Irish Twilight Sisters

Scans: Tinsel Korey In Trox Magazine

2012-01-27T20:56:00.000Z

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Bel Ami to be a 15's film in the UK - 16's in Ireland

2012-01-27T20:08:00.007Z

With a release date of March 9th, the UK's Board of Film Classifications, the BBFC, has awarded a 15 certificate to the filmmakers of Bel Ami.

As for the Irish rating, Ireland's Film Classification board, the IFCO, has given Bel Ami a '16' rating for Strong Language and [Strong] Sex and Nudity.

**NOTE**
The release date is listed on both sites as March 2nd. This was the original UK release date but was changed a few days ago. It looks like they just haven't gotten around to changing the websites yet... IF the date reverts back to the 2nd, we will let you know!

UK Rating

Ireland Rating

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MTV interviews David Cronenberg after 'Cosmopolis' win!

2012-01-24T18:47:00.001Z

via MTV;

Eric Packer is about to embark upon the worst car ride of his life. Thankfully, Robert Pattinson — the actor who plays Packer in"Cosmopolis" — doesn't share his character's fate.

Rob *drools* and David on the Cosmopolis set
Pattinson fans came out in full force to elect "Cosmopolis" the winner of the MTV Movie Brawl 2012, a weeks-long tournament that pitted several of 2012's biggest releases against one another to determine which film is the must-see cinematic event of the year. After tense battles against titans like "Bel Ami,""The Twilight Saga - Breaking Dawn: Part 2," "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Hunger Games," it's Pattinson's upcoming indie thriller that took home the grand prize.

It's a surprising result for many onlookers, given that "Cosmopolis" has yet to release a trailer and only has a tentative release date of 2012. But Rob's fans rallied behind their man, opting to support his future in "Cosmopolis" over his past in "Twilight" — a commanding decision from a massive fanbase that demands attention, to say the least. In fact, the movement was so strong that it even caught "Cosmopolis" director David Cronenberg's eye even before the film won the brawl for it all. Shortly after the victory was announced, Cronenberg got on the phone with MTV News to talk about what "Cosmopolis" winning the MTV Movie Brawl means for the film, Pattinson's performance, when fans can expect to see a trailer and much more.

MTV: David, thanks for talking with us! Have you been filled in on what's happened with "Cosmopolis" over here?

David Cronenberg: You know, I've been following it! I'm shocked! I'm shocked and amazed and really tickled. It proves that movie fans are unpredictable and really interesting and really passionate. It's fantastic. I would have never, ever imagined that this would happen.

MTV: How did the tournament first get on your radar?

Cronenberg: Somebody sent me something and said, "Hey, we seem to be doing OK in this Movie Brawl thing that MTV's got going on." I didn't know about it. At that point, we were struggling with "The Dark Knight," I think. I thought, "Wow, that's pretty impressive!" Because "Cosmopolis," while I think in terms of what it is as cinema is pretty hefty, but in terms of budget and promotion, it's an underdog compared to something like "The Dark Knight" franchise. I really didn't think we would have much of a chance. That really got my attention.

MTV: What's kind of incredible, too, is that right before that battle with Batman, "Cosmopolis" was up against "Twilight." It was Rob versus Rob! In what we saw, it seemed that fans were putting their votes towards Rob's future instead of his past.

Cronenberg: Well, and I think that's one of the things that I meant when I said it was interesting. Because that's not the kind of thing you would predict. But it was really terrific, and in that sense, they're right. As I've said many times, if you're a "Twilight" fan, then you might not be interested in "Cosmopolis" because Rob is not Mr. Cullen. But if you're a Rob fan, then you've got to be interested in "Cosmopolis," because you will see him as you have not seen him before, for sure.

MTV: Clearly, there is a lot of interest in this movie, seeing that it came out ahead over movies like "Dark Knight," "Twilight" and "Hunger Games." There is a lot of attention on Rob, of course. Can you talk about your experience working with Rob, and the kind of actor you found him to be over the course of shooting "Cosmopolis"?

Cronenberg: He's terrific. He deserves the affection that the fans have for him. He's incredibly sweet, he's very funny, he's very bright and he's also very knowledgeable about cinema. Not just movies but the history of cinema. He knows a lot about it. He's just a sweetheart. And he's totally professional. He's always right there. We had a lot of fun shooting [the movie] because, as I say, he has a great sense of humor. We just played a lot. I think that's a really great tone that's set for everybody on the set. The lead actor has a really big influence on the tone of the shoot. If you've got a guy who's very difficult and neurotic or whatever, they can't help but affect everybody's day. But Rob is not like that. He's just a ray of sunshine. In fact, he's in absolutely every scene of the movie, so obviously his temperament would have a huge influence on how the shoot went ... and it was a dream. It was a beautiful shoot.

MTV: I think one of the reasons why some are surprised with how this tournament played out is that most of the films that were competing have trailers. This one doesn't — at least not yet! When can fans expect to see a trailer?

Cronenberg: We feel probably that this won't be released until next fall. It's not exactly a summer movie and it won't be ready for a while. The movie is finished, but something that fans maybe don't know is how long it takes a movie to get released. You want to do a couple of film festivals, the studios in each country have to get their materials ready. The photographs, the trailers, everything ... it takes a lot of time, you know? The other thing is, we kind of want to keep things a little bit of a secret until we unleash it on the world. We're pretty excited about it and we don't really want to let too much out about what it is and how it plays.

MTV: In terms of when this is coming out, you said perhaps fall of this year. So there's no firm release date just yet?

Cronenberg: No, not at all. It's been sold to a lot of countries and distributors around the world, but for example, it does not yet have U.S. distribution. That's fine, because we didn't want to look for it until we had the finished film. But frankly, the Movie Brawl results might well help us get some good U.S. distribution! [He laughs.] I just thought of that, but you know, it's possible! It's interesting to hear that indication of interest before you even release a trailer — that's pretty darn good. But you can't release a trailer until you have a distributor, and a distributor has to really have all the material, so it takes a while.

MTV: Well, something close to 6 million votes were cast in this tournament, and almost 4 million were cast in this final poll alone. The numbers do not lie.

Cronenberg: That's fantastic. That's just great. That's just great.

MTV: In the spirit of this tournament, what's the movie you're most excited to see in 2012? What's the film you can't wait to get your eyes on?

Cronenberg: You know, I'm so focused on what I've been doing that I actually don't know what's around! It's strange. I haven't even caught up with last year's films. I have a movie out now called "A Dangerous Method" with Keira Knightley, Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen. I've been touring the world promoting that, been to a ton of film festivals, but I haven't had a chance to see any of the movies, because I'm constantly having to do interviews and stuff for that. Now, that's calmed down now that the movie has finally been released in the U.S., but the result is that I'm way behind on everything.

MTV: So you've got to catch up on 2011 before moving onto 2012.

Cronenberg: That's right! Let me catch up first, and then I'll start thinking about 2012.

MTV: Finally, any last messages to the "Cosmopolis" fans who pushed this movie to the top?

Cronenberg: They won't be disappointed in Rob. He is fantastic.

Pfft! We knew that already, David, but thank you ;)

Video: Billy Burke singing "Removed"

2012-01-24T16:29:00.001Z

Check out Chief Swan singing! Wow, he's good, isn't he?
Why did Bella never tell us tha...wait. What's that?

OH!
Sorry. Um, yeah... of course meant 'check out BILLY BURKE singing'!
Of course... ;)

It's his new single "Removed" which you can download for free from www.billyburke.net.

What do you think of it? :)

Awh... he looks so different without the 'stache! I miss it!! :(

New/Old UHQ Outtake of Robert Pattinson from Entertainment Weekly (2009)

2012-01-24T00:21:00.002Z

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Robert Pattinson's Cosmopolis Wins MTV's 'Movie Brawl'

2012-01-24T00:10:00.001Z

As many of you are aware from our overly-obsessive Facebook-ing and Tweeting,

(er, sorry about that ~ Jess)

Robert Pattinson's Cosmopolis was involved in an 'MTV Movie Brawl' with "The Hunger Games" to figure out the film you're most excited to see in 2012.

Well..... here are the results:

Therefore I am proud to say that....

COSMOPOLIS HAS WON!!!

Josh Horowitz from MTV was the one who broke the news to Paul Giamatti.
(Benno Levin in Cosmopolis)
Check out his reaction below!

Cosmopolis was actually an MTV wild card entry in the beginning - meaning it wasn't even on the initial list MTV had - and was nominated into the competition.

It soon beat Rob's other film, Bel Ami (by only 3 votes, might I add!) before taking out Breaking Dawn Part 2 and The Dark Night Rises in order to get into the final - where it met it's rival - The Hunger Games.

Voting between the two movies was tight - with the leaders changing from hour to hour and only managing to get a lead of 0.1 or 0.2% before dropping again!

But Rob's fans prevailed!

Are you proud??

thanks again, Robsessed. I love this gif :)

Now if only we could get a trailer...lol

Here's how MTV announced the win;

The final buzzer has sounded, the brawl for it all is over, and Robert Pattinson is the last man standing: "Cosmopolis" has won MTV Movie Brawl 2012. His indie drama made for one hell of a Cinderella story in the vote-driven tournament to pick the must-see movie of the year. Entering the bracket as a #4 seed (following an impressive showing in the play-in round), "Cosmopolis" appeared to be facing an unavoidable Elite Eight ouster. What were the chances Pattinson's cerebral film about a young finance wiz taking a day-long limo ride though New York City would beat "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2"?

Apparently pretty good. Fans banded together, choosing to support RPattz's post-vampire career rather than the franchise that made him a star. "Breaking Dawn" was sent packing. And so, after easily fighting off "The Dark Knight Rises," "Cosmopolis" came to face "The Hunger Games," a brand-new franchise that had waltzed through the tournament and seemed to be the odds-on favorite to win the whole tourney. But it was not to be. After more than 3 million votes and a slew of lead changes, Pattinson's film beat back Jennifer Lawrence's series to become the undisputed champion of the Movie Brawl.

Hours before voting closed Monday afternoon (January 23), with "Cosmopolis" staking out an insurmountable lead and the MTV Movies team at the Sundance Film Festival, we broke the news to Pattinson's co-star, Paul Giamatti, that their film had won the tournament. "Holy cow, that's astounding!" he said. "The fact of that is amazing. ... That's a really cool thing that it brings that visibility to that movie." It's been a whirlwind few weeks in the tournament, so we'd like to thank all the fans who voted. The Brawl broke bigger than we could have ever hoped. Well over 5 million votes were cast. The competition spread wildly over Twitter and Facebook. Our comments sections caught fire as fans debated, argued and rallied. In the end, though, only one film could stand as the undisputed champion of the MTV Movie Brawl.

Pattinson, Giamatti, director David Cronenberg and everyone connected to "Cosmopolis" — we salute you!

All that's left for me to say now is... WELL DONE!

You have made Robert Pattinson proud and proved our fandom is still going strong! :)

Thanks to Robsessed for the screencap and link to the video ;)

Studio Canal Updates UK (and Irish?) Release Date for ‘Bel Ami’

2012-01-23T15:36:00.002Z

Studio Canal, the UK distributor for Bel Ami, have just updated their website and are now showing a UK Release Date of March 9, 2012 for Bel Ami.

