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Saturday, June 19, 2010
TwiSites Meet Stephenie!
TwiCracker buds Letters To Twilight, TwiFans and Twilight Series Theories and Twilight Source were the lucky fan sites who got to meet the creator herself yesterday!
Read previews of what went down during their 4 hour chill out session with Stephenie at:
'Remember Me' on Movies on Demand
Robert Pattison - Online received info that Remember Me will be available through "Movies on Demand" on June 22, the same day as the movie's release on DVD and Blu-ray.
Upcoming Appearances by Jackson Rathbone For 'Airbender'
MINNEAPOLIS
SATURDAY, JUNE 19TH, 2010
12:20 p.m.-1:20 p.m.
Rotunda at Mall of America
A Q&A with Nicola and Jackson kicks off at 12:00 p.m., followed by a fan photo sesh and autograph signing.
TORONTO
SUNDAY, JUNE 20th , 2010
7:00 p.m.-7:45 p.m.
Much Music Video Awards
See Nicola and Jackson on the red carpet at the Much Music Video Music Awards. Sadly, no autograph signing or meet & greet will be done here.
DETROIT
MONDAY, JUNE 21st , 2010
3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Nordstrom (2850 West Big Beaver, Troy, MI)
There’s a meet & greet, photo opp and autograph signing with Nicola and Jackson.
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Target Fireworks – Rooftop Event (Renaissance Center GM Building)
Hosted by WDHZ-FM (CHR), everyone in attendance will be able to get their photo taken with Jackson and Nicola and visit the photographer’s website to view and download.
MIAMI
TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd, 2010
4:15 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Aventura Mall
Top radio station Y100 will be hosting the meet & greet and autograph signing with Jackson and Nicola.
PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2010
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
Penn’s Landing
Be one of the first 230 fans to receive a wristband between 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The lucky bunch will score a special mini poster and get it signed by Jackson and Nicola.
Taylor Lautner's 'Abduction' Looking For Extras!
Interested candidates should send headshots and resumes to abductionextras@gmail.com.
Casting will take place the week of June 28, according to a listing on the Pittsburgh Film Office website.
“Abduction” features Lautner, of “Twilight” fame, as a young man seeking the truth about his life after spotting his baby photo on a website for missing persons. Filming will take place in Pittsburgh in July, with a cast that includes Sigourney Weaver, Alfred Molina, Maria Bello and Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy from the “Harry Potter” movies.)
Advertisement Donna Belajac Casting in Pittsburgh will cast 20 speaking roles, though submissions must come from agents, with first consideration going to Screen Actors Guild members.
Eclipse Soundtrack Scene by Scene (Spoilers)
I posted the soundtrack details from New Moon and since I was lucky enough to see a screening of Eclipse while in L.A. I thought I would post a similar one for you all.
This contains spoilers and it is not 100% complete since I was only able to watch the movie once and now have to wait with everyone else for the June 30 release.
Here it is:
1. Metric “Eclipse (All Yours)” –
Instrumental played in last meadow scene. Regular version in credits.
2. Muse “Neutron Star Collision ( Love is Forever)” –
One of 2 songs played during graduation party at Cullen's house.
3. The Bravery “Ours” - The 2nd song at the graduation party at the Cullen's house.
4. Florence + The Machine “Heavy in your Arms” - Credits. Sadly. I think this song is a fan favourite and we all had high expectations for it's placement. Then again, a song gets more playtime in credits.
5. Sia “My Love” – Leg Hitch Lovin' rawr!
6. Fan Farlo “Atlas” – I can't recall
7. The Black Keys “Chop and Change” – This is in the opening when Riley leaves the bar and the shadow version of Victoria bites and changes him.
8. The Dead Weather “Rolling in on a Burning Tire” – I can't recall.
9. Beck and Bat for Lashes ” Let’s Get Lost”- Letter from Jacob reading.
10. Vampire Weekend “Jonathon Low”- Edward drops Bella off to go hang with Jacob
11. Unkle “With You in My Head (featuring The Black Angels)” – I think this was fight training but I can't recall 100%
12. Eastern Conference Champions ” A Million Miles an Hour” – I don't recall.
13. Band of Horses ” Life on Earth”- I don't recall.
14. Cee Lo Green “What Part of Forever” – Credits.
15. Howard Shore “Jacob’s Theme”- I don't recall.
Rob tests out his Polish
The FULL translation courtesy of lalaith466 via pattinsonlife
Translation:
R: He has been learning Polish for three weeks.
