I’ve added some production stills and on set photos of Lucas’ movie ‘Vacation 8′ to the gallery. Screencaps of the trailer will be added tonight or tomorrow morning. The movie trailer will be uploaded exclusively on LTF on Friday, the 12th.

Lucas Till matches his pearly whites with a vibrant green plaid shirt as he attends opening night of STOMP at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood on Tuesday evening (January 26). Source: HERE

We finally got a hold of the Teen Choice Awards 2009 Portraits taken by in August. Sorry for the wait guys, but then again better late than never.

Have you ever met Lucas? Or have any taken photos of him? Well that’s exactly what we need here! Send your fan photos in to be displayed right here on LTF! Email us the pictures or for further information, please email us at LucasTillFans@gmail.com

Screencaps will be added soon, as well as pictures taken from Tony Oller’s Mac computer.

Lucas Till shows off his cool factor in this new shot from Interview magazine.

The 19-year-old actor opens up to the mag about how it’s all about knowing the right people in Hollywood.

Lucas shared, “It’s a people thing. One of the epiphanies I’ve had out here is that I had a happy childhood. All that really matters is when my boys say, ‘Dude, we saw your movie, and it kicked ass.’”

Luc’s new film The Spy Next Door is out in theaters NOW. Source

He may be best known as the young caballero who stole Hannah Montana’s heart, but Lucas Till has always had more-serious acting aspirations. “It was all I wanted to do,” explains the 19-year-old, who was born in Texas and raised in Georgia. Till’s big break came in James Mangold’s 2005 Johnny Cash biopic, Walk the Line, in which he played Cash’s older brother, Jack, whose death had a profound influence on the Man in Black. But it was another kind of southern icon—Miley Cyrus—who transformed Till’s own life, when he was cast as her love interest in last spring’s Hannah Montana: The Movie. While Till’s brush with the Montana juggernaut has helped earn him more work—including a role in the Jackie Chan action-comedy The Spy Next Door—it hasn’t sweetened his view of Hollywood. “It’s a people thing,” he explains. “One of the epiphanies I’ve had out here is that I had a happy childhood. All that really matters is when my boys say, ‘Dude, we saw your movie, and it kicked ass.’”

What was it like learning the choreography for your fight scene with Jackie Chan?

Lucas: It was pretty nuts because the first day of rehearsal, I’m learning from the American stunt guys and they are a team and tell you ‘alright. This is how it’s got to be’. Then I go through Jackie’s stunt team; same amount of guys but I have to go through each one of his stunt guys individually. They’re all from East Asia and their manners are lost in translation so you’ve got to throw your pride out the window when you are listening to these guys because they are, seven times over, telling me what I’m doing wrong and the next guy will tell me something I’m doing different from the first guy and I should have been doing it the whole time. It was a looooong, demoralizing process where they tell me how weak and pathetic I was until, finally, I’d get to Jackie and he’d tell me what I was doing wrong too! I’d have to go cry, come back, look at the footage and be happy. There was no martial arts training before, just rehearsal. I had a great time though.

What did you have to do to perfect your Russian accent in the film?

Lucas: I played a lot of “Grand Theft Auto 4″ right before I went in to do that, a bunch of Russians in that video game and I play a lot of video games. I showed up on set and asked Bryan Levant (director) if I was going to be using an accent and he goes ‘Huh? You know what, sure, why not?’ So glad I had all that prep.

What did you and Jackie and the cast do off set for fun?

Lucas: They put me in a hotel in the middle of nowhere where the nearest thing I could walk to was McDonalds. I finally moved hotels and the last night there, I’d never even gotten a picture with Jackie and I just idolized him as a kid since I was five. Everything was so busy and he was basically the 2nd director on the movie as far as action scenes are concerned. I was waiting until the American stunt guys got done and they bailed on me. So I went to some Italian restaurant all alone and I see one of Jackie’s stunt guys. I go back into this secluded room and it’s all of Jackie’s people and Jackie’s at the head of the table and goes ‘oh, sit down. Sit down!’ I’m like ‘oh my God, I’m about to eat dinner with Jackie Chan!’ and I did. He paid for my meal and I got to talk with him all night and got a picture with him and he signed two of them for me.

Read more: Teen Hollywood

Lucas Till shows off his short new hair cut as he attends the premiere of The Spy Next Door held at The Grove in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon (January 9).

The 19-year-old star hooked up with JJJ this afternoon on Twitter to chat about working with Jackie Chan, his Russian accent and his horse farm dreams. Check out a summary of what we talked about:

On trying out different accents: “I played a lot of Grand Theft Auto 4 to get the [Russian] accent down and I love accent roles and would like to do more in the future. I definitely think I would like to have a Scottish accent in a role soon. Always wanted to be like Mel Gibson in Braveheart.”