Ireland usually gets the same release dates as the UK, so here's hoping it's right! :D

If it is, then there's just 46 days until we get it :)

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Robsten Prediction for 2012 from OK! Magazine Philippines

2012-01-23T13:44:00.000Z

What do you think will happen this year for Robert Pattinson or Kristen Stewart??

OK! Magazine has predicted what 2012 holds for the two stars.

"The Twilight starts will be more open about their real-life romance. Robert will also score a huge project, which will elevate him from his heartthrob status to a certified Hollywood actor. Kristen, on the other hand, will find herself at odds with her manager or agent causing her to look for another person to oversee her career."

Check out the scan below...

Do you agree with their prediction?

I agree with Rob's one, but Kristen has got a major movie coming out in June, so I truly don't see her disappearing from the big screen any time soon.
Maybe you have a different opinion though?

Comment and let me know :) ~ Jess

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2 New Pan Am" Clips: "Can't Wait Any Longer" & "An Investment in Friendship"

2012-01-23T13:12:00.001Z

Ashley Greene and Michael Mosley in Pan Am:
"I Can't Wait Any Longer"

Ashley Greene, Margot Robbie, and Michael Mosley:
"An Investment in Friendship"

YT Thanks @starryeyed_a / via Gossip Dance

Carter Burwell on ‘Breaking Dawn – Part 2′ and the Creative Process

2012-01-23T12:52:00.001Z

Ever wonder how Carter Burwell managed to score Twilight and Breaking Dawn so brilliantly?

In an interview with "The Sag Harbor Express" he explains a little about the creative process, and how he thought up the melody for the Twilight music.

Carter Burwell

Over the course of a 28-year career, the film composer and Amagansett resident [Carter Burwell] has written music for more than 75 feature-length films including “Twilight” and nearly every film ever made by the Coen Brothers.

At what point in the filming process will you come onboard?
Generally, I don’t actually write anything until a film has actually been shot. But, there are some exceptions.
In the movie I’m working on right now, which is “Breaking Dawn: Part II,” they needed Rob Pattinson and the actress who plays his daughter to play piano on screen. I had to write this duet before they shot the film so they could actually learn the parts. Rob is a musician, so he prides himself on working out the fingering for these correctly.
So before the movie is finished filming, but after you’ve discussed the mood of the film with the directors, do you start to research and gather sounds?
I do. Actually, it’s an interesting thing. The question of mood doesn’t really come up that much. A typical thing we would discuss would be the motivation of the main character.
So, I understand the creative process, the idea of trying to find a character’s motivation. But, how do you even start to put music to it?
I’ll first watch the movie enough to get a definite idea of what I think it wants: there’s a story element that needs a theme, or there’s a character that needs a theme. I’ll have these thoughts in mind, and then I’ll go and play the piano without the movie there and that’s what I do. I’ll sit at the piano for as long as it takes — and hopefully it doesn’t take too long because they don’t give you that much time!
Have you always played piano?
I took lessons as a kid — I really hated it — and came back to it later when I was in my high school years because a friend showed me how to improvise on piano. Playing written music, which is of course what I was doing when I had lessons as a kid, is not really interesting to me. I don’t even like playing my own music once it’s written down.
Have you always been able to associate emotions with sound? For instance, to know what a character’s motivation is, and then easily get to the piano and play it out?
What you just brought up is the hardest thing. To find what that relationship is between sound and emotion, and to do it in some non-cliché way is still a bit of a mystery to me. The only way I can usually do it is to just try many, many, many things… but that’s what I enjoy doing on piano. I make random mutations in a melody, or a theme, and then I perform selections by choosing ones I think are getting me somewhere.

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‘Twilight’ on Broadway: Rob and Kristen doubles revealed!

2012-01-23T11:35:00.000Z

Meghann Fahy & Colin Hanlon in the reading of 'Twilight: The Musical';
Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson in 'Twilight

In a charitable one-night only first reading of ‘Twilight: The Musical,’ audience members were treated to a first hand look at the progress that is the journey of making a musical from the worldwide phenomenon book series that is ‘Twilight.’

Gemma Wilson, writing for Broadway Buzz, gave a recap of the one-night special. Interestingly, the play goes head-to-head with another worldwide sensation - Harry Potter.

Yes, the 'Twilight' teens battle it out with the Hogwarts crew in the Broadway play that is still very much in development.

Though Harry, Hermoine, and pals ultimately fall to Edward and Bella and company in the scope of the play, Wilson writes that there is an apparent message that draws comparisons between the morals of the two teen hits.

"You were willing to sacrifice everything to get a boyfriend. In the end, you destroyed yourself,” says Harry to Bella at the end of the play.

The reading took place on January 16th at New World Stages in New York City, playing host to screaming (and howling) teenage fans. The play, based on the book written by Ashley Griffin, features music from four different composers and was directed by Gabriel Barre.

The actors had only 24 hours to prepare for their one-night-only reading of the play, which provided “more than $3,000 for Blessings in a Backpack, an organization that makes sure elementary schoolers whose families qualify for Free and Reduced Price Meal program have enough to eat on weekends, as well.”

Chosen to play Bella was Meghann Fahy, who mimicked Kristen Stewart’s thought patterns while performing.

"There are so many Kristen Stewart-isms that I adore,” ‘Twilight’ fan Fahy told Broadway.com. "Like—how do I say this?—being perplexed by your own thoughts, because they’re just so huge that you can’t even say them."

Colin Hanlon was picked to take on the role of teen heart throb and vampire Edward Cullen.

“I don’t look like him, so I had to pick out a couple of his little quirks,” Hanlon said, of playing the role of Edward. “Like, he always has his head down, and he’s always standing over [Bella] in kind of an intimidating way, and every word out of his mouth is like he’s trying to do Shakespeare and ... it’s not," he said. "The more seriously you can take that character, that’s what makes it funny.”

"What we just did is so ridiculous," Fahy said of the radical stage adaption of 'Twilight', "and really, that’s the reason it works.”

The play continues to be in development for the rest of the month.

Would you like to see a Twilight-Musical in Ireland?
Or would you just like to stick with the movies and books?

I think it'd be fun :) ~ Jess

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Ashley Greene: First Poster and Stills From “LOL”

2012-01-23T11:29:00.000Z

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Video Clip: Ashley Greene in PanAm

2012-01-21T23:41:00.001Z

Check out Ashley Greene's appearance on PanAm!
FYI: That's Christina Ricci playing 'Maggie' - AKA 'Clotilde de Marelle' in Robert Pattinson's upcoming film Bel Ami! :)

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Daniel Radcliffe Mentions Rob and Twilight on Jonathan Ross Show

2012-01-21T23:29:00.000Z

Mention starts at about 6:46

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New 'Bel Ami' Scenes and BTS Footage From MTV Russia

2012-01-21T21:49:00.008Z

Video of new and longer scenes and more behind the scenes footage (dubbed)

*skip to about 0:22 to get past the talking and on to the actual scenes!*

Translation of voice-over
by robsten.ru via Robsessed, and then proof-read by us!

In Spring 2012, there will be a screening of the dramatic picture Bel Ami, based on the novel by Guy de Maupassant. This novel is referred to as being a French Literature Classic.
It was filmed many times - one of which was porno! And although everyone probably knows this already, the premiere is being met with impatience because the main character is played by handsome Twilight actor Robert Pattinson.

The creators of the film Bel Ami decided not to rewrite a classic, and made quite a precise adaptation. The main character is Georges DuRoy, an ex-military soldier living in poverty in the midst of luxury Paris. But one day, he meets his old fellow Charles Forestier, who has become a journalist, and a new life starts.
Georges can do almost nothing, but he is very attractive and his mind is resourceful. On having new experiences he understands that there is invisible power in the higher society that can help him gain more power.
This power comes in the form of the wives of rich and powerful men.

In the beginning, he has a love affair with his friend's wife - then with a high society lady called Clotilde de Marelle. Then with her daughter. And it is her who calls him Bel Ami.
George's life soon becomes full, with a line of mistresses, lies, manipulations and calculated marriages.

The director of Bel Ami is Englishman Declan Donnellan.
Russia knows him thanks to his numerous performances in the Moscow Artistic Academic Theatre (MHAT), the Pushkinâ's theatre and even in Bolshoy theatre.
Declan managed to combine outstanding cast for this film. Bel Ami's Georges Duroy is Robert Pattinson, who is finally free from his vampire alter-ego.
In this movie, he has love affairs with wonderful actresses, including Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, Kristin Scott Thomas and so on. Everything was filmed in London and Budapest, but the action is actually meant to be in Paris.

As Robert Pattinson said himself, he played amoral Georges with great pleasure not only because he got to learn French, but because the Bel Ami Novel is one of his favourite books.

Bel Ami hits cinemas here on March 2nd. Are you excited? :D

sovsem-inaja at Pattinsonlife / RPLife

Shooting Start Date for The Host Announced

2012-01-18T23:07:00.000Z

In an article about the production companies Chockstone and Nick Wechsler, it was revealed that principal photography on Stephenie Meyer's "The Host" would begin on February 13th 2012, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Both the Chockstone and Nick Wechsler production companies are producing The Host, but no casting announcements (apart from Saoirse Ronan) have been made yet.

Wow!

It's hard to believe that The Host will start filming in less than a month! (considering plans for a book-movie adaptation were announced way back in 2009!)

Have you read the book? Would you go see the film just out of loyalty to Stephenie Meyer?

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Holliday Grainger to Access Hollywood: "Budapest Just Went R-Pattz Mad"

2012-01-18T22:22:00.000Z

Holliday spoke to Access Hollywood about the challenges presented while filming Bel Ami with Rob.

Holliday previously worked alongside Robert Pattinson pre-Twilight, playing the role of pregnant-teen "Charlie Cooper" in the film "The Bad Mothers Handbook".
She plays "Suzanne Rousset" in Bel Ami.
(Read the book to find out just how important she is to Georges Duroy...;))

3 New Bel Ami stills

2012-01-15T21:39:00.003Z

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Peoples Choice Awards 2012 - Master Post

2012-01-11T23:30:00.008Z

The People's Choice Awards air tonight, and the lovely Robert Pattinson and Ashley Greene will be in attendance!

Thankfully, PopSugar once again has a Red-Carpet Livestream from 8PM ET (1AM GMT) but you can also watch the PCA's own Carpet-Coverage in the video-box below!

You can then (hopefully) watch the award show, by clicking here or here

(It starts at 9PM ET/ 2AM GMT )

Both Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner are nominated for awards;

Robert Pattinson - Favourite Movie Actor
Taylor Lautner - Favourite Action Movie Star
Water for Elephants - Favourite Drama Movie - WINNER!!
Water for Elephants - Favourite Book Adaptation

As Well as two artists from the Twilight Soundtracks;

Favourite Male Artist - Bruno Mars
Favourite R&B Artist - Bruno Mars
Favourite Band - Linkin Park

(NOTE: Twilight was not included in the voting this year as there was such a long wait between films!)

We'll update this post with pictures / videos when we can :)

People Lining up across the street! (via)

The Red Carpet!

The Awards making their way into the Nokia theater! (via)

Ashley Greene on the Carpet! (via)

Better pic of Ashley Greene (via)

First shot of Rob! (via)

HQ: Betty White and Robert Pattinson (via)

Discussing the whereabouts of Robert Pattinson, and what he will wear to the show!

Thanks Spunk Ransom!

Rob Accepting his Award for "Water for Elephants"

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Robert Pattinson to attend The Peoples Choice Awards 2012!

