and Rio. So, I live in four places at the same time”.

Talking about Predators, she says it was fun to do this movie. “How couldn’t be fun? Running from a predator in the middle of the jungle?”. She also says she has scars and scratches from filming it. And her gun was a real one, with 6kg.

Alice also talk about working in “male” movies, as Repo Men, City of God, I’m a Legend, Predators, Low City… where she was basically the only female. “If you’re between mans, you need to be strong”.

Scans will be added soon.

This video was done to brazilian magazine Marie Claire (so the video is in portuguese), and Alice talk about her beauty secrets, and how it’s NOT related with make up but with some exercises in legs and arms, being most natural as possible, finding the right eyebrows shape, and taking care of the alimentation.

The Complex magazine made a list with the 50 hottest brazilian women, and Alice is there.

Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks to my friend Qua for pointing me to this ones. It’s a promotional set done by John Russo to promote Predators, and you’ll find in the gallery another picture with the whole cast, equally beautiful.

Some new posters of Predators has been released, one of them featuring Alice as Isabelle:

An international trailer and an alternate US trailer have been released for the Robert Rodriguez-produced Predators.
The international clip features some unseen footage in a slow, tense and atmospheric trailer that does the studio proud. The alternate US trailer is largely the same as the other US trailer but it does feature the odd snippet of new footage and some slightly different editing. Check out both below:

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ShockTillYouDrop.com also recently visited Troublemaker Studios in Austin, Texas where they got to talk to the cast and crew and have posted their report in three parts. You can read the first part, which includes an in-depth chat with creature effects supervisor Greg Nicotero, here. The second part, featuring interviews with director Nimrod Antal, writer/producer Robert Rodriguez and his producing partner Elizabeth Avellan, is available here. And the third part, featuring interviews with Adrien Brody, Alice Braga, Danny Trejo, Oleg Taktarov, Topher Grace, and Walton Goggins is up here. Read below the interview with Alice:

Shock Till You Drop: So jumping right on in, can you talk a little bit about who you play in the film?

Alice Braga: I play a character named Isabelle. She’s a sniper. She’s, we can say a tough cookie. I can say that she’s sweet inside, but tough outside, but just to do her craft more than anything. It’s funny, Nimrod, the director, he gave me a little book that talks about snipers. It’s kind of a manual that snipers use in the Army. It talks a lot about how they prepare and what are the qualities that a sniper must have. One of the qualities, like being really focused and you cannot be emotional. You cannot take emotion from your work. You cannot look at the other – to think about the target and not that. So it’s hard to kind of say because specific things about a sniper, but mainly knowing that information, it tells a lot about how a sniper is and that who she is, at the same time, a strong woman, so balancing her career and her personality. Does that make sense, what I just said? (Laughs)

Shock: Can you talk about being the only woman character in the ensemble cast? Then, plus being the only woman on set?

Braga: It’s awesome. (Laughs) It’s really cool. No, I’m kidding. It’s really nice because it’s only eight characters and my character, funny enough, is the one that is always trying to grab everyone together and like, reuniting everyone and stop the fights and saying that we have strength in numbers instead of being alone fighting these creatures, together we can be stronger. It’s really interesting because the boys, I call them my boys, I call them the boys, they’ve been amazing with me. They protect me and we create things together. Sometimes I’m like – I need girls around me because I’ve found myself like, talking about cars and about girls and I’m like, “I need girls around me.” (Laughs) But it’s really wonderful. As an actress it’s been a great experience. I’m having fun. I did different films. Like, “City of God,” there’s a lot of boys around me as well. So it’s been really cool. It’s funny, interesting enough, there are not many girls in the crew. In Hawaii it was even less, it was only me and the script supervisor and here we still have a little bit more, but still a lot of men. It’s fun. I’m loving every second of it. I think we created a unit that is really strong and I think we kind of brought that as actors and as characters I think we got that unity of it.

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20th Century Fox has launched the official website for Predators, coming to theaters on July 9. The site kicks off with the trailer and upon entering the site, you’ll find all the character videos that have been released, along with the film’s story, a gallery, downloads (wallpapers and icons), and cast & crew info. You can check it out here!