When characters from "One Tree Hill" take a road trip, it rsquo;s no small feat.
And Wednesday rsquo;s episode of the CW drama series proves it. Virtually the entire cast and crew traveled from their usual North Carolina set to Honey Grove, Texas (pop.
1,746), where high school students made the winning video in a contest to have the show film a story on location.
"To interact with our fans was kind of unsettling. I rsquo;m an old-looking rsquo;teenager, rsquo; so it was fun to hang out with real teens and get a perspective on the age we rsquo;re playing."
heraldinteractive.com/siteImages/advertisement4.gif> Television, which produces "One Tree Hill," partnered with the beverage company Sunkist in sponsoring the contest. Any concerns about Honey Grove residents getting in the way of the actors rsquo; work evaporated quickly, according to Burton. "They got to see what the process was like. We do take after take, and we rsquo;re kind of a well-oiled machine at this point, since we rsquo;re in our fourth season. We rsquo;re also a family and we just included them in it. " "I grew up in Texas between the ages of 3 and 12, and it was great to drive through Dallas; I had forgotten how beautiful the architecture is. Everybody (in Honey Grove) was really excited, and what surprised me the most was how respectful everyone was. They seemed hopeful, like something new and exciting was happening for their town. " They really paid attention and listened to direction, and they wanted to do the best job they could. It was really wonderful.
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