2012-01-09T21:08:00.002Z

Robert Pattinson has been confirmed to attend The Peoples Choice Awards 2012 on Wednesday, January 11th!
While Ashley Greene is also confirmed to attend, there is still no word on whether any other cast members will be there.
We'll keep you posted ;)

Voting is now closed, but Rob and Taylor are nominated for a few awards:

Robert Pattinson - Favourite Movie Actor
Taylor Lautner - Favourite Action Movie Star
Water for Elephants - Favourite Drama Movie
Water for Elephants - Favourite Book Adaptation

And Two artists from the Twilight Soundtracks are nominated also:

Favourite Male Artist - Bruno Mars
Favourite R&B Artist - Bruno Mars
Favourite Band - Linkin Park

(Note: Twilight was not included in the voting this year as there was such a long wait between films!)

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Fan Fiction Lovers - The Truly Anonymous Twilight Picture Prompt Contest

2012-01-06T20:22:00.000Z

The Truly Anonymous Twilight Picture Prompt Contest

An ensemble group of respected authors, prolific readers, extraordinary betas and very
talented graphic artists have banded together to bring you an Anonymous All Human
and Alternate Universe picture prompt contest with a new set of guidelines to level the
playing field and reward writers based solely on the merit of their writing.

The contest, announced on January 1, 2012 shall officially begin to accept submissions
on February 1 and run until the deadline on February 13, at 11:59 PM EST. Early
submissions are welcome, but no entries will be accepted after the deadline. All stories
will be posted on February 14 for the reading period until March 1, at which time voting
will commence and continue until March 10.

Winners will be announced on March 15, 2012.

The TATPP Contest is also offering tangible prizes in addition to bragging rights and the
traditional JPEG awarded to winners. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Prizes will be awarded in the AH
and AU categories.

For more information, please visit our website: http://ficcontest.info/. All entries will
be posted at: http://www.fanfiction.net/~trulyanonymoustwicontest during the reading
period.

Hosts/Judges/Artists: Anonymity Host: Belli486 (non-voting, & only judge who will
know the writers’ identities.) Judges/Artists: EZRocksAngel, DreamOfTheEndless,

FunmbiE, GiselleLx, Katinki, KellyProvence, KitSuShel, LJSummers, QuantumFizzx,
QueenofGrey, Rochelle_Allison, SSHG316, SleepyValentina & Ysar. Meet them here:

http://ficcontest.info/?page_id=164

Questions may be submitted via our website. Please follow us on Twitter at:
@trulyanoncntst for updates whether you plan to read or write!

Happy New Year 2012

2011-12-31T18:07:00.000Z

Hey guys,

We just wanted to wish everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. We hope 2012 brings us lots to report on in the world of Twilight and beyond and we hope you get everything you want, or need, or dream of.

We all lead very busy lives so I, (Bee) just wanted to pay special thanks to Jess, without whom the blog would have died months ago when I became ill. Mel and Anna too. I have a propensity for gushy-ness (and making up new words apparently) but they know I love them dearly.

Anywhoodle, here's to a great 2012.

Slainte (Cheers/ Health)

Love from,

Bee, Jess, Mel and Anna.

xoxo

Scan: Cosmopolis in Total Film 's "2012 Movie Preview List"

2011-12-30T22:36:00.001Z

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Daniel Cudmore on Breaking Dawn

2011-12-30T21:45:00.000Z

Charlie, Ashley and Daniel

The fourth installment of the Twilight saga, Breaking Dawn: Part 1, hit theaters on Nov. 16 and the money its grossing doesn't seem to be stopping anytime soon. The franchise is doing better than ever and its not even the end yet. So don't you worry trihards.

Bella Thorne has turned into a vampire and there's so much more action to look forward to. Especially when it comes to the Volturi. Ology got the chance to chat with actor Daniel Cudmore recently, who plays Felix in the films. He began working on New Moon and will be featured a lot more in Part II when it comes out in 2012. Some of his other credits include playing Colossus in X-Men and acting in the highly anticipated The Baytown Disco.

Daniel was great to talk to because he seemed very appreciative of the opportunity he was given with these films. He detailed on everything from his audition process, how the cast celebrated Rob Pattinson's birthday in Vancouver, what his favorite moments on the film were and what the last day on set was like. I mean really, he was the complete opposite of his character on screen. But that was to be expected.

Read more after the break!

OLOGY: Hi Daniel. How are you?
DANIEL CUDMORE: Good.
Thanks for talking with me today.
Hey, no problem! Thanks for calling.
Of course! Now tell me—you grew up in Vancouver. How was it filming the Twilight series in your own area?
It was really cool. Everyone’s going back to their hotel and I’m going back to my apartment, and everything’s comfortable and my friends and family are here. A lot of the cast would be like, “Where’s a good place to go here and where’s a good place to go there?” So I felt like a tour guide at the same time. Super comfortable. It’s a great atmosphere to be able to go home and be in your own bed. Until I started filming out of country I didn't realize how good I had it to film in my own town.
It definitely must be nice to be away from the L.A. scene on a film. As an actor it must help to concentrate on the material.
Yeah! It was a lot of fun. Spending time outside of work is always kind of cool.
That must have been so nice. What was the audition process like? How did you land the role of Felix?
I was auditioning for a character that was trying to pick Bella up outside a bar. I looked at the character; he just looked like fun and a pseudo wannabe tough guy and I just went in there and had fun with it. Later I got a call, not thinking anything of it. I didn't think I was right for the part. So I got a call back still thinking it was for the same character, not knowing it was actually for Felix. When I showed up for this call back they were like, ‘Have you prepped anything for the vampire…for this character?” And I was like, “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” [Laughs] So I’m like oh God, and they throw me some lines and I had five minutes to rehearse. The casting director, I know him he’s a great guy, he ran the lines with me for two or three minutes and then we went in there and put it on tape. I felt kind of bad about it because I felt it was so rushed so I did a tape the next day. I filmed it on my own and sent it to my agent and he sent it along to the casting directors. So I don’t know which tape actually went through but out of the two I guess I did something right. [Laughs]
That’s awesome! Meant to be. Now I spoke to Chaske Spencer [Sam] recently about workouts he and the wolf pack had to undergo. Even though you played a vampire, did you take part in any of that?
No, it was great because the past films I've worked on I've got no shirt on and I've been through that whole thing. But luckily our wardrobe was big, beautiful coats and stuff like that, which weren't the best when it came to hot weather but it was definitely one of those things where I wasn't those guys complaining about going to the gym and getting their butts kicked so it was nice for me. I mean I worked out on my own, to get a physicality and a feel for character and that sort of aggressive, animal side. So I did work out on my own but I didn't have to go to the boot camps like those guys.
Was there any friendly wolf vs. vampire rivalries? There are some diehard fans out there that probably have their favorites.
Yeah! There probably would be more of that if we filmed more together. All the personalities colliding would be pretty funny! The way that we filmed was so separate; we never got a big chance to interact with those guys on set especially since our characters don’t really meet up, but I can only imagine what would happen if all those personalities got together.
[Laughs] Well, is there anyone specific that you grew close to on set?
It was tough because the thing with filming is that we were in separate groups so at the beginning I was really close to Charlie Bewley (Demetri). We’d hang out a lot and run ideas off each other. I found later on in filming, especially the stuff more recent when we all got to hang out with each other, the guys from the wolf pack and some of the guys from the new covens that come out in Breaking Dawn II, it was sort of an evolution. But it was weird, because we didn't know of anyone else until premieres or after parties.
What was it like working with Dakota Fanning?
It’s funny, you look at her resume and it looks like the resume of a 40 year old and then you realize she’s only 17, but you've grown up watching her on TV. In my mind I’m still thinking she’s 9 or 10 years old. It was fun just to be on set and chat with her and see how wise beyond her years she is and how down to earth and how really cool her and her family is. It was cool to meet them and chat with them.
What was one of your favorite moments with the cast during your downtime?
In New Moon, going to the restaurants around here. I remember Rob was celebrating his birthday. We went to a restaurant here and during filming I didn't really get a grand scope of the madness surrounding it--when it came to all the press. So going to a restaurant and having paparazzi standing outside the restaurant was a really strange thing for me to witness. The great thing is no one had any clue who I was, so I could just slide on through. [Laughs]
People can probably spot you out! Well besides Felix, what other character would you have liked to play?
I always thought one of the wolves would be fun. Not so much having to work out everyday or running around with a shirt off and being all painted but I think it would just be fun. The characters just seem like they’re having a blast, running around, ripping their clothes off.
Totally true! Being a part of such a franchise in general must have been exciting. Is there a particular book in the series you enjoyed the most?
I think Eclipse. It was so much darker. I felt it was a darker part of the books. It was cool. It was a firm departure from the first two when it was really about their relationship and the blossoming of their relationship. It was a cool book to read.
What was a favorite scene you acted in?
I would say New Moon is my favorite just because being able to go to Italy and film in Italy. [Laughs] The authenticity of being in these ancient buildings and pseudo castles and walking down these corridors that have been around for hundreds of years. That was a really cool experience for me. Don’t get be wrong, the set designs were beautiful on set but you can’t duplicate the feel.
Absolutely. That must have been amazing! How long were you there for?
We were there for about a week and it was funny because some of the cast was staying in one spot. It was kind of hidden just to stay away from the paparazzi and stuff like that, and then a couple of us were in another hotel. It was kind of strange [kind of] Miami feeling. It was this hotel in the Italian countryside, a town full of older sleepy folk. So we spent a lot of time on our days off popping in a car and taking off to the other hotel and hanging out and drinking wine and relaxing. It was a great experience. One of those ones where you realize you are extremely spoiled.
And now it’s all over! At least the filming is. What was the last day on set like? Was it weird how it all had come to a close?
Yeah, it was strange. I mean you’re go-go-go for three years. I kind of explain it like being inside a fish bowl and you don’t realize what you've been a part of until you step away. So the last day was kind of surreal. You know that it’s over but it wasn't really kicking in. It was just another day at work, another film. I usually don’t get too caught up in the ending of a film because I’m excited to see what’s next but definitely looking back in retrospect, it was an incredible ride. It was pretty incredible and just a luck opportunity of me to enjoy.
It really is crazy to think that the films and premieres will all be over soon. How did you feel about how they ended Breaking Dawn: Part I with [spoiler alert] her eyes opening?
I kind of liked it. At the end of the day it was very suspenseful, and everyone gets all excited and wants to see what she’s like as a new vampire. Now to get everything wrapped up in part II. I liked it. I thought it was a lot of fun and obviously the little end piece was great. I wasn't sure if I was going to be in it when I was watching the whole thing and then having that little piece at the end at the credits was cool too. But yeah, I enjoyed it!
What do you think audiences will really like about Part II in 2012?
There’s a lot of build up from part one. You really start to feel what could possibly happen with everything that’s going on and the threat of the Volturi finding out. What are they going to do about it? What’s going on with the wolf pack now that it’s split? I think it’s all come to a head right at the very end, which is a great place to be. Without giving anything away--a lot of build up and a lot of anger, you see it all come to fruition at the end.
Can’t wait to see it. How would you sum up your overall experience working on the films?
An enjoyable ride that has taken me places that I never thought it would. That has opened up doors I’ve tried to knock down for a while.
Love it! Thanks so much Daniel!
No problem Stephanie. I appreciate it!
Good luck with everything.
Thanks a lot! Take it easy.