I: Why?
R: He says he have to speak Polish in his new film. He said ‘podnieś nogę’ in Polish – it means ‘lift your leg up’.
I: It’s quite a weird request.
R He knows and doesn’t mean the interviewer to raise her leg.
I: It’s funny he chose this to tell her.
R: He forgot for a moment what it means in English but now he knows and feels embarrassed. He says it in the scene with an elephant.
I: It explains a lot.
I: In Eclipse there are two main plots: love of Bella and Edward and rivalry of Edward and Jacob.
The trio had to shoot many scenes together. She hopes they get along with each other.
R: They always get along with each other. It’s wonderful what happened to them but success didn’t go to their heads.
Twilight has become a big phenomenon but they were together in it from the start and they supported each other and it’s amazing.
I: She has read he didn’t want to go to the test shooting because he was afraid he was not able to play perfection of Edward.
R: He says that it’s funny because later he decided he would play Edward as so insecure and doubtful about himself as you could only imagine.
I: She asked if the fact he’s British helped.
R: Yeah, definitely. Now when he thinks about it, it seems he played himself.
But it’s funny because everyone thought Edward should be someone with absolute self-confidence all the time.
He never wanted to play him that way and finally everyone accepted it
I: He was named the best dressed man in the world. It’s funny because as a British he rather doesn’t mind what he wears, does he?
R: He doesn’t. He jokes he is wearing the same clothes all the week.
I: A British friend of hers told her once they don’t like when somebody pay attention to what they wear because it’s so shallow and facile.
Is it true?
R: He doesn’t know if it is some British mind-set but he thinks so. He is embarrassed when he is dressed to kill.
He doesn’t like wear new clothes and anything flashy.
I: Last time when she interviewed him he had a ripped jacket. She asked if it was intentionally.
R: He jokes probably it was.
I: It was during Remember Me promotion, it was yellow jacket.
R: He seems not to remember he has the one
I:What does he think about the title the sexiest man alive?
R: He jokes it’s obvious, he thinks there wasn’t any competition.
I: The title seems so silly – “the sexiest man alive”. She says he is British guy so he is supposed to be cynical.
R: Everyone who was named the sexiest in the world made a special interview about it
but he said: no way, I’m won’t make an interview about what is a feeling to be the sexiest man alive.
I: He had to feel idiotic.
R: He said to them: you’re insane. Don’t you see you look like complete morons?
So he didn’t give the interview an thinks and everyone was pissed about it.
I: Do people often think Robert is Edward? That he is the character he plays.
R: He says at the beginning it was frequent. At the fan conventions everyone believed the character stepped from book into real world.
I: Did they call him Edward?
R: Yes, they couldn’t understand they’re normal people.
I: Friends of hers ask their boyfriends: Will you be my Edward?
How did the movie affect his relationships with women? The expectations have to be high.
R: He is coping with it. He likes pressure. It makes him better.
Check out this press junket interview from what I assume is a Polish website. They got a chance to speak with Robert Pattinson and talk to him about Eclipse. Towards the end of the video, you hear Rob utter some Polish. I have no idea what he’s saying let alone the whole video LOL translation anyone?
Translation by lalaith466
He says he has to speak Polish in his new film (WFE)
How does he cope with comparisons to Edward?
He tries to manage it. He likes pressure because it makes him work better.
What does he think about the title sexiest man alive?
He jokes it’s obvious, he thinks there wasn’t any competition.
Why does he think he doesn’t deserve the title of the best dressed man?
He doesn’t like wear new clothes and anything flashy.
She said last time when she interviewed him he had a ripped jacket
(it was during Remember Me promotion) and asked if it was intentionally.
He jokes probably it was.