On the lessons he picked up from Jackie Chan: “It was seriously a dream come true. I used to idolize him all throughout my younger years. [He taught me] how to get my butt kicked by a living legend. That was the most important one. Hehe.”

On his horse farm dreams: “I went with my dad in the mountains AND I just noticed that the boots I am wearing right now are the ones from the movie. Ha. When I get enough land, I will definitely have a horse of my own, actually a bunch of my own.”

Check out the rest of our interview on Twitter @justjaredjr and @lucastill!

Read more: http://justjaredjr.buzznet.com/2010/01/11/lucas-till-twitterview-jjj-exclusive/#ixzz0ch7dpYde

The Spy Next Door star Lucas Till is gearing up for the release of his new flick and couldn’t wait to tell JJJ all about his favorite scene.

The 19-year-old actor told us via Twitter-view, “[My favorite scene was] definitely the first one. Fun dialogue, speaking Russian, knife fighting with Jackie Chan, and going through a glass window. Honestly, I couldn’t tell you [how many takes it took]. It changed so many times and it took a week for the restaurant scene including rehearsal.”

To celebrate the release of the action flick in theaters THIS Friday, JustJaredJr.com is giving ONE lucky reader a chance to win their own spy tools! You’ll get a set of laser key chains, super cool binoculars and your very own ID wallet.

HOW TO ENTER: Leave a comment here with a valid email address (will not be published) and ONE lucky winner will be chosen at random at the end of the contest, which ends on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 @ 7:59PM EST. USA Only. Enter as many times as you want!!! Good luck!

Lucas Till is now setting his sights on working with Selena Gomez!

The 19-year-old actor revealed to TeenHollywood that Sel is one actress he’d absolutely love to work with. Lucas shared, “I think Selena Gomez is extremely talented. I have a lot of respect for people with a lot of talent. She’s extremely pretty and a really good actress.”

Lucas also joked that if he could, he’d work on action movies until he dies: “Actually, I’d be totally happy if I wasn’t a good actor at all and just did action movies for the rest of my life. And I got to do it in my last movie (Battle L.A.) I love it.”

Remember to enter our Spy Next Door contest and go see the flick, out THIS Friday!

Read more: http://justjaredjr.buzznet.com/2010/01/13/lucas-tills-dying-selena-gomez/#ixzz0ch37oLtI

We added some HQ stills

Lucas Till will be in a new movie called “Vacation 8″. They already filmed the movie last year at Thailand. Lucas plays Jack, a guy who goes on a vacation, but soon realizes that his vacation is turning into more than what he bargained for.

BOP and Tiger Beat caught up with star Lucas Till at The Spy Next Door premiere, where he talked about his most embarrassing moment on the movie set and even gave an awesome Jackie Chan impression! Also, check out Lucas greeting his two-time costar (from Hannah Montana: The Movie and The Spy Next Door) Billy Ray Cyrus on the red carpet and find out what Lucas’s nickname for him is! The Spy Next Door hits theaters everywhere on January 15th. Are YOU gonna go see it?!

Lucas tries to avoid getting hit by Jackie Chan’s bicycle in this new clip from Liongate’s The Spy Next Door. The movie stars Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, an undercover CIA superspy who decides to give up his career in espionage to settle down with his next-door neighbor and girlfriend, Gillian (Amber Valletta). But Bob has one more mission to complete before Gillian agrees to marry him: winning over her three opinionated kids.

When Gillian suddenly has to leave town, Bob volunteers to babysit the children so he can earn their approval. But when one of the kids mistakenly downloads a top-secret formula from his computer, Bob’s archenemy, a Russian terrorist, moves in for the attack, forcing Bob to juggle the roles of spy and prospective stepfather in the most challenging mission of his career!

Sorry guys the gallery was finally fixed today. We will resume adding pics later today or this week.

Check out this exclusive clip of Lucas Till in Spy Next Door!

Spy Next Door stars martial arts expert Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, an undercover CIA superspy who decides to give up his career in espionage to settle down with his next-door neighbor and girlfriend, Gillian (Amber Valletta). But Bob has one more mission to complete before Gillian agrees to marry him: winning over her three opinionated kids.

The flick, also starring Madeline Carroll, Billy Ray Cyrus and George Lopez, hits theaters on January 15, 2010.

Just like we did with cutie Madison Pettis, JJJ is hosting an interview on Twitter with Lucas! Got questions? Leave them in the comments and we’ll try to ask him!

Lucas said, “I’m Corporal Grayson, a Marine who has to defend the world — or defend Los Angeles more specifically — from the invasion of we-don’t-know-what. I can say that I surf for a little bit in the movie before the action starts really picking up, but once the action does start picking up, that’s it — pure action for the rest of the movie.”

Hey guys, just to let you know the gallery is not working as of now. We are looking in the issue.