The Guardian: Life after Twilight

2011-12-30T21:16:00.000Z

The Guardian has posted about the huge 'Harry Potter' and 'Twilight' Franchises finally coming to a close in 2012, and have previewed what Rob, Taylor and Kristen have coming up next!

The final Twilight instalment Breaking Dawn: Part 2 screens in November. In the meantime, Stewart's big vehicle is Snow White and the Huntsman (released 1 June), an action-movie twist on the traditional tale (not a million miles away from the retooled gothic of Twilight). Lautner – the series' beefcake – is gunning for similar status, even if last September's Abduction was a flop; he's used his Twilight cash to sign up Gus Van Sant, for an as-yet secret project.

Arguably, it's Pattinson who looks to be making the most interesting moves. At 25, he's the oldest, and cut his teeth as Cedric Diggory in the Potter films. In the past he has demonstrated a literary/artistic bent (he played Salvador Dalí in his last pre-Twilight film, Little Ashes), and he's going down that road again next year, with Bel Ami (released 2 March), an adaptation of the Maupassant novel. Later in the year we should be getting Cosmopolis, another literary adaptation (of Don DeLillo's 2003 novel), which has Pattinson as a mega-rich asset manager stuck in a limo for 24 hours. The director is David Cronenberg, so chances are this will be pretty special.

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New Bel Ami Trailer....

2011-12-22T10:58:00.002Z

Earlier than expected :D

Prepare yourselves for DuRob...

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New Still Of Ashley Greene in "A Warriors Heart"

2011-12-19T13:27:00.000Z

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Jackson Rathbone's Travel Hazards

2011-12-19T13:22:00.001Z

Jackson Showing us his injury - :(

The actor Jackson Rathbone stars in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 1, in theaters now, and the web series, Aim High (US only), which he co-produced with McG. Next year, he will head back out on tour with his band, 100 Monkeys. Here, her writes about how her got that black eye as part of our Winter Issue's Travel Tales feature

It was the spring of 2010 and I was in love. The girl who had stolen my heart was a black 2006 custom Gibson Les Paul. We had met in the City of Angels on my 25th birthday. She wanted to come home with me, and I could tell this would be more than a one-night stand. This was love -- not my first -- but the last in a long line of broken strings and humbuckers. Our love was electric. She sang to me, and I knew her name was Betty.

I had been on the road with my band, 100 Monkeys, playing shows across North America. On this leg of the tour, we were playing dive bars and juke joints, caravanning with a small trailer lugged by an old Ford van, followed by a small white Scion xB. It wasn't luxurious by any means, but we were able to connect with our fans on a personal level.

The end of the tour brought 100 Monkeys back to our home state of California, to San Francisco specifically. We had one day off to explore the city, but we spent it in a dingy rehearsal space near the main piers on the industrial side of town. We were writing new songs for our return to Los Angeles in preparation for our future album, Liquid Zoo. After all, music was why we were there, and we had already driven by the famous Haight-Ashbury, now home to a Gap. We preferred to keep playing as opposed to sightseeing.

After rehearsal, we began unloading in a rather disorderly fashion -- joking, sipping beers and passing back instruments and gear, which we lined up along a dimly-lit, one-way alley. I was humming the still half-written lyrics for our future song "Prayer," while directing our tour manager as he backed the van-trailer through the narrow street. Though I was on "night watch" duty, I (admittedly) lost focus of our precious instruments and gear. I would soon learn to never ever make that mistake again. My beloved Betty was gone.

I was in a panic, my senses fully alert. I could taste the salty San Franciscan air, polluted with sticky-sweet carbon dioxide, and my own fear. I could smell the bay, miles away, lapping against the shoreline like an excited Jack Russell terrier. Then, from the corner of my eye, I saw a shadow. I turned: "Hey!" A singular exclamation that meant: "You son of a bitch! That's my guitar! Get your ass back here before I cut off your sticky fingers and shove them so deeply into every known orifice that your parents will reel back and choose to never consummate that moment of lust years ago when you were merely a swimming little spunk in your father's left testicle!"

The shadowy figure started running, and so did I.

There are moments you will always remember, and then there are moments when you awaken flying through the air in a fury of righteous anger and indignation, where physical bodies impact much like comets in the cosmos, exploding upon impact, each chipping away at the other and wrestling over a freshly painted guitar case containing a sleeping object of ebony, mahogany and my bleeding, beating heart. I tackled the shadow and it swung back, wild with elbows and fists. My hands bit into concrete to cushion my fall. I held onto the guitar case amidst the writhing and the swinging limbs, as blood began to flow from my temple. Suddenly, the shadow was gone. I began to breathe again. I was alone with my love in my arms.

AWH!! JACKSON!!! I just wanna give him a hug :)
Who's with me?!

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SWATH poster of Kristen Stewart & the dwarves in HQ

2011-12-19T13:13:00.000Z

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Scans: Breaking Dawn in Best Movie Magazine

2011-12-19T13:06:00.000Z

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Nick Frost Talks Kristen & ‘Snow White and The Huntsman’

2011-12-19T12:38:00.002Z

Frost said he was drawn to the project because of another unconventional choice in Rupert Sanders as its director.

“I think what interested me about Snow White was the fact that Rupert Sanders, who directs it, had never directed a feature before,” Frost explained. “That’s exciting! I mean, Jesus Christ, you’ve got a big budget – Thor’s in it, for God’s sake, and Charlize, and then you’ve got Ray and Bob and Ian. It was interesting for me to see how he would do this.”

Frost indicated that the dwarves brought some levity to the film, but said that he was excited to watch Stewart’s transformation into a more empowered Snow White.

“We’ve seen ten or fifteen minutes of it on set, and it’s great,” he revealed. “It’s very gothic, and I think the dwarves try to bring a little comedy into it, and there’s heart to it, and Kristen Stewart’s great as Snow White. On the one hand, she’s fragile, and you want to kind of give her a cuddle. But on the other hand, she wears armour, and wields a sword like any warrior. I like that, and I think that’s quite unique, really, that you can do that. She can, on one hand, be one thing, and literally on the flip of a coin she can turn into this other thing. So I think it should be pretty good – I’d like to think it’s going to be pretty good, anyway.”

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Two new Breaking Dawn Wedding Stills

2011-12-19T12:33:00.000Z

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Janelle Froehlich Shares Her Twilight Experience with Pattinson Post

2011-12-19T12:27:00.001Z

Actress Janelle Froehlich plays the character of Yvette, a member of the French Coven in the The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, arriving in theaters on November 16th, 2012. She recently attended the Red Carpet premiere in Los Angeles forThe Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 . We [Pattinson Post] were fortunate to be able to interview her after this event.

In our exclusive interview below, she talks about a variety of things, including what it was like to work with Robert Pattinson. She also shares a bit about the French Coven that she is part of with actor Amadou Ly. Neither of their characters were in the original Stephenie Meyer book, but were created for Breaking Dawn Part 2.

Pattinson Post: What led you to audition for Breaking Dawn? How did you find out you got the role?
Janelle Froehlich: This is an interesting story. I had just graduated with my Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy, and accepted a job offer to work as a therapist at a high school in the San Francisco Bay Area. Now, throughout graduate school in Los Angeles, I was also auditioning and working as an actor. But, I decided to move and pursue my career as a therapist – until I got the phone call.
Two weeks before I was supposed to start my job, my acting manager called and asked me, “Do you still want to take that job in San Francisco? You’ve been booked on Breaking Dawn.”
Needless to say, I hopped on a plane for filming in Baton Rouge, LA. In fact, my supervisor at the high school (where I would have worked) was a big fan of The Twilight Saga, and encouraged me to go for it!
According to my manager, they had been looking for an actor to play Yvette for quite some time – I came in on a final casting session. I am blessed to have fit the vision of the writers, director, and producer.
Just when you think your life is headed one direction -it takes a sharp turn. I couldn’t have planned that if I tried!

PP: You play Yvette, a character from a French coven that is not in the book, but was created for the movie. We also know that Amadou Ly plays Henri from the same clan. Can you tell us anything about the clan or these characters?
JF: That’s right! The “French Coven” is not in the books. Melissa Rosenberg and Stephanie Meyer collaborated, creating new vampires for the final film. I am so thankful, and so grateful to have the opportunity to play one of their new characters . The writers have given us a tremendous gift.
Hmm, what can I tell you? This is always a tricky question. Well, Henri and Yvette are loners, but we stick together- until forty vampires convene from around the world . I counted and that’s quite a few vampires! Having been around for centuries, we all have history with one another. And when we come together- no matter what side we’re on – you can expect some definite excitement!

PP: Did you have any scenes with Robert Pattinson? What was he like on set?
JF: Amadou and I do have scenes with Robert Pattinson. He’s a very dedicated, gifted, and talented actor. It was a pleasure working with him, and with the entire cast. We all had a wonderful time working together on set.

PP: Your character is in Part 2 and not Part 1. Can you give us any information about the second and final movie?
JF: As a fan of the books, it was so exciting to watch the writing come to life! The film stays incredibly true to the story. Director Bill Condon has done an incredible job. What can I tell you about the second and final movie? For starters , there are a lot of new vampires to get to know. Okay, that may sound cheesy, but it’s true! If you stuck around for the final scene following the credits in Breaking Dawn – Part 1 , you know that the Volturi are on the move. Perhaps that’s where we begin in Part 2 . . .

PP: We have heard from Myanna Buring, Toni Trucks and a few other cast members about the now “infamous West Side Story dance” joke that was played on Director Bill Condon. Were you part of that joke? Can you tell us how this all came about ?
JF: Yes! Now, Bill Condon wasn’t the only one who was surprised. You mentioned that it is now the “infamous West Side Story dance joke.” Before people knew it was a joke, there was speculation that there was going to be a choreographed dance routine in the film! Whether we were the “surprisers” or the “surprised” – it all ended in dancing- for everyone!

PP: You recently were at the Los Angeles Red Carpet premiere for Breaking Dawn and also were interviewed by Yahoo Movies. What was that experience like?
JF: How do I answer that? As an actor, you always dream of what it would be like to walk the carpet at a premiere . . . and then when it happens? And it’s the premiere for Twilight ?! I had to keep pinching myself- so did my family. They have supported me every step of the way, and I am so thankful.
In fact, I took my sister as my date to the premiere. While we were on the carpet, she watched the Yahoo! Movies live feed in the theatre. She said, “You know, I was watching all the interviews . . . and then when you came on, I thought . . . oh, home movie!” I thought that was so great!
I don’t think it gets any bigger than a Twilight premiere! I was overwhelmed by the fans love and support. It was so incredible to be able to talk with fans, and spend some time with them. The fans of Twilight are unlike anything I have ever seen -they are amazing.

PP: The Twilight fandom is very dedicated. What has it been like to be part of the Twilight Saga and to experience the fans’ reaction ?
JF: I feel so loved and included by all the fans, and am so grateful that they have let me into their family. The fans have made Twilight what it is today and I look forward to getting to know them more. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart, thank you for all of your support. Again, this is your franchise, and you have made the story what it is. It cannot happen without you. Thank you for including me in this very special family.

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Cinematographer Guillermo Navarro talks about making 'Breaking Dawn - Part 1'

2011-12-19T12:05:00.003Z

Cinematographer Guillermo Navarro, who has worked with Bill Condon on both The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, has given a few fascinating tidbits about his experience working on the two films and what it took to make the angles just right for certain important moments from each film.

