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Post by emma23 on Nov 7, 2008 14:29:31 GMT
Actually Cloe its exactly 6 weeks for us now ;D We are so going on opening day, right after college we'll be at cineworld lol, that was a definate from the beginning lol! Whens everyone else going?
I just read in an article that summit said that they will make New Moon if the movie makes $150 million- thats quite a stretch considering the low budget on the movie! But i think theres a chance, considering this includes all the tons of merchandise being sold, i also heard that its already sold out in 100 USA cinema showings! Its outselling HSM3 in presales so thats awesome!
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 7, 2008 15:36:17 GMT
I'm not sure when I'm going, definally not at the first day, but probably in my christmas break with my mom and maybe my brother and father.
I really hope that they make that money because I really want all the books to become films, that is if Twilight is good!!
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 7, 2008 18:59:20 GMT
Entertainment Weekly’s Uncovers Kristen StewartKristen Stewart gives her trademark sideways smile on the third Twilight cover of Entertainment Weekly. The 18-year-old actress sat down with EW.com for a candid interview with the magazine to talk about the upcoming vampire film. ”I just want to make sure Twilight’s worth the ginormous attention it receives. Everyone said this is a big-deal movie. But I hate when people celebrate before you have something to celebrate about,” Kristen said. She also reveals that there is only one man in the world who could play the Edward to her Bella. “Catherine [Hardwicke] liked a couple of the guys [who auditioned], and I was like, ‘Are you joking? I can’t do the movie unless Rob [Pattinson] does it.”’ To read the full interview, visit EW.com. Source: JJ
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 7, 2008 18:59:38 GMT
I love kristen on that picture! She looks so pretty!!
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 7, 2008 19:08:02 GMT
The interview of EW.com with Kristen: 'TWILIGHT' Q&A Kristen Stewart talks 'Twilight'If the Stephenie Meyer vampire movie explodes, so will the young actress's career; is she ready for fame? A candid chat with the girl who will be Bella, Edward's mortal beloved''I just want to make sure Twilight's worth the ginormous attention it receives. I hate when people celebrate before you have something to celebrate about.''She begins with a disclaimer. ''I usually don't look like such a skank,'' Kristen Stewart says, fanning out 10 dirt-caked fingernails. Fresh off her star turn as innocent, lovestruck Bella Swan in Twilight, the 18-year-old actress — best known as the hippie chick in Sean Penn's Into the Wild — is researching a very different movie role at the moment, that of a young stripper. She's been spending time at a run-down strip club in New Orleans' French Quarter called Dixie Divas, taking in the show and learning how to gyrate around a pole, though she doesn't shed many layers. ''I danced on the bar there three nights this week, and my legs are covered in bruises,'' Stewart says proudly. ''Hopefully, the Twilight fans won't totally freak out.'' Stewart has every right to be concerned. Ever since Stephenie Meyer's best-selling series of supernatural romance novels spawned a nation of Twilighters, millions of girls (and their moms) have followed the first book's journey to the screen. Casting the schoolgirl was every bit as perilous as casting the vampire. Fortunately, director Catherine Hardwicke was roundly cheered when she zeroed in on Stewart to play Bella, a shy, ordinary 17-year-old every-mortal. The actress' agents, of course, were doing backflips when they heard the news. Stewart herself wasn't so sure how she felt about being at the center of a cultural tsunami. She's still not. ''It's just surreal to be a crucial part of a machine like this,'' says Stewart, over a lunch of raw oysters and po'boys. ''I'm sort of the vessel. The book is what it is because of these girls' obsession with [Edward] through me. If I wasn't right, I'd be persecuted, and put on a cross.'' Not exactly the breathless enthusiasm you might expect from a young actress in the kind of big, splashy blockbuster that could launch her onto young Hollywood's A list. Stewart is Kate Winslet on the eve of Titanic's release or, at the very least, Shia LaBeouf pre-Transformers. But then again, she isn't much seduced by hype. ''I don't want to do something that's just a big moneymaker,'' says the actress, who has worked steadily for nearly a decade but hasn't appeared in a genuine hit since her breakthrough role, at age 11, as Jodie Foster's daughter in Panic Room. Instead, she's built up indie credibility by working with an impressive array of top-tier directors like Mike Figgis (Cold Creek Manor), Jon Favreau (Zathura), and Doug Liman (Jumper), among others. She also scored a moderate success with last year's paranormal