She said: “I started jumping up and down with excitement – I just couldn’t believe she was right in front of me. I couldn’t believe that the day before I was in rainy Prestwick and now I was on this amazing set.”īut Brontë suddenly became star-struck the minute she saw her favourite actress Chloë Grace preparing for her scene. “I was driven on set in this big, fancy car.

“I chose the name as green is my favourite colour and I am a Celtic fan. All they had to give me was a cape and a mask. “I stuck a green diamond on my T-shirt and the rest of the outfit was made of black Primark leggings and silver Converse. “I had made my own costume and come up with my own superhero name – Green Vixen. “The next day I was in Pinewood Studios and about to appear in my favourite film – it was so surreal. There was no stopping me.īronte, circled, as Green Vixen alongside Chloe as Hit-Girl (Image: Twitter) “Mark got in touch to see if I could come to London the following day for filming. Once I posted it on YouTube, everything started to happen. “It literally took me 15 minutes to put it together. I wrote it because I’m a big fan of the character Hit-Girl.

The film, which co-stars Jim Carrey and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, is set to be released in August and the Ayrshire teen is looking forward to seeing herself on the big screen.īrontë, from Prestwick, said: “It was crazy – they really loved the song. after starring in the movieĪ month later, she received another Twitter message from Millar saying he had just had dinner with Kick-Ass 2 director Jeff Wadlow, who wanted to invite the teenager to London to be an extra in a superhero brawl scene. Scots writer Mark Millar baffled as Jim Carrey slates Kick-Ass 2 for promoting violence.She then posted the link to Kick-Ass comic book writer Mark Millar and, amazingly, he immediately got in touch with her via Twitter to say that he loved the song. WHEN teenager Brontë Tierney decided to write a song about her favourite Kick-Ass superhero, she had no idea she would end up with a role in the sequel.īrontë, 19, was so impressed with Hit-Girl – played by Chloë Grace Moretz – that she decided to come up with a tune in tribute.

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