Speaking to Kodak, he talked about the Part 1 birth sequence, which he described as "extreme and strange" and challenging in the sense that his job for that moment was to "pull the audience in so they really feel like part of the event."

Here's what he had to say about approaching that moment in the film:

"The camera was pretty much positioned from her point of view, with everybody interacting with the lens as the drama takes place.
And then we just cut to her, taking everything in . . . Our lighting was similar to a set-up for a surgical procedure.
I would go in and out, and then bounce from that out to what you could not see.
There are things you don’t see, but you imagine. It puts the viewer in a very strong, uncomfortable state of mind."

You can read the full interview by clicking here .

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Kristen Stewart to Empire Magazine: "Snow White Has ‘True Heart’"

2011-12-19T11:40:00.001Z

Check out the transcript of a recent Snow White and the Huntsman article that is featured in the current issue of Empire Magazine;

"This is not a girl by a well with tweety-birds" says Director Rupert Sanders. "I actually wanted to do a war movie" It's clear that Sanders take on the Snow White storey will be as grim as it is Grimm. While competing 2012 Snow White project, Tarsem Singh's Mirror Mirror goes for fairy tale bright colours and high camp scheming, this one shows its Snow (Kristen Stewart) in armour, and promises less sweeping and dusting and more sweep and dust-ups.

Charlize Theron is the Evil Queen who consumes young women to keep herself young and beautiful; Stewart's Snow White is the big prize who will keep her that way forever; Chris "Thor" Hemsworth plays the fearless Huntsman ordered to hunt Snow through the big, scary forest; and On Stranger Tides Sam Claflin is the Prince (How charming he is remains to be seen).

The eight dwarves (yes, eight. Disney holds the copyright on seven) are played by some of the best British character actors around, from Nick Frost and Ian McShane to Ray Winstone and Bob Hoskins.

You wouldn't know it to look at him - or the budget - but Sanders is a first-time feature director. He is, however, one of the highest-profile commercial men around and a look at his Halo, Call of Duty: Black Ops or Nike spots suggest that the action won't even make him break a sweat.

Stewart, Speaking in LA recently, sounds as fired up as her director. "It's a true telling of the fairy tale, a little bit closer to the Grimm stories than other versions." That puts it in direct contrast to Mirror Mirror's more child-friendly approach; where this one goes for the look of Gladiator or Robin Hood, that Julia Roberts/Lily Collins effort chooses a more farcical, knockabout tone in a clearly artificial world.
Which one could debate which of the pair is more faithful to the original, there shouldn't be much danger of confusing the two - as Stewart acknowledges "The great thing about having such a brass-tacks base is you can rethink who your characters are within the fairy tale and still remain completely true to it because they are fairly undefined. You have really basic attributes and in this case we are bringing it out, I think, un-expected things"
"A lot is expected of me on this" Adds, Stewart, who's been training intensively. "being strong will not be just an aesthetic thing. I need to have endurance. "Snow is someone who has a lineage of leadership in her blood, and she has been beaten down, along w/ her entire kingdom and her people. I know it sounds really obvious, but it's a story that should champion people who aren't obsessed with vanity, someone who has a true heart. It's a really simple story but it really knocks me out"

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First Official Cosmopolis Poster!

2011-12-19T11:38:00.001Z

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Two New Bel Ami Stills!

2011-12-17T20:30:00.000Z

Here are two brand spankin' new Bel Ami stills

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‘Breaking Dawn – Part 1′ DVD to go on sale February 11th, Valentine’s Day packaging in the works

2011-12-05T13:48:00.001Z

From Hypable:

Thanks to an entertainment distributor, today we’re learning more details about The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1′s DVD/Blu-ray release.

It will be hitting store shelves earlier than thought, and special Valentine’s Day-packaging is in the works.

Saturday, February 11th, 2012 is the release date for the United States.

Word is that the official announcement will be coming January 3rd.

Although details and final artwork aren’t available at this time, Summit is also working on a version with Valentine’s Day packaging (since the release is just three days before the Holiday).

Yay!

This way fans can receive the set from their loved ones!!

Click here for a sneak peek at the cover art!

Are you looking forward to getting the DVD? :)

Breaking Dawn - Still Number 1 in the Irish Box Office (2nd week running!)

2011-11-30T18:18:00.001Z

Breaking Dawn is still top of the Irish box office - for the second week in a row - and has accumulated €1,965,957 so far!
Go Ireland!! :D

Check out the figures below courtesy of IFTN.

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Julia Jones talks 'Breaking Dawn' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

2011-11-30T16:24:00.001Z

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Robert Pattinson's Dog makes Peoples 'Best Pets' list!!

2011-11-30T14:52:00.001Z

Wow!

It seems that Robert Pattinson's pup, Bear, is moving up the fame ladder -

winning an award that we all know Rob will never have the chance to achieve! :P

PEOPLE Magazine Best of 2011 - New Star Pets

2. ROBERT PATTINSON

The Twilight heartthrob saved his new pup Bear from euthanasia at an animal shelter earlier this year, and hasn't stopped showing him just how charmed celebrity life really is.

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The Twilight Boys Imitate Rob and Kristen for Zooey Mag

2011-11-30T14:51:00.001Z

Omg this is hilarious... Rob and Kristen won't be impressed ;)

Zooey Magazine is in shops now, with Anna Kendrick on the cover!

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HQ Detagged Taylor Lautner Outtakes For L'uomo Vogue

2011-11-30T12:04:00.001Z

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Ashley Greene’s ‘PanAm’ Debut: Get Her ’60s-Chic Look

2011-11-30T11:53:00.001Z

Via Hollywood Life:

Ashley Greene is currently filming for a guest appearance on the ABC show PanAm (which airs in Ireland every Monday on RTÉ 2), where she looked super ’60s chic in a black dress detailed with a tweed skirt, black gloves and a neck full of pearls.
Ashley looks sassy and sophisticated just like a modern day Jackie-O, all dolled up in her 1960′s-inspired outfit.

Ashley is outfitted in Stop Staring, a brand that is responsible for all of the chic vintage silhouettes we’ve seen on the Pan Am set — and this actually isn’t the first time Ashley sported the brand! She used to model for the line — no wonder she looks so cute in her retro-wear! If you want to recreate the get-up, it can be yours for $140.

What do you think? She looks amazing, right?! :)

Production Designer, Richard Sherman talks Breaking Dawn

2011-11-30T11:36:00.001Z

From Architectural Digest:

How did you choose the house for Edward and Bella’s Brazilian honeymoon?
RICHARD SHERMAN: We looked at pictures and found a house we loved. But two days later we learned it was going to be blown up because it had been built illegally. The next morning I got on a plane to Brazil, hopped on a boat, and went through countless islands along the coastline south of Rio. It took us four weeks to finally find the Bernardes + Jacobsen house, which had a tropical modern interior and was located near Paraty on the coast that we liked.

Did you change anything about the house?

For the movie we actually created our own exterior—what’s visible when you approach the house by boat—in the visual effects department. What you see of the real house is the front door, the steps leading up to it, the veranda, and all those glass doors. I loved the interior. We made a big open kitchen and living room. Some of the scenes that take place inside the house were actually shot on soundstages in Louisiana, where we created a courtyard, a bathroom, and the bedroom where Edward and Bella spend their wedding night. It was a seamless set—you really couldn’t tell the difference between the house and our stages.

How closely did you follow the descriptions in the book when filming in Brazil?

In some cases we really veered away from the book. What works well on the page doesn’t always work well on film. The location was challenging. Stephenie Meyer, who wrote the novels, set the honeymoon on an island in the middle of nowhere. Brazil is famous for its many islands down the coastline from Rio to Paraty. When you look out from the location where we shot, you don’t just see a horizon of water, as she wrote, but all these beautiful tropical islands. In the end it all worked out very well.

Basically the whole series has been building toward Bella and Edward’s wedding. What was your approach to designing such a momentous scene?

The way Stephenie has written it in the book, it’s a very pretty wedding—it has the white path and the white chairs that are covered in white fabric. But Bill [Condon, the film’s director] and I thought, How can we make this truly special and unique? For the people who know the books and movies, this is the wedding of the century. So we created this very organic, whimsical, fairy tale–like atmosphere—A Midsummer Night’s Dream kind of thing—with benches and seating made of branches that came out of the ground and were covered in moss and flowers. The whole forest floor was covered in moss. The ceiling was dripping flowers.

Were some of the sets recycled from previous movies, or are they all new?

Bella’s house is the same. But we rebuilt the whole three-story set of the Cullen house in Louisiana on a soundstage, and we remade its exterior in the woods of Vancouver. We changed the interior decoration of the Cullen house subtly but completely. If you remember the original house well, you’ll notice that it is completely different. This has the same tone, but it’s a lot prettier. The other huge change is the castle of the Volturi, a group of vampires from the Roman Empire. The sets from the other movies kind of looked like—no offense to those art directors—the Four Seasons Hotel, with marble columns and sconces. So we built an old castle on stage.

Did you worry about the perceptions of the fans?

You have to keep your fan base in mind, because they’re the real critics. They know the story so well, they know what happens, and they know the environments and the atmosphere. You hope that your sets coincide with what the audience and the fans expect. The producers, studio, director, and I were all very conscious of that.

What was it like on the set?

Everyone had a good time. The three main actors are all very fun to work with. Kristen is quite serious. Rob and Taylor are a little bit wild. Rob and Kristen are actually a couple in real life. When he’s with her, he’s a little more restrained. When she’s not around, like most guys when their wives or girlfriends aren’t around, he’s a little looser. Taylor’s a kid—he’s 19—so he was bouncing all over the place.

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MTV Interviews Breaking Dawn's costume designer Michael Wilkinson

2011-11-30T11:28:00.000Z

Michael Wilkinson

MTV Style: How familiar are you with Twilight as a whole?

Michael Wilkinson: You have to have been living under a rock not be the least bit familiar with these books, they’re so much a part of the public psyche of pop culture. You can know about them through mere absorption. That was part of the appeal of working on this for me—being involved with something that’s such an important franchise for so many people.

Right, but did you read the books?

Yes, I read them all! We tried to do as much preparation as possible. We wanted to be respectful and reverent to the source material. As a costume designer, it was fantastic because there are so many details. It’s such a blessing that Stephenie enjoys describing her characters, so there was lots of material for us to cue off of.

The most critical element with this movie is, of course, the wedding (*spoiler alert*), and this was misleading in the previews but the
re’s a dream sequence wedding and a real wedding. How did you delineate the two dresses from each other?

The script gave us a great opportunity to get inside Bella’s thoughts about the impending wedding. There’s a nightmare wedding and her perfect wedding. For the nightmare, we chose something that was a version of the dress that she would hate to wear. Something that’s uncomfortable and a dress Bella would be embarrassed in. It was stiff and had a boned bodice that showed a lot of bare skin which she’d be horrified by because she’s a bit of a tomboy.

There’s nothing very girly about her style so we had a huge, cumbersome, puffy skirt. We just tried to picture everything she’d find difficult to deal with and import that into a dress.

The real dress fit Bella like a second skin and I was really glad about how all that worked out. It reflects her simplicity and elegance. It’s not too girly, I thought it really hit the right note of having some vintage elements while working well for a modern woman.