horror flick The Messengers. ''I just want to make sure Twilight's worth the ginormous attention it receives,'' says Stewart. ''Everyone said this is a big-deal movie. But I hate when people celebrate before you have something to celebrate about.'' Stewart says she was drawn to the Twilight role not because of the books' ginormous popularity — ''I figured it was a little cult vampire movie with a built-in fan base'' — but because she loved the idea of playing a teenage girl experiencing animal attraction for the first time. ''What I love about the story is that it's about a very logical, pragmatic girl who you think would never get swept into something that has this bizarre power.'' After being cast, Stewart performed a pivotal love scene on Hardwicke's bed with the four leading contenders for the role of Edward, including Robert Pattinson. ''Catherine liked a couple of the guys, and I was like, 'Are you joking? I can't do the movie unless Rob does it,''' Stewart says. ''He got it, and we could, like, see each other.'' As Hardwicke puts it, ''She would have strangled me if I didn't pick him.'' During the shoot, the pair ended up taking the roles — and themselves — a little too seriously. They spent hours deconstructing what it meant to be a vampire, and what it meant to be in love with one. The result: big-time angst, both on screen and off. At one point, the studio began to worry their young stars had mistaken this for a Bergman movie instead of a romantic teen fairy tale. ''We were like, 'We're going to play this real' and the studio was like, 'But it's fun. Lighten up!''' says Stewart, who launches into an imaginary rant at the studio suits: ''You knew what you were getting when you hired actors who aren't Disney kids! We're actually going to consider the characters, and not just smile on our marks, and hope we're in focus.'' Stewart, who was just 17 when she shot the movie, was uncompromising about what she'd allow her character to do and say. ''We had to rewrite and improvise a lot of the most intense scenes, because Kristen will not say something if she doesn't feel good about it,'' recalls Hardwicke. ''Kristen is very tough and she does not tolerate bulls---.'' Stewart just feels like she was doing her job. ''I had some of the corniest lines I've ever had in this film,'' says the actress, who was keen to tone down some of the over-the-top declarations of ''I will die for you!'' love. ''We were so awkward saying those lines. Catherine was like, 'Just feel it and say what comes to you.''' All this might sound like arrogance in someone else, but after spending time with Stewart, she seems like a genuine rebel spirit looking to do good work. Even now, as Twilight threatens to elevate her to the top of the marquee, she's not that curious about how far fame will take her. She'd prefer to chart her own course. ''Look what I'm doing here in New Orleans,'' she says. Playing a stripper in a film that doesn't yet have distribution. ''I told my agent, 'I'm not doing a big movie after Twilight.''' Because she's got that kind of offhand confidence, it's easy to forget that Stewart's barely old enough to vote. She has an eerie calm about her for someone about to undergo a high dose of sudden celebrity. ''For no real reason,'' she says with a shrug, ''I just feel like it won't be a problem.'' Source: EW.com
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Post by emma23 on Nov 9, 2008 12:30:08 GMT
I'm not sure when I'm going, definally not at the first day, but probably in my christmas break with my mom and maybe my brother and father. I really hope that they make that money because I really want all the books to become films, that is if Twilight is good!! That sounds cool! When is your christmas break? Ironically enough mine begins on the 19th of December haha, I want it to be that day! I love the christmas holidays, its one of the best times of year Thanks for the articles also, I love the Entertainment weekly covers, so much better then the one earlier this year! If i could I would get the cover with both of them! haha Its really great also how Kristen really wanted Rob to get the role! ;D
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 9, 2008 12:40:54 GMT
That sounds cool! When is your christmas break? Ironically enough mine begins on the 19th of December haha, I want it to be that day! I love the christmas holidays, its one of the best times of year Thanks for the articles also, I love the Entertainment weekly covers, so much better then the one earlier this year! If i could I would get the cover with both of them! haha Its really great also how Kristen really wanted Rob to get the role! ;D I think it begins somewhere around that time too, or a week later... I am totally not sure. Mostly I find out in our last week haha. Yeah, I agree!! and it's probably one of the last schoolholidays I will have in my life haha. Yeah, I agree, it's great!! Yeah, I thought so too! So funny that she decided in it too! She made a good choice!