Finally he said ‘podnieś nogę’ in Polish – it means ‘lift your leg up’
it’s the line he says to Rosie in WFE
Robert Pattinson mentions WFE to the Daily Telegraph
In a new article with The Daily Telegraph, Rob talks a little bit about ‘Water For Elephants‘
Pattinson cut his locks for his latest movie, Water For Elephants, in which he plays a veterinary student working at a circus who falls for an equestrian rider, played by Reese Witherspoon.Read the entire interview after the cut
“The whole mentality of the character is completely different to Edward and I haven’t really had an enormous amount of time to prepare for it,” he says.
It was filming this movie that prevented Pattinson from visiting Sydney with Lautner and Stewart earlier this month to promote the new Twilight movie.
GIVEN Twilight’s phenomenal international success, it’s hard to imagine the next instalment of the vampire flicks could be a box office flop.
But Robert Pattinson isn’t taking anything for granted on the eve of the release of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.
“To be honest, I’m more terrified that it’s going to come out and no one’s going to see it,” Pattinson said.
Speaking on the phone whilst driving on a Californian highway, Pattinson is refreshingly down to earth, far removed from the hype that surrounds his Hollywood hunk status. His American twang from Twilight is replaced by his polite and friendly British tones and he seems genuinely keen for a chat – despite his reputation for being as brooding as his Twilight persona, the mysterious Edward Cullen.
He sounds kind of flattered, although wary, when this Insider admits to being an avid Twilight fan.
“Have you ever done an interview with a journalist who was a crazed Twilight fan?” I blurted.
“I think I’ve had one,” he muses. “She was from Vietnam and she was having a full-on panic attack in the interview, which was quite funny.”
With two blockbuster films already on the 24-year-old’s resume, three more in the works and millions of adoring fans, Pattinson has Hollywood at his feet.
The first two instalments, Twilight and New Moon, have broken countless box-office records, grossing more than $60 million in Australia alone and $1.3 billion worldwide.
The success was initially based on the cult following of Stephanie Meyer’s novels, which centre around Pattinson’s character Edward, his mortal love interest Bella Swan (played by Kristen Stewart) and a werewolf named Jacob (played by Taylor Lautner), who is also vying for Bella’s love.
The latest instalment, directed by David Slade, is slightly darker than the first two with a larger cast which includes Australian Xavier Samuel, whose character Riley leads an army of newborn vampires on a killing spree in Seattle.
“There’s more action in it and I guess it’s dark and more violent, but I always thought the tone of New Moon was quite dark,” Pattinson says.
The actor’s relatively new-found fame has brought with it an unwanted spotlight on his private life, in particular his much talked about relationship with co-star Stewart.
“It is extremely difficult but we are together, yes,” he told a British tabloid earlier this year, giving the media the first real proof the pair are, in fact, an off-screen item.
The intensely private star refuses to give press any fodder about his relationship – not for any amount of cash the gossip magazines might throw the couple’s way.
“I don’t understand why some people (sell stories) because it only ends up in sadness for yourself. I try to avoid it,” he says. “It becomes about money, and as soon as you start selling your actual life then you’re going down a really bad road.
“As long as you keep your job and your life separate, you’re much happier, and it’s much easier to deal with things and it’s much easier to escape.”
Pattinson, whose unruly head of hair and piercing blue-grey eyes have secured him spots atop a string of “world’s sexiest” lists, can’t see what the fuss is about, bewildered by the attention on his looks.
“I remember when I had my hair cut and it was on CNN,” he said. “Have they got nothing better to talk about? It’s quite funny.”
Pattinson cut his locks for his latest movie, Water For Elephants, in which he plays a veterinary student working at a circus who falls for an equestrian rider, played by Reese Witherspoon.
“The whole mentality of the character is completely different to Edward and I haven’t really had an enormous amount of time to prepare for it,” he says.
It was filming this movie that prevented Pattinson from visiting Sydney with Lautner and Stewart earlier this month to promote the new Twilight movie.
“I haven’t ever been to Australia but a lot of my best friends from school have moved there, to Melbourne,” he says excitedly, using our chat as an opportunity to get in touch with a long-lost mate.