Details of Bella's wedding dress.
Photo: Courtesy of Summit Entertainment

That dress was stunning. I went to the midnight screening and it was an entire theater filled to the gills with girls sighing in unison. The lace panel in the back with hundreds of covered buttons, we all swooned.

That’s the great thing about Kristen, she has such an amazing physique so we thought the best thing to do was to show that. The dress really reveals curves and highlights each part of her shape but it’s all covered up and so we thought it was sexy but completely elegant.

There was such speculation for a long time about who would design that dress but it was Carolina Herrera all along, right?

Carolina had worked with Stephenie personally for events. And they’d struck up a friendship and dialogue so we talked to Carolina for the dress.

As you do…

[Laughs] Right! As you do… They’d been talking about the day that this dress would hit the big screen for a while and I was happy to help with the design as a consultant because it had to work with the rest of the film. So we needed complementary language getting the same look across.

Mind-boggling hotness front and center.
Photo: Courtesy of Summit Entertainment

You designed the other dresses? There were musings that Alice was wearing Zac Posen, how many costumes did you build from scratch?

I designed and built from scratch all of the Cullen women’s dresses. So Alice, Rosalie, Esme and Renee… it was lots of fun to start from the drawing board and think about getting all of the different personalities across. Alice has lots of fun with clothes and has a playful sense of style and a savvy approach to fashion so we wanted a modern take on a flapper. A 1920s dress makes a lot of sense for her because that’s when her character became a vampire so it’s a particularly strong era for her.

Plus, true to her personality, the ‘20s were very much a decade that celebrated female sexuality and independence.

Exactly.

You really did give it a lot of thought. The fans are lucky.

It’s all such a joy for me. This is gold for a costume designer, to have such great source material and these fun characters that are all so different from each other and, uh, a wedding? What’s not to love about that? You get to see the characters like you’ve never seen them before.

Let’s talk Rosalie. She has such a huge role in this movie.

Yes! I was so glad for Nikki, it was a great opportunity for her so show what a great performer she is. She’s got such different tonalities, for the wedding she obviously has a different personality from Alice so we went for something very dramatic, floor-length with a very high slit up the leg and it catches that great hourglass silhouette. We looked at the poise of the movie stars of the ‘30s and ‘40s so they were our references.

Total bombshell material.

Exactly. And it’s in the way they styled her hair and she has one of the most beautiful smiles in Hollywood, I think, which we actually get to see in this movie because in the other films she’s been a lot darker. In this one, she’s so protective of Bella and she’s at the wedding so there’s lot of different moments where she really shines and that’s a treat. Of course with Esme, she’s got that timeless understated beauty that’s so warm and appealing. It was a dream to dress them all.

Edward looked phenomenal in his tuxedo. Details on the boys please!

We put a lot of work into that too because we wanted to have them display a special, made-to-order feel. We didn’t want people to feel like you could just go out and buy them.

Well, there’s nothing off-the-rack about any of this.

[Laughs] No off-the-rack! Never. I drew up my ideal ideas for all the tuxedos. We wanted them to have a vintage feel, that sort of Edwardian turn-of-the-century vibe. Edward says, “I’ve been waiting a hundred years to marry you,” so we thought Alice would have fun riffing off of that.

But at the same time we didn’t want it to look theatrical, we wanted contemporary, young, and fresh. I drew up something that combined the lines of Edwardian formalwear and we made it up in beautiful contemporary Italian wools and gorgeous shirting materials.

Did you go into this with a list of designers you wanted to work with?

My first step is to absorb the script and get into the character’s heads to figure out how they feel about themselves and the world around them. We think colors, textures, silhouettes and fabrics and that’s my first step.

From that I do massive amounts of research and I put up my boards with all my references for each character. I go online, do extensive research, go through magazine tear sheets and then I hit the stores and I do more research and call on my friends and contacts in the fashion industry. I try to cast the net wide. I don’t think it makes sense on camera if a certain character only wears certain designers.

Edward's vacay clothes.
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Can we get onto a really important topic now? Um. Edward. IN SHORTS. Discuss.

How crazy is that?

Insane! I’d never dreamt that I’d see the back of that man’s knee.

There’s going to be so many inches of journalism written about this.

It’s breaking news. It’s MAJOR.

It’s a challenge to put an Englishman in shorts.

And Robert Pattinson is an Englishmen.

They have an instant freakout! I think it has to do with their public school uniforms that they wear as kids.

It’s all charcoal boiled wool.

Completely. Itchy, scratchy… they go, NOOOOOO long pants! We tried all sorts of different lengths but we ended up with a really classic look. My references were the Kennedys on summer vacation. That classic American summer wear.

We went crisp with cool natural fibers, nautical navies and whites, trying to capture that classic style. More often than not, we went with a rolled-up chino but we didn’t think we could get away with not doing a short for a Brazilian scorching honeymoon so there you go.

Members of the wolf pack.
Photo: Courtesy of Summit Entertainment

How was dressing the wolf pack different and was it difficult?

It was challenging. The choices are limited and I think it resonates as being truthful only if it reads like old clothes that they don’t care if they get ripped or destroyed when they turn into wolves. I had that as my starting point—what they have around their homes—old sweatpants, gear that they’ve painted a house in or washed a car in. I went for clothes that were disposable but even within that you have to capture the different personalities so again you’re using different colors, textures and shapes.

Speaking of textures and shapes, you know what was highly entertaining? Watching Bella arch her back and awkwardly prancing around in lingerie trying to entice Edward in that honeymoon montage.

That was such a fun moment because once you get to know Kristen, just the idea of her slipping into something black and lacy is hilarious. She has a physical aversion to it, she’s definitely your jeans and T-shirt kind of girl. I think she really didn’t find it hard to act those scenes because there’s a lot of Kristen there. And also there’s something so playful about Alice packing her bags and planting those items in her suitcase. It’s so cute.

Tell us who made the negligee and the polka dot number. I’m sure they’ll get sold out in moments.

There will be a worldwide search. I believe the negligee was La Perla, the knickers and bra was Agent Provocateur - they have the sauciest, cutest, frilliest bits of wispy underwear, so we went in and layered some things together.

But you know, I was thinking about your earlier question of what we made from scratch and we built a lot of the costumes in this movie but B.D. two, it’s SOOOOOOOO huge.

Did you just B.D. two me? La di da, B.D. two, no big deal… [Laughs]

[Laughs] Oh, come on, B.D. two, that’s what we call it.

So. Tell me THINGS!

Think about it! You’ve got the Denalis, Volturis, vampires from all over the world. We’ve got the final battle scene with the beautiful billowing Volturi capes.

It’s just a whole vampire freak out that you’ll just have to hold on until next Christmas to see.

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Cute New 'Edward and Bella' Baby Bump Still!

2011-11-30T10:49:00.000Z

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Carter Burwell On Scoring Twilight and Breaking Dawn

2011-11-25T18:05:00.000Z

TRIBECA, MANHATTAN: It was like a scene out of a movie. Film score composer Carter Burwell wrote the final cue to The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn (Part I) at his piano in the country by the flickering light of an oil lamp.

“I was out at my place in Amagansett trying to finish up the score when Hurricane Irene hit and took out my power,” Burwell describes. “And it stayed out for four days. So I ended up writing the ending in this darkened, boarded up house.

Carter Burwell during "Breaking Dawn: Part I"
mixing sessions at The Body Studio, NYC.

“It was interesting and painful at the same time,” he says, with a laugh. “But it worked out.”

Being forced to compose the old-fashioned way is not as extreme an exercise for Burwell as it might be for another composer; he does write most of his themes at the piano.

And the storm made a perfectly dark and romantic setting in which to conjure the final scene’s music, where Burwell reprises the soaring “Bella’s Lullaby” theme from the first Twilight, with liturgical sounds.

Without spoiling the ending, it’s a heavy, most climactic scene.

We met up with Burwell during Breaking Dawn mixing sessions at his studio in Tribeca – by contrast a very well-lit, and highly technical environment. He’d been to record the score with an orchestra at Abbey Road, and was now working through the final stages with his longtime mixer Mike Farrow and his assistant Dean Parker.

He took some time away from the mix to chat with SonicScoop about scoring for Twilight, and scoring in general…

Looking over your filmography, it seems like you haven’t scored a sequel before. You did the first Twilight but not the second and third. Can you tell me about how you came to do Breaking Dawn, the fourth of the Twilight films?

It’s true, I’ve never scored a sequel. But it’s pretty simple – I’ve worked with this director – Bill Condon – before [on Kinsey]. Bill wanted me to do the scores, but he wasn’t sure I would want to because they’re such huge melodramas, and that’s really very different than what I normally do. But he is entirely a pleasure to work with so I definitely wanted to do it.

When I was composing music for the first Twilight, I don’t think any of us knew that it would be that popular… that it would have this cultural resonance. There was such an enormous response. There have been thousands of emails people have written me, wanting to know how to play the themes on piano. And that has been really nice.

Oh that’s really cool – the fans genuinely engaging with the film’s score. Wow. So, in scoring this latest film, did you reprise any of those themes from the first? How did you continue that work you’d done on the first one, or did you not approach it like that at all?

Well, I did to some extent. The intervening two films were directed by different people and composed by different people and they didn’t use any of the musical themes from the first one.

But there’s this one love theme called “Bella’s Lullaby” that was on the Twilight soundtrack album and that’s the one that most people respond to from the first movie. And when I first talked to Bill Condon, he was excited to bring back “Bella’s Lullaby” – so we have brought it back, judiciously. There’s a hint of it here and there, and then in the last scene of this movie, we actually play it out. And it’s pretty dramatic.

Having worked with Bill Condon before, and having scored the first of this insanely successful series…how much actual direction did you get at the start of this project? How does it get started?

Well first we have the spotting session, where – on the one hand – we’re talking technically about where the music starts and ends. But honestly in a movie like this, it turns out that it really never ends. There’s 80 minutes of score in this movie, so the “where it starts and stops” conversation hardly entered into it. Really we spent that time talking about what is the point of this scene? What can the music say? What kind of theme can we use for this? There’s a lot of give and take in a conversation like that.

And for one thing, in a movie like this – there are (especially in the second half) a lot of special effects so when I’m looking at the screen, I won’t necessarily know what’s going on. So I have to depend on the director to say, ‘OK, here there are going to be wolves coming down this hill,’ because I cannot always tell what the important dramatic impact is when there are all these unfinished effects shots.

Mike Farrow and Burwell mixing
"Breaking Dawn: Part I" at The Body Studio

And from there, do you just start working? You have the job, so you’re not exactly pitching music…

That’s right. As soon as I talked to Bill and we agreed I would do this, I started thinking about themes and melodies. It’s a very different story than the first Twilight. In the first one, you begin in what seems like a normal environment for a high school girl and it becomes supernatural and very intense emotionally.

Here, by this point, there’s no pretense of anything being normal. So you begin in an already a heightened emotional state, with supernatural qualities and it just gets more so…so it’s much more melodramatic. And I knew that I would need a lot more thematic material than I did in the first one. In this movie, Edward and Bella get married. They’re becoming grownups. They face different challenges. The score has to take that into account. And so their music is really pretty different.

I began working as soon as I found out I had the job because I knew that it was a huge job and I wouldn’t have that much time to write all 80 minutes of music.

Did you tap any special musicians to play on this score? I know David Torn played a role on the first Twilight, contributing a lot of that characteristic electric guitar that worked so well. Since you are based in NY, it’s cool to think there’d be some NY influence on the sound of your stuff, just based on who you get to play on it.

