We also spoke to Greene about working with Rupert Grint and Alan Rickman this summer on the set of CBGB. Greene plays Lisa Kristal, daughter of punk rock club owner Hilly Kristal, who is played by Rickman.

Ashley Greene: [There was] this emotional tug of war between Hilly and Lisa because she was moreso the adult in the relationship, and that’s always hard whenever you’re the adult over your father. She was more business-oriented and Hilly was brilliantly musically inclined, but had a distaste for anything business-related – which you can’t really run a business without having some kind of business manager so she had to take over that role. It was really interesting and fun being able to work with Alan and find that delicate balance … because they love each other. The reason they butt heads all the time is because they are so passionate and they do care about each other, but they also are extremely alike in some ways and frustrate each other. That was fun to be able to work with someone like Alan and create this push and pull.

How was it working with Alan?
Ashley Greene: Amazing. You know, I was a little intimidated at first because I didn’t know quite how he was going to be - I admire him, I think he’s a fantastic actor - but it was great. He’s really fun. He definitely gives a lot to his fellow actors, which is great. If I was thinking about something he would give me tips. It was really great.

Did you have any scenes with Rupert Grint in CBGB?
Ashley Greene: I didn’t. I met him … I think I’ve met everyone from Harry Potter (laughs). I didn’t have any scenes with him but I met him and he was very, very sweet. I think when he smiles he lights up a room. I was like, “You’re so nice.” They’re all so nice from Harry Potter.