Liam Feels Like A Part Of Miley's Family

He isn't engaged to Miley Cyrus, but Liam Hemsworth still feels like he's a part of the Cyrus clan.

"Their whole family's great," says the Aussie actor, 20, who's been dating his The Last Song costar, 17, since August. "They've always been super friendly to me and very welcoming."

Does he consider the Cyrus'es his second family, especially since his parents live in Australia while he's been working in the States?

"Yeah … pretty much," Hemsworth told PEOPLE Wednesday after surprising the Boys & Girls Club with a private screening of The Last Song at the ArcLight in Hollywood. "I love their family. Her parents are great [and] they're very friendly people."

As for Miley herself, "she's got such a big heart and [is] just so open," he says. Filming with her was a breeze – even though their first kiss was in front of cameras – since "we always got along really well," he says.

Adds Hemsworth, "We feel very strongly about each other."

Source: People.com

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The Last Song - Liam Featurette

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Liam Hemsworth - On-Air with Ryan Seacrest - March 31

Miley & Liam - Unscripted Interview

Liam Hemsworth; Kissing Miley Was Fun

Liam Hemsworth has admitted that he enjoyed his kissing scenes with his Last Song co-star Miley Cyrus.

The couple, who are now dating, met on the set of Julie Anne Robinson’s adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel.

Hemsworth told Parade: “I guess we did kiss a lot in the film. The hardest thing was the first kiss. Once you got that out of the way, kissing was fun.”

He added: “We spent every day together in Georgia. We were on the set together and hanging out together every day.

“So for me and her, it wasn’t hard to create a good chemistry on screen because we enjoy being around each other in real life. It was just easy.”

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Hollywood Reporter: "The Last Song" Review

Hollywood Reporter: The 17-year-old starlet runs through a gamut of emotions from anger and love to sorrow and joy. She romps on a beach, has a mud fight, saves baby sea-turtles, smooches with a guy and models any number of gowns, even adjusting her breasts in one outfit to emphasize how grown-up she has become.

The movie so deftly mixes sentimentality, romance and bathos in just the right measures that her fans and maybe new ones will enjoy the new Miley.

If publicity notes are to be believed, best-selling author Nicholas Sparks even wrote his novel and screenplay with Cyrus in mind. What more can a girl ask for? Overseeing the production is first-time feature director Julie Anne Robinson, who has worked in British and American television. She can't do much about the contrivances in the script Sparks wrote with an old friend, Jeff Van Wie. But she gives Cyrus room to display a winning personality and charm.

Sparks' shameless formula is to introduce illness, death or social differences to punch emotional buttons and jerk tears. This is a writer who never trusts his characters to move you without these artificial stimulants -- witness such books-to-movies as "Message in a Bottle," "A Walk to Remember," "The Notebook" and only last month "Dear John."

Cyrus' Ronnie Miller is a teen from a broken home who has internalized her bitterness over her parents' divorce and closed off her emotions. Most of her blame, however, is reserved for her father, Steve (Greg Kinnear). Now she and her kid brother (Bobby Coleman) must spend a summer at his Georgia beachfront house, so she's not happy. She pouts and ignores Dad for awhile, but a romance with a beach hunk named Will (Liam Hemsworth, nicely hiding his Australian accent) pulls her out of her funk; she even settles down for a heart-to-heart with Dad.

So where's the story going to go if all conflicts and issues are resolved before the midpoint? Ah, that's where Sparks' special formula comes in. First, Will tells Ronnie about the death of his brother the previous year that shattered his family despite their unimaginable wealth. Then someone -- no spoilers here -- gets sick.

Disney has gone all out to bring its star into her comfort zone. The studio surrounds Cyrus with seasoned pros in Kinnear and Kelly Preston (as her mom), gives her a handsome, almost-too-nice leading man, brings her real mother aboard as executive producer and fills the soundtrack with songs by popular artists, including two songs performed by Cyrus.

The script makes her a gifted pianist, so she doesn't lose that music connection even if she only sings on camera for a few moments. And a message about music and familial love bringing joy to one's life strays not one bit off the Disney reservation. Nor does the hokey story and chaste romance.

"The Last Song" - NEW Movie Clip - First Date

"The Last Song" - NEW Movie Clip - "Let's Talk"

Liam Hemsworth - Interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live

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Miley Cyrus Responds To Young Stars Acting Too Adult On Camera

Last week Miley Cyrus was able to give a quick interview with E Online at the premiere of “The Last Song” and had this to say about how she felt about the controversy of her and other young stars sometimes acting too adult on camera?

“I think that if you find a script you like and that inspires you, you should do it and not care what anyone else thinks. And that’s what acting is too. It’s just scripts that you genuinely enjoy.”

We have to say she is certainly confident about the young woman she is growing into. What do you think about young stars sometimes acting too adult on camera.

Source: eonline.com

Miley Cyrus & Nicholas Sparks - Good Morning America Interview - March 29

Liam Hemsworth - Good Morning America

Interview: Miley to Hire Acting Coach

Miley Cyrus is leaving Hannah Montana behind after season 4 and she has also said she is taking a break from music. What does she want to do? Movies. She loved her experience with ‘The Last Song’ and I have a feeling it’s going to do really well at the box office.

Don’t let Miley’s box office success make you think she has it all together and knows her stuff. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, she said that most likely she’ll be hiring an acting coach.

On her acting talent: ‘I’ve not taken like acting lessons or anything but it doesn’t mean I don’t need to because I’m sure I do. Once I watch this film in the theatre I’m probably going to go book an acting coach.. I’m kind of bipolar in my acting choices because I just want to do a little bit of everything.

One day I’m telling my mom, you know, I want to do an action movie and then I want to be doing comedy and then all different types of things. I get a little bored so hopefully I’ll get a chance to do a little bit of everything.’

On boyfriend Liam: ‘He’s a 6ft 4in tall Australian surfer and I’m 5ft 4in from Tennessee and I couldn’t surf if someone gave me ten million dollars so we couldn’t be more opposite. But I went to Australia to visit him and his family and I was like, ‘Omigosh, this looks like Nashville.’ There were like cows everywhere.

I am like, ‘how are you from the opposite side of the planet and your world looks just like mine?’ My dad’s just happy that I have something going on in my life with someone normal. No psychos, so that’s good.’

"The Last Song" Premiere - Interviews

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The Last Song - New Movie Scenes

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