Both take place during a scene in which Gus, Hazel, and Isaac go to egg Monica’s house, a truncated clip of which was shown at the panel. But I love you guys!”ĭuring a calmer moment, Green was able to share his favorite scenes in the film, one of which was not in the script, both realized by Wolff’s performance as Isaac (“and I’m not just saying that because he’s sitting next to me”). (“I couldn’t hear what I was saying some of the time,” Green told Vulture after the panel.) When the screaming turned to pushing (overturning tables and chairs in the mad rush to get to the microphone for the Q&A portion), Green had to scream back, “Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!” And then, “Everybody back to your seats, just for security purposes. By the time the rest of audience was let in - nearly 2,000 fans had camped out in front of the Special Events Hall at Jacob Javits Center - the noise was overwhelming and threatened to drown out the speakers, which included the director, writers, and producers of the film, as well as actor Nat Wolff. At their first glimpse of the author, they started cheering, and he gave a friendly wave.

Thirty minutes before Saturday’s BookCon panel for The Fault in Our Stars, John Green walked up to the stage to grab something, and although it was mostly an empty room, a few teenage girls had managed to sneak in.

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