Well, I like to think there is. This particular score is not as guitar oriented as the first. And that’s part of the tone that’s shifted from they’re being high-schoolers to them living an adult life. This score has a little more of the flavor of a traditional melodrama in the sense that we went to Abbey Road and recorded it with a larger orchestra than what we had on the first one. We did have, in London, this guitarist Leo Abrahams play on it – and he’s a very interesting guitarist.

Cool. What about the fact that Breaking Dawn is a two-parter? Knowing you’re also going to be scoring Part II, does where the story goes from here enter into the picture at all for you? When you’re thinking of these themes?

Well, I’ve read the script, but I haven’t seen any of Part II yet. But I did have to write a theme that Edward plays on camera in Part II. Bill wanted to echo the “Bella’s Lullaby” scene from the first Twilight in the last part, and so I had to write a lullaby for that well in advance so Rob Pattinson could learn the fingering – he’s a musician and prides himself on being able to do that.

So we know that’s an important part of Part II. And we hint at that theme in Part I. But honestly, it was quite a challenge for me to get my head around the 80 minutes of music for this one. My scores are usually half that. So I didn’t give very much thought to Part II while I was doing Part I.

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UK Bel Ami Release Date to be March 2nd 2012?

2011-11-25T18:03:00.001Z

Robert Pattinson’s next film, Bel Ami, is tipped to hit UK (and Irish) cinema’s on March 2nd 2012. 

Are you all ready for gorgeous Georges DuRoy?

It's about time we got a release date for this!
It's already been just over three months since the trailer was leaked ;)

Are you excited for it? Will you be going to see it in the cinemas?

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Video: David Cronenberg talks to Popsugar about Rob and Cosmopolis

2011-11-25T17:56:00.001Z

Another great interview with David Cronenberg - talking about his newest film 'A Dangerous Method' and then Robert Pattinson and Cosmopolis.
(Rob talk begins from about 1:50)
It’ll be a while until we see Cosmopolis [ READ: Over a year:( ] but having so many goodies come out to tease us has been exciting!!

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Four new Breaking Dawn Wedding Stills!

2011-11-25T17:33:00.001Z

Awwww! Click for bigger! :)

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Getting Married any time soon? Details on how to buy Bella Swan's dress and shoes!

2011-11-25T17:30:00.001Z

I don't know about you, but when Bella's dress was unveiled during the Breaking Dawn wedding last week, it took my breath away!

It's too bad that I'm not getting married any time soon, as you can now buy the same dress from Alfred Angelo!

(It's under $999... a bargain, really...)

BELLA’S BRIDAL GOWN

As seen in Twilight – Breaking Dawn Part 1

Bella’s beautiful bridal gown

Long sleeves with button detail

Cut out back with lace embellishments

Sizes: 0 to 30W

For more information on the dress, click here.

And lets not forget her shoes... oh, how I loved her shoes!!
(and the way she stumbled around in them at the start!)

So, if you have $1,295 lying around, why not buy them?!

Manolo Blahnik Swan Embellished Satin Pump, White

Shoes are never too good to be true. The Manolo Blahnik Swan pump steps out of the silver screen—we couldn’t think of a better “something new” for your big day.

Satin pump features crystal-beaded vine applique angled across vamp and outer side.

Almond toe.

4 1/4″ covered heel.

“Swan” is made in Italy.

For more information on the shoes click here

And lets not forget... 
Caroline Herrera will also be selling a copy of the dress soon, too!

So, if you all will excuse me for a minute, I'm off out to find my Edward!
*starts saving for future-wedding*

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Ireland finally gets 'Welcome to the Rileys'!

2011-11-25T16:35:00.001Z

AAAAAAAH!!!

As of today, Kristen Stewart's "Welcome to the Rileys" is being shown in Dublin's 'Screen Cinema'.

Kristen has already won Best Actress for her role in this... I can't wait to finally see it :)

*Please Note*

This is an over 18's movie.

If you are under 18, do not look at the trailer or watch the film.

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Scan: ITS Blogger, Jess, in today's Irish Independent!

2011-11-17T16:58:00.004Z

So... I'm kinda sorta in the Irish Independent newspaper today...

Check out the scan below!

And if any one is interested, I'll also be talking about Breaking Dawn on Newstalk 106-108 FM tomorrow morning around 11am! (You can listen online by clicking the link above!)

New HQ BTS Stills from Breaking Dawn Part 1

2011-11-17T16:36:00.001Z

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New Breaking Dawn TV Spot - "3 days"

2011-11-15T23:00:00.000Z

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

Sorry. Got a bit excited there.

Enjoy ;)

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Breaking Dawn (Part 1) Premiere in LA

2011-11-15T09:50:00.004Z

HQ Photo's

Look at that split!!! She has a great set of pins!

Thanks to @kstewartfans & @RPLife for the HQ pics

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See more after the jump!

*MORE PICTURES*

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*MORE VIDEOS*

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Melissa Rosenberg talks to ClevverTV:

Tinsel Korey Talks to PopSugar:

Joshua Horowitz interviews Mackenzie Foy:

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New Breaking Dawn TV Spot 'Get Ready'

2011-11-14T21:17:00.000Z

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10 More Breaking Dawn Stills!

2011-11-14T19:36:00.000Z

We already got two stills of Edward and Bella, and a still of Jasper, and now, we have even more breaking Dawn Stills!!

*Click to make bigger*

Thanks to Twilightish / Pattinson News UK / TwilightDiario / The Quileutes France

Listen: "Now That I found you" by Nikki Reed and Paul McDonald

2011-11-14T19:03:00.000Z

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New Breaking Dawn Still of Jasper!

2011-11-14T18:54:00.000Z

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Two new Edward & Bella "Breaking Dawn" Stills

2011-11-14T17:52:00.001Z

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Thanks to Robsessed! :)

Scans: The Irish Sunday Mirror Breaking Dawn Special!

2011-11-13T13:16:00.002Z

Today's Irish Sunday Mirror has a Breaking Dawn pull-out special!

Check out the scans below! (click to make bigger)

Please Source us if you plan to re-blog these scans. Thank you!

Robert Pattinson interview with T4

2011-11-12T12:53:00.003Z

Check out Robert Pattinson's interivew on Ch. 4 (UK)'s programme 'T4'.

The actual programme airs at 1PM GMT today!

Also,as a reminder.... Twilight will be on Ch.4 tonight at 9PM ;)

New Breaking Dawn Cast Member - Ellen Degeneres!

2011-11-11T21:50:00.000Z

*snort*

Check out Ellen in the latest Breaking Dawn clip ;)

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Collider: SWATH screenwriter talks about the film & Kristen + HQ Poster!

2011-11-11T17:17:00.001Z

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Interview:

The first teaser trailer for Rupert Sanders’ Snow White and The Huntsman has arrived online, and — based on the feedback I’ve been privy to — the response has been cautiously optimistic.

The film features Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Kristen Stewart (the Twilight franchise), and Charlize Theron (the upcoming Young Adult), and from what we saw in the trailer, Sanders has put together the most action-packed take on the Snow White story ever to grace the silver screen.

But besides Hemsworth tossing around a big-ass hatchet, what can we expect from this somewhat-bizarre new take on the Snow White story? I sat down with one of the film’s writers, Evan Daugherty, to get answers.

I think the teaser did a pretty decent job of showing that it was a different take on the story, for sure. When you were writing, did you have anyone in mind for the part of Snow White? If you were writing or back in 2003, surely you weren’t thinking of Kristen Stewart for the role back then, right?

DAUGHERTY: Not really. That was more in the era of Keira Knightley, but funnily enough, and I think I was telling this to Kristen, but…I wrote Snow White shortly after Panic Room came out. And when we were just hanging around the dorms with my buddies talking about the movie, I think I did say that Kristen Stewart would be good for the role. Obviously, she’d need to be a little older, but it would take a few years to get the movie made. I mean, that was her first big thing—Jodie Foster’s daughter in Panic Room.

I always forget she was in that.

DAUGHERTY: Well, y’know, she’s really young, and she’s got super-short hair. But it’s a great movie, and she had to carry quite a bit of…y’know, there’s only, like, four people in that movie. That’s a pretty big acting load for that age.

What did it feel like when you found out they actually wanted to make it after all these years?

DAUGHERTY: It was insane, surreal. I wrote it purely for fun—I mean, also because I wanted to be a screenwriter someday, but also for fun—but it wasn’t until years later that I got an agent, and even then it was sitting on a hard drive for a long time. But once it started coming together it was just surreal. When I wrote the scene about the Huntsman being sent to kill Snow White by the Queen, I was just sitting alone in my room, thinking up weird stuff. And then, this morning, seeing the trailer, I was like, “well, there’s that scene”. It’s really just surreal. And cool.

What do you think about the competing Snow White project? It seems like every few years two projects will spring up that are mirrors of one another: Deep Impact and Armageddon, or when they were talking about making two Alexander movies. Now it’s two Snow Whites. What do you think about that: creative synergy, or is someone getting ripped off?

DAUGHERTY: I don’t think people are getting ripped off. That’s just a function of the way Hollywood works behind the scenes. The truth is, there are probably eight more Snow White scripts floating around out there. And once one Snow White script got hot, other people started pulling out their Snow White scripts. I dunno, I think theirs is a little more kid-friendly, a little more cartoon-y and family-friendly? I think it’s called Mirror, Mirror now, so it doesn’t even have Snow White in the title. But it seems like the two movies are trying to distance themselves from one another, which seems like a smart move.

Yeah, I’d agree.

DAUGHERTY: When I visited the set for Snow White a couple weeks ago, it was like…y’know, it’s a big Lord of The Rings kinda thing, with axe-fighting and trolls and armies fighting. And I think the other’s more fairy-tale-ish and traditional.

Obviously that would put pressure on a production to get your movie out first, but in a practical sense, how much do you actually think about that stuff? Is it something hanging over the production every day, or something you think about once and then never again, or not for a long time?

DAUGHERTY: To be honest, I haven’t heard too much about the other Snow White recently. In the early days, there was some talk, and we were like, “Do we need to worry about this?” But not now. Once it became clear that we were getting Charlize and Chris and Rupert Sanders we stopped worrying about their movie and more about ours. By the way, though, their movie comes out first. Ours comes out in June, while theirs comes out in March…but remember, when Deep Impact and Armageddon came out, both those movies did well. I think there’s room, especially since each is carving out its own vibe.

Cool. Now, Kristen Stewart’s a wildly popular actress amongst the Twilight set, and Snow White’s a popular story with children. But for every two Twilight fans, there’s probably one Twilight…uh…non-fan. How are you planning to convince all the Twilight haters and non-fairy-tale fans that they need to come out to theaters to see another Snow White? Do you anticipate any difficult getting adult males into theaters for this?

DAUGHERTY: Well, that’s a very good and salient point you make. Because it is based on a fairy tale, and it does have a female lead. But one of the great things about this sort of project—and one of the reasons I think they wanted to make it—was that this movie isn’t just about Snow White. It’s called Snow White and The Huntsman, because you’ve got Kristen Stewart being mentored by Chris Hemsworth, who’s sort of doing his badass Thor thing. But instead of hammers, he’s got axes. So, I think the teaser kind of speaks for itself. I think it’s kind of a tough, muscular, gritty…and, by the way, I’ve visited the set, and I can tell you that this is a pretty badass Kristen Stewart that you haven’t seen before. So, hopefully, I’d say look at that teaser. Up until now, when I’ve told my peers—guys in their 20’s and 30’s—that I was working on a Snow White action movie, they were kind of like, “OK, yeah, well, good luck with that”. But after the teaser was up, I posted that to my Facebook or whatever, and they were like—hopefully honestly—“wow, this actually looks pretty cool”.

