- What's your favorite movie you've been in?

- That's a hard question. You love every movie because you become a family and you bond and it's so much fun. But in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," we were in London for six months. It was a fun set. Nothing could have made it any better. (AnnaSophia Robb)

- What's your favorite movie you've been in? - That's a hard question. You love every movie because you become a family and you bond and it's so much fun. But in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," we were in London for six months. It was a fun set. Nothing could have made it any better.

AnnaSophia Robb

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