“If Charlie is reading this, tell him to call me,” he says. “We used to stay in contact via Facebook but I can’t really have Facebook any more because it kept getting hacked into so I haven’t talked to him for a while.
“Tell him to call my mum because he’s probably still got that number.”
As for what the future holds, there’s the strong possibility he won’t be in front of the lens forever.
“I really enjoy it (acting) but there are a lot of other things I want to do as well. I really want to produce a movie,” he admits.
As for whether he will miss playing Edward when the fourth and final Twilight film, Breaking Dawn, is completed, the actor’s feelings are mixed: “I don’t know. I did some shoots for Eclipse a few weeks ago and it did feel so familiar … I guess I’m going to miss it quite a bit when it’s finished.”
But there’s one element he won’t be sad to leave behind: “The contact lenses are the most annoying things to put on every morning.
“I bet you the next thing I do will be some prosthetic-heavy part, playing a cow or something.”
That’s still some way off though, with production on Breaking Dawn beginning later this year.
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse opens on July 1
By Elle Halliwel
Ashley Greene Says Rob is One of her Biggest Inspirations
The 23-year-old actress plays Robert’s adopted sister Alice Cullen in the Twilight film franchise. The young star was completely unprepared for her meteoric rise to fame, and admits she was terrified by the attention she started getting after the first film premiered.
While the rest of her world seemed to be spinning out of control, Ashley says she stayed sane by trying to be more like Robert because he has remained “completely unaffected” by his fame.
“Robert Pattinson, who plays my adoptive brother in the Twilight films, has been one of my biggest inspirations,” Ashley said. “As a person, he’s not like anyone I’ve ever met in Hollywood, and as an actor he’s a complete natural. He has no ego.
“Everyone loves him, but he’s unaffected by that and never seems fazed by the attention that comes his way. He’s not changed a bit since I worked with him on the first Twilight movie.”
Ashley says the level of fan attention has increased as the vampire drama series progresses. At first, she found her “devoted” fans “slightly terrifying” but has now learnt to be flattered by their attention.
“When I started out as an actress I thought only about work. I never stopped to consider what it would be like to be famous,” she explained to British newspaper The Daily Mail.
“The Twilight movies attract extremely devoted fans. When they meet me their reactions are sometimes a little odd. Quite often they just stand in front of me and start crying and shaking. It was slightly terrifying at first, but I’ve learnt to accept it.
“So long as people are responding in a positive way, that’s a huge compliment to me and to the movies I’m in.”
source via PattinsonLife
Elizatells EW 5 thingsd she loved about filming Eclipse
“I enjoyed the stuff with Bree [Jodelle Ferland] and Dakota [Fanning]. Dakota is really scary in this movie [laughs]. She’s so unsettling because she has that angelic face, and she’s so terrifying. I mean, genuinely. It was impressive. Her character intimidated our characters so genuinely, which is great as an actor, to watch a 15-year-old come up and scare the s–t out of you. We were genuinely scared.”
“There was an action scene I did with Peter [Facinelli] where we were in a battle. We fight together — because we’re a team and he’s so protective he wouldn’t let me fight by myself — it’s pretty intense. We both do some intensely violent things, which was pretty scary. And I didn’t enjoy that stuff. I realized I don’t like pretending to hit people because it kind of makes me feel bad, like what if I hit them [for real]? What if I get nervous? And so the director was like, ‘You’re not getting mad.’ He tried to piss me off and it worked. [Laughs] He started yelling things at me off-camera to genuinely make me mad. So then I got really mad and he was like, ‘Yea!’ It was a weird thing but a great tactic on his part.”
“I like all the stuff in the house. They re-created the house we shot in back in Portland. I mean, they built the entire house. It was amazing. Every detail was exactly the same. So I really liked those scenes where we were all sitting around, trying to make decisions, and being a family. It’s what you want a family to be, and that’s part of what appeals to me about these books and characters. They’ve chosen their family and chosen to be together — none of us are actually related. So there’s something about all of us being together that’s so nice.”
“Bryce [Dallas Howard] and Xavier [Samuel] have a scene on the bridge. I remember Nikki [Reed] and I were on set for a hair test, and we went down to set to check it out, and it was beautiful and sexy. I’m excited to see it.”
