Via People:

Hunger Games fans who flock to theaters this weekend will also get a sneak peek at a very different kind of love triangle.

A teaser trailer for The Host, the film adaptation of the 2008 sci-fi romance novel by Twilight author Stephenie Meyer, will unspool before The Hunger Games begins.

“It’s kind of an alien love story,” director Andrew Niccol tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue, which features an exclusive first look at the film, due March 29, 2013.

Irish actress Saoirse Ronan plays Melanie, one of the world’s last remaining free spirits. As an alien named Wanderer assumes control of Melanie’s soul, Melanie’s remaining emotions still draw her to a handsome human named Jared (Max Irons).

Rounding out the cast: Diane Kruger, who plays Seeker, an alien sent to regulate the takeover of Earth’s population.

Author Meyer is a producer on the film, but Twihards take note: vampires and werewolves are nowhere to be seen in The Host.

Hopefully we can anticipate a few clips in the teaser trailer tomorrow!

Congratulations to our six trailer contest winners! These awesome fans will appear in The Host teaser trailer:

Angie Cason – Shreveport, Louisiana
Ethan Polson – Ankeny, Iowa
Linda Barnes – Dinuba, California
Lisa M. Hayman – Covington, Indiana
Cody Billingsley – Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Danielle Hickin – Endwell, New York

And when will you get to see all of these beautiful people? Very, very soon! The trailer will be debuting Thursday, March 22nd on-air via Access Hollywood and online via Yahoo! Movies.

For more info—and to get a peek at the faces you should be looking for—please visit the movie fan page at facebook.com/thehostmovie!

Also, they’d love for you to comment and get involved, and personally I’d love to hear what kinds of things you would most like to have a peek at as we continue with the filming. Please chime in!

Although it sounds like it will focus on these contest winners, here’s hoping we do get a quick glimpse of the main cast, Max included!

Max Irons is the finely chiseled face of Macy’s affordable new INC line for men. Good looks and acting talent run in the family; he’s the son of the actor Jeremy Irons. Max will soon be jetting off to Louisiana to begin filming “The Host.” To prepare for his role, he is hitting the gym daily, sticking to his skincare regimen and to his dismay, trying to kick carbohydrates. I recently had tea with him at a London hotel in midtown.

T.T.: The spring men’s collection for Macy’s INC seems cool, wearable and very affordable. What do you like most about the clothes?

M.I.: Well, they are so comfortable. For me comfort is paramount. It all just feels like me. I don’t like shiny or stiff clothes; these are relaxed and have a lived-in feel and look.

T.T.: Do you like shopping?

M.I.: No, not really. I like going to one place, where you can find everything you need in one stop, like Macy’s!

T.T.: What is your everyday go-to outfit of choice?

M.I.: Black jeans, a button-down shirt and lace-up oxfords. I never wear sneakers. I don’t feel comfortable in them.

T.T.: Do you ever accessorize with jewelry?

M.I.: I’m not one for jewelry. But I’ve been considering a nice watch. My wish-list item would be a Cartier watch with the Roman numerals, a square face … preferably in rose gold.

T.T.: You’ve done some TV and theater in school. Where does the modeling fit in?

M.I.: I modeled while I was attending drama school at Guildhall, in London. I was pretty penniless at the time, so it really helped financially. Plus, I quite enjoy it.

T.T.: Now you’re about to star in your second movie, “The Host.” How are you getting in shape for your role?

M.I.: The most effective part of my workout has been interval runs. That is where you power-up the treadmill and run as fast as you can for about six to ten seconds. Then you slow down for about 24 seconds, still keeping your heart rate up. You do this for a total of 10–15 minutes, depending on how conditioned you are. If you do it with the proper form, you’ll get a great overall workout, strengthen your heart and burn some calories. It’s intense.