They might look tough on-camera but in real life, the 'Divergent' movie cast heroes likewise have their sentimental sides especially when it comes to love! For its April issue, Seventeen magazine was able to interview the pivotal men of the upcoming Divergent' movie: Theo James, Ansel Elgort, Miles Teller, and Ben Lloyd-Hughes to name a few.

Theo James, who plays the role of mentor Four, admits that he is terrible with regards to making the first move: "I tell a couple bad jokes. Usually I make a fool of myself!"

Nonetheless, even if there are awkward moments, the Philosophy degree holder says that love will find a way if it is mean to be: "I don't worry about messing it up the first time so much because it will work out in the end if it's supposed to."

As opposed to James, Teller is proud of how his friends see him: "My best friends would say that I'm not a good dancer and get their sloppy seconds. None of that is true. I've always been the best dancer and I get the girls first."

Ansel Elgort, on the other hand, sheds light as to how it feels to be heartbroken. In his case, he had to get rid of  a toxic relationship which lasted for a year: "It's hard, but you have to look and realize that a year of your time feeling that way sucks, but it's so necessary to get you to what amazing things will come next."

Those who want to express their feelings to someone can likewise get a tip from Ben Lloyd-Hughes: "I think it's always great when someone has the confidence and openness to say how they feel.  Even if [the other person doesn't] feel the same way, you've gotten it off your chest and you've maybe even planted a seed that might lead to something later on."

Apart from the male 'Divergent' cast members, Shailene Woodley also recently told Daily Mail about her relationship preference. As for the 22-year-old actress, one's gender isn't an issue when it comes to falling in love.

"I fall in love with human beings based on who they are, not based on what they do or what sex they are," said Woodley.