Being Tyler Posey

Genre: Reality-TV
Director(s): Kendra MacLeod
Year:
2014
203 Views


You all know me as Scott

McCall from MTV's Teen Wolf.

It's wolfsbane! Kira, get out of here!

Even though I've been

acting most of my life,

landing a starring role on Teen Wolf

has been one of the biggest

moments of my career.

Yeah. How's it going?

- Can you sign these?

- Yeah, sure, man.

After the show aired,

my life totally changed.

I got to go. Oh, sweet, that's awesome.

This year has been huge for me.

I got engaged to my girlfriend,

Seana, who's a makeup artist.

- I love you.

- I love you.

Seana and I grew up in the same town,

and we've known each

other since we were 12.

I always had a crush on her,

but we didn't start dating

until three years ago.

- I think you ruined me.

- In the best way.

And since we're wrapping this

season of Teen Wolf in a few days,

I'm excited to take some

time off just being Tyler.

It's the last day of filming, Angie.

I know. I'm gonna miss you so much.

Oh, I'm gonna miss you too.

- So much.

- But it'll be a good break.

- How's that look?

- I think it's good. Right?

What do you think?

There we go. Perfect!

Thank you, Angie. I'll see you soon, okay?

It's the last day of filming season four.

It's usually, like, the longest day ever.

So Tyler, don't telegraph the duck,

and make sure that cross goes way over.

Thanks, buddy.

All right, guys, we're all set.

- And rolling in the altar room.

- Action.

And, Tory.

And, cut.

I'm gonna check it out.

Oh, [Bleep]. That was badass.

This looks better, watch.

Damn, it's [Bleep] rad.

- Good job.

- Thanks, man.

Feels so good to be out of that hot room.

Go.

And leap.

Cut.

And leap.

Oh, my God.

- What time is it?

- Almost 8:
00.

Oh, God. Teen wolf rocks.

All right, are we ready? Whoo!

- Ready to go.

- Rolling.

And action.

Action.

And cut.

22 hours later, I'm free.

Look at all that sweat

that just came out of there.

Oh, please take it off. Please. Oh.

You're gonna be free in three, two, one.

Oh.

Best part of the day. There it is.

Oh, [Bleep].

Well, he's clean enough. Let's go home.

- Whoo!

- Prosthetics are all here.

Go have a nice break.

Holy [Bleep].

I'm fresh, baby.

- Hello, everybody.

- You did it!

Good morning. What time is it?

- It's morning time.

- It's 9:
00.

- Is it really?

- Yeah.

I've been up for 24 hours.

Whoo! Going home.

What time is it? It's

12:
00, and I just woke up.

I'd been up for, like, 20-something hours.

I'm still really sore from my fight scenes.

- Is it too early to have a beer?

- It's fine.

- It's fine, right?

- Yeah.

Should we start microwaving the bacon now?

You just throw the whole package in there.

Just joking, you take

it out of the package.

We're a good team, babe.

We are a good team.

- We're good together.

- We're good together.

That's why we're tying the knot.

But let's never plan a wedding again.

Well, I hope we don't.

I hope we don't have to.

We're never going to.

That looks disgusting.

It is, I promise.

It's a beautiful day, sweetie.

We should go sit outside.

Our outside is so nice.

It's vacation, babe. I'm so excited

I don't have to work. Oh, my God.

I, like, genuinely just

got really [Bleep] excited.

Good idea with the potatoes, sweetie.

- Thank you.

- So good.

Can't believe how late you got home.

I know, what time did I get home?

You woke up from sleeping

before I even got home.

It was crazy.

It's fun, though. It's so much fun.

I did the last shot, and it was awesome.

I was a werewolf, it was perfectly fitting.

I screamed, I yelled, I growled,

and it was so much fun.

I'm really excited. This

season's gonna be great.

I'm really happy.

Are you still working on that wedding?

Yeah, it's a wedding up in Bakersfield,

and I have to do the maid of honor,

the bridesmaid, and

then the bride's makeup.

They have to be done at, like, 5:00

or 5:
30, so I'm gonna come home.

At 5:
00, 5:30? Okay.

You're gonna be gone all day.

I'll be gone from, like,

noon to 7:
00, maybe?

Okay.

Well, at least we're almost

done with wedding planning,

so we don't have much to do there.

I got fitted for my suit.

You got fitted for your dress.

- We have to find food.

- We still have to find a taco place.

And order the rentals, and

other than that, I think we're...

We've got... we've got pretty

much everything. We're good.

I'm very happy that we dated

at 20, rather than at, like, 14.

Yeah, that would have been a disaster.

'Cause I was a lot different

when I was that age.

I wanted to party, dude.

I wanted to hang out and get partied.

We would have... we would have had fun.

We would... we would have had fun, but...

If we dated when we were, like, 15, 16, 17,

we would have... I feel like we

would have been good for each other.

[Bleep], we should have

started dating a long time ago.

I think we would have

been together forever.

All right, in our next life,

let's start dating earlier.

- What if... what if...

- Deal?

- You're a dog?

- You can't help who you love.

You're totally right.

When I was a kid, I just

wanted you to like me.

So I couldn't say anything that would...

that would make you not like me.

I remember we held hands at one point,

it was the best thing

that ever happened to me.

- Was it in my parents' garage?

- It was in your garage,

and we were watching a movie.

And then every time I hung out with you...

- Then we were just buddies.

- I was like, I wanted to,

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