Liam Hemsworth looks very dapper on the cover of the May issue of Prestige Hong Kong Magazine.
The 22-year old Australian actor is making his way all over the globe. Earlier this month, we reported that he covered the May issue of GQ Style, but we must say – he looks even more clean this time around.
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In the photo spread, taken by Darren Tieste, Liam is wearing duds from Dolce & Gabbana, Hugo Boss and Alexander McQueen among others. In the accompanying interview, The Hunger Games actor talks to the magazine about a variety of topics. Check out some excerpts!
On dealing with fame:
“I haven’t really changed that much. I still do the things that I’ve always done. It’s just that I’m at a different level now in terms of my career. I’m able to meet extremely talented filmmakers and writers and directors – everyone in the business. I’m just in a different position than I’ve ever been in. But, you know, my personal life hasn’t changed. I still go surfing and hang out with friends. I just feel very lucky to be where I am and to be able to make movies.
On school:
“I left to shoot something for a few weeks and when I returned to school my head just wasn’t there any more. So I left school completely about three-quarters of the way through my last year and I just started laying floors with my eldest brother Luke. I was just auditioning as much as I could and laying floors as well.”
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On other Aussie actors:
“Heath Ledger was one I was always a big fan of. He was kind of the closest to my age and was just an incredible actor. And obviously guys like Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman – there are just so many talented Australian actors over here. But I think Heath Ledger was my favorite out of all of those and just simply an inspiration.”
You can take a look at all of the pictures from the May 2012 issue of Prestige Hong Kong featuring Liam Hemsworth in the gallery above, and if you can get to an international bookstore, the issue is on stands now.
SOURCE: Prestige Hong Kong