“There was a really cool scene where we meet with the wolves. It’s a complicated thing we’re trying to do; we’re trying to team up with them to defeat the Newborns and save our way of life and save our family. So we collaborate with them, and it’s not easy. So we have this first meeting with them, and what’s funny about it is that they’re not wolves in real life. So they had these cardboard cutout wolves for us for our eye line — because you know they go in there and build the wolves later with CGI. So we were doing these really intense, serious scenes with these hilarious cardboard cutout wolves in the middle of this big forest. It was so surreal. I kind of wish we just shot it with those wolves. I think it would have been really interesting. [Laughs]“
Twilight Under the Stars
12 Nationwide Evening Events to Provide Families, Friends and Fans
the Opportunity to See the First Two Films in
THE TWILIGHT SAGA Under the Stars
Moviefone.com to Live-Stream Twilight Night
Bringing Experience to Fans Everywhere
Los Angeles, CA June 18, 2010 – In celebration of the lunar eclipse on the evening of June 26th, Summit Entertainment is inviting everyone across the nation to “TWILIGHT Night,” a 12-city event including outdoor screenings of TWILIGHT and THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON. The family and community-oriented events are the perfect chance for those new to the film franchise as well as moviegoers in general to immerse themselves in THE TWILIGHT SAGA phenomenon just in time for the highly anticipated theatrical release of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE, the third installment of Summit Entertainment’s TWILIGHT SAGA film franchise, on June 30th.
The excitement of THE TWILIGHT SAGA will be delivered directly to fans in their hometowns and online with “TWILIGHT Night” special events. Moviefone will live-stream events from Philadelphia and San Diego at www.moviefone.com/twilightnight which will include interviews with cast, fan reactions, special guests and sneak peeks of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE, allowing those unable to attend to still take part in the celebration. In addition, each event will include special cast member appearances as well as engaging activities to be enjoyed prior to the outdoor evening film screenings, including a red carpet and photo booth, both provided by Moviefone.
For more information about the nationwide screenings and to see if one is in your hometown, visit http://www.eclipsethemovie.com/.
Events are currently scheduled to take place in the following cities and venues. Doors open at 6:00 PM local time in each city. Attendance will be accommodated on a first come, first served basis. See local event information for additional instructions.*
Atlanta
Atlantic Station
171 17th St NW
Atlanta, GA
Dallas
AT&T Plaza at the American Airlines Center
2500 Victory Ave
Dallas, TX
Denver
Sloan’s Lake Park
17th Ave and Sheridan
Denver, CO
Miami
Gusman Center Performing Arts
174 East Flagler Street
Miami, FL
Philadelphia
The Piazza
North Second Street and Germantown Avenue, Below Girard
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix
Desert Ridge Shopping Center
21001 North Tatum Blvd.
Phoenix, AZ
Portland
Colonel Summers City Park
Portland, OR
Salt Lake City
Movie in the Park
Fairmont Park located
2361 South 900 East
Salt Lake City, UT
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Station
1820 Market Street
St. Louis, MO
San Diego
Park at the Park (Downtown)
10th & K
San Diego, CA
Seattle
Fremont Outdoor Movies
3501 Phinney Ave N.
Seattle, WA
*I wanna go!!
Washington DC
National Harbor Plaza
163 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD
*Cities, venues and times are subject to change. Visit http://www.eclipsethemovie.com/ for the most current information.
TWILIGHT is rated PG-13 for some violence and a scene of sensuality.
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON is rated PG-13 for some violence and action.
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE is rated PG-13 for intense sequences of action and violence, and some sensuality.
MELISSA ROSENBERG clarifies her "Breaking Dawn birth scene" statements
"You know, you can do childbirth without seeing childbirth. ... It doesn't mean it's any less evocative of an experience . . . From a screenwriter standpoint that's gonna land more squarely in the director's hands . . . That's one of those things [where] I kind of say [and] make a few sort of general suggestions on the page and say, 'Go! Go, Bill! Do it!'"
Rosenberg took to Facebook to clarify her statements.
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