I think you were smart to have an action-heavy trailer. And some of the effects looked pretty cool.

DAUGHERTY: Yeah! And, by the way, the movie’s a lot like the teaser. I’ve seen a mock-up of the opening battle, and it’s pretty intense. No one’s pulling the wool over anyone’s eyes.

What kind of rating are you aiming for?

DAUGHERTY: I’m almost certain it’ll be a PG-13. Don’t quote me on that…or, well, yeah, quote me on that. But this is going to be as smart and cool as a big action movie can be. There’s some swords, some hacking, some axes and scary creatures…

Just out of curiosity, what’s that big-ass beast-looking thing in the woods that we see in the trailer? I was curious about that.

DAUGHERTY: Ah, yes. I dunno if I should say. I dunno what I’m on radio-silence on. It’s…I’ll say this: that’s a critical moment in Snow White’s progression from where she starts at the beginning on the road to become the armored Snow White we see at the end of the trailer.

Cool. You got any other projects you wanna talk about?

DAUGHERTY: Yeah! That TV show, After Thought, is really exciting. It’s a cross between Inception and CSI that I’m working on with Melissa Rosenberg from the Twilight movies. And we’re shooting a movie that I wrote in January that used to be called Shrapnel; it’s now called Killing Season. That stars Robert DeNiro and John Travolta, and it’s…remember that movie The Edge, where it’s like two dudes fighting in the woods, very small-scale? It’s like that.

Awesome! Well, thanks for your time, and hopefully we’ll talk to you again before the film comes out!

DAUGHERTY: Absolutely!

And that, my friends, was my time with Evan Daugherty. Stay tuned for more on Snow White and The Huntsman as we get closer to the film’s June, 2012 release date, and be sure to sound off in the comments section with your thoughts on yesterday’s teaser trailer: if Evan’s telling us the truth (and we believe he is!), he’ll be reading your thoughts!

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New Trailer for Snow White and the Hunstman!

2011-11-11T16:58:00.000Z

Source: Official SWATH YouTube

You can also download this trailer by clicking here.

Rob on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

2011-11-11T16:44:00.002Z

Part 1:

Part 2.

Bow and Darts

And check out a still of our boy... <3

*swoon*

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Video: Bruno Mars - It Will Rain (Official Video)

2011-11-10T11:28:00.001Z

So... what do you think? I was expecting some more footage..

Rob on Jimmy Kimmel Live (very funny)

2011-11-10T10:36:00.002Z

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ET's SWATH Preview - WATCH IT!

2011-11-09T23:00:00.000Z

OMG! This actually looks amazing! Cannot wait until the premiere (whatever that will be) tomorrow!! :D

MTV's Joshua Horowitz interviews Robert Pattinson!

2011-11-09T20:30:00.001Z

MTV.com recently interviewed Robert Pattinson.

All the videos are on their site but you can't view it outside of the US. (BOO, MTV!)
But RPLife have come to the rescue and given us one video with all of the interviews in one!

Watch this while you can!! We're not sure how long it will stay up :P

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New Edward & Bella Wedding Pic in People Magazine!

2011-11-09T19:13:00.000Z

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New Snow White & The Huntsman Art!

2011-11-09T16:17:00.001Z

From Empire Online:

At this year’s Comic-Con, we were treated to one of the more unusual panels for a big film courtesy of director Rupert Sanders and the stars of Snow White And The Huntsman. Unusual because the film hadn’t actually started shooting at that point, and Sanders only had a proof-of-concept reel and some portraits of his actors, including Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron, to show off. Now everyone else can get more of an idea about the movie’s imagery and tone as a new banner has arrived, courtesy of Collider.

As we noted back in July, this Snow White is looking decidedly more like a Lord Of The Rings-style adventure, cross-spliced with just a touch of Alice In Wonderland.

And from the looks of this new image, that’s definitely the angle Sanders has gone for, with a much more proactive Snow (seen here with a blade at her side) seemingly blinded by a mysterious light shining in the woods. Hemsworth’s Huntsman has little of Thor’s look about him, opting for a grungy Aragorn-esque outfit and a steely gaze. Oh, and weird tree creature things that look like they hang out and play cards with the freaky forest of Evil Dead. Finally, we have Theron’s evil Queen, all dark war scenes and flying ravens.

New 'Immortals' Clip

2011-11-09T11:54:00.000Z

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Video: Kristen Stewart on 'ExtraTV'

2011-11-09T10:12:00.001Z

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The 'Breaking Dawn' cast play the Yes/No game with MTV!

2011-11-09T10:09:00.000Z

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Video: Robert Pattinson on 'David Letterman'

2011-11-09T10:04:00.000Z

Quick intro showing Rob signing for Fans outside:

Interview:

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Jack Morrisey Tweets about a possible 'Hidden Scene' in Breaking Dawn!

2011-11-09T09:59:00.000Z

When asked about a rumored scene half way through the credits of Breking Dawn Part 1, here's what Jack Morrissey replied:

I wonder what it could be! Any ideas?

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New Robert Pattinson Interview with Parade.com

2011-11-09T09:56:00.001Z

One little spoiler about The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1: Anna Kendrick’s character (Jessica) makes a witty toast where she calls Edward Cullen, "The Hair."

Until the world fell in love with the 25-year-old actor, people used to talk a lot about Robert Pattinson’s hair. Now, they talk about his star quality and his jump-through-the-screen charisma.

Pattinson talked to Parade.com about the long-awaited next chapter in the Twilight Saga, his steamy scenes with Kristen Stewart, and embracing old-fashioned romance.

On Edward's sex appeal.
"I don’t think I’ve ever seen a vampire movie where I think the vampires are attractive. OK, girls are sometimes kind of sexy, but guys end up looking worse than they do in their real life with the pale make-up and the fangs. I’ve watched True Blood and all those guys are great looking, but you put vampire make-up on them and they look less handsome on the show than they do in reality."

On his steamy scenes with Kriston Stewart.
"I think the more comfortable you are with each other, the harder it gets to do any kind of really intense relationship scene. You’re kind of thinking, 'I don’t want to embarrass myself in front of this person,' 'I know what she’s thinking now,' so it becomes ridiculous after awhile. Watching other people have sex is never going to be that spectacular anyway. It’s a strange thing when there’s so much hype about it. You are like, 'God, I hope this lives up to it.' The toughest part was avoiding an R-rating. It’s funny when people talk about the sex scenes in the book because there are no sex scenes in the book. Go back and read. They always fade to black."

It's not as romantic as it looks.
"We show romance in the bedroom and also in a nice ocean setting. It was impossible in the waves. We were trying to kiss each other and we misjudged the strength of the tide and so it was absolutely one of the most difficult things I’ve ever had to do in my life. There were big waves and Kristen and I were standing on boxes tied down to the shore. God, it was absolutely impossible. One thing I have to say, we shot those scenes in the Caribbean, so the water was warm."

On his impressive six-pack.
"There are so many descriptions in the book of Edward’s statuesque body — it’s all made of marble, blah blah blah. I managed to get through the entire series without taking my shirt off the whole time. I was like, ‘Nah, I’m not taking it off ever, and I’m not working out!’ Then, when we did Breaking Dawn, I thought, ‘It’s the last one, I might as well.’ So I kind of worked out to bulk up a little for those scenes with my shirt off. I stopped literally the day afterwards. I find it very boring to work out."

The spotlight wasn't on him during the big wedding scene.
"The majority of guys who are getting married would have the same experience that I did, which is that you’re just standing there waiting at the altar. It’s not about you at all. Kristen has to do all the heavy lifting. She’s having to go through everything walking down the aisle, and I’m just standing there, ‘You look really good! Let’s get married! Cool!’ It was quite simple for me."

When it comes to love and marriage, just call him old-fashioned.
"I guess I must be because everyone is always telling me that Edward is kind of old-fashioned, but I always see him as fairly normal. I mean, he just knows what he wants. He’s in love with someone and he just likes the idea of getting married to them. I guess I kind of agree with that."

On becoming a daddy.
"Nobody really knows how to be a father, there’s no way to prepare for it. But it’s quite easy to play in a film when you are holding a baby. The little person is crying in your arms and you end up being very careful. When you portraying a father, you can kind of avoid all the annoying parts of having a kid because there’s someone else to take care of it."

On Twilight coming to an end.
"The one time we filmed in nice weather was literally the last day of production. Kristen and I were on the beach and just making out all night. That’s not too bad. It was just the two of us and it was really nice. Everybody stayed to watch the sunrise, which was really beautiful. It was a nice ending."

As for the future.
"I feel like I’ve kind of been in a whirlwind for so long, even though I’ve done other movies in between. Whenever you promote something, they always want you to talk about Twilight, so it’s kind of constant. I am living a life which I didn’t really know existed. You can kind of delay being an adult for quite a while."

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Access Hollywood interviews Ashley and Jackson: "Rob Ruined the Wedding Scene!"

2011-11-09T09:46:00.000Z

Rob’s ‘Breaking Dawn’ co-stars reveal the major rule he broke while filming the big wedding scene with Kristen.

We all know we’re supposed to silence our cell phones during a movie, so you’d think a major movie star would do the same while filming a movie. But in a new interview with Access Hollywood, Ashley Greene and Jackson Rathbone reveal that Robert Pattinson forgot to turn off his ringtone — and it went off in the middle of filming the Breaking Dawn wedding! ”[Bella's] going up to Edward, she’s about to do the vows, then suddenly… ring, ring, ring!” Jackson recalls. “Someone’s cell phone goes off.”

“I think it might have been Rob’s,” Ashley suggests, to which Jackson confirms, “It was Rob’s.”

But it sounds like everybody had a good laugh, as Jackson says the whole thing was “hysterical.”

And like Ashley says, Rob’s “the only one who could get away with it.”

Watch the full Access Hollywood interview with Ashley and Jackson below:

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CNN interviews Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart!

2011-11-09T09:31:00.000Z

While Robert Pattinson is suggesting that he and his co-star Kristen Stewart may be kinda/sorta married after shooting a scene in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn," Stewart herself is more tight-lipped.

"I'm pretty sure...there was a real priest doing it and he had, kind of, I don't know, he had kind of a short term memory lapse or something and kept forgetting the characters' names," Pattinson, 25, told CNN on Friday. "[He] kind of mixed them up with our real names and I kind of said as a joke, [we're] probably married. I don't really know what the technicalities are of how to actually get married, but I just assumed it may be true in some world."

True or not, Stewart, 21, isn't spilling about a wedding - she won't even talk about her rumored relationship with Pattinson.

"It's funny, I can't hold water," the actress explained to CNN of why she stays so quiet about her off-screen relationship with Rob. "Seriously, I am the most divulging - I'd say everything. You really only want to talk to people about stuff like that [who] know you and really genuinely care."

And then, she adds, there's the feeling like "you're selling something and even if that's not true, for whatever weirdo reason in my head that's how I interpret it. I don't want to give into it."

Full the full article over at CNN.

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