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Post by emma23 on Nov 12, 2008 11:43:44 GMT
Same here I actually felt really sad during this summer holidays thinking that it could be my last one, as i might have to get a full time job instead of uni once college is over, hopefully not!! I remember didnt we say that we partly didnt want time to go so quick? It is though.. I just cant believe how near the movie is now! Its what? 9 days for a lot of countries! Thats awesome! I'm just really praying that it makes the money that summit wants it to, after all they're not expecting lots on opening weekend, they said $20 million would be good, i just hope it makes that amount or near it, i really want to see New moon as a movie, im convinced from the trailers and sneak peaks that this movie will be great! Its still a while for the UK though, but not that awful! 5 weeks which really isnt bad considering i still remember Rob being casted back last year (its scary how quick the times gone..) ;D speaking of which... Cloeee? A few more people from t&t want to come with us on the 19th! (yes, the loud ones.) because Jen saw the trailer during the weekend at the cinema and now she wants to see it lol, and of course ivys obsessed like us, and maybe Jess and her friends might come to the same showing as us, depends on the time... hopefully there will be a 2.30 one so we can go right after college! but anyway.. wouldnt it be good if we could get a good crowd of us to fill the cinema? it would be really fun and exciting and even if we were with all them people i would insist on sitting next to you lol! Or would you rather it be just me, you and C? Lol, dont know why im saying this on here, talk about it another time we still have over a month! haha
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 12, 2008 11:55:48 GMT
haha, it's so funny to read that! I will go with my mom and maybe my brother and father, so much for fun haha.
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Post by emma23 on Nov 12, 2008 11:58:05 GMT
Haha, thats still fun! Ill probably end up going another time with my sister, and probably my mum also! haha
I wish we all lived closer (like in the same country..), it would be really great if all of us from OTHsisters could go together! ;D
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 12, 2008 15:48:07 GMT
Yeah, me too!!
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Post by Meg on Nov 12, 2008 20:30:15 GMT
Kristen Stewart enters the Twilight Zone in the December 2008 issue of Teen Vogue. On getting the script even though she had never even heard of the books: “ I guess I was just living under rocks and mountains. And though we were warned, I figured it would be a pretty exclusive fan base. I thought we were making a cult movie; I had no idea it was going to be this, like, phenomenon.” On her character Bella Swan, a recently relocated high school junior who falls in love with a vampire named Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson): “Bella’s a very relatable girl. She inhabits qualities that most girls have, even if it’s not on the surface… What I love about the story and what puts it on a different level is that it’s ‘chemical’…there’s nobody else for either of them. Period.” (She did, on occasion, draw from her own romantic life – she’s been with boyfriend Michael Angarano “forever” as she puts it.) On the fashion world: “If I’m just chilling out, then people can see me any which way, but it’s different when you’re putting yourself together to do something professionally. You’re under a lot of scrutiny. It’s a bizarre thing, to me, to consider that what I wear or what I do with my hair, can affect my career… I’m not the type of person who has a million things in my closet to put together, so I’ve begun to work with a stylist and we’ve started to figure out what I like. Simple, classically pretty things; I love Chanel.” The Dec 08/Jan 09 issue of Teen Vogue hits stands November 18. Twilight opens November 21. To meet the cast of Twilight, check out the video at TeenVogue.com. Source: JJ
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Post by Meg on Nov 12, 2008 20:46:21 GMT
vids.eonline.com/services/link/bcpid1396519019/bctid1915367691Robert Pattinson didn't know what he was getting into when he signed up for this Twilight thing. Seriously, no idea. I sat down with Hollywood's latest, hottest vampire this week, and the British star dished about the hype, his steamy audition with costar Kristen Stewart and what he thought was so "weird" about reading Stephenie Meyer's sexually charged books. Source: E Online
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Post by emma23 on Nov 13, 2008 8:33:05 GMT
OMG! They've finally announced that there IS in fact, going to be a UK premiere! Its on 3rd of December! And is at London Leicester square! ;D (so yay! London isnt that far from where we live! Only an hour and half! ;D) Source : MTV UK I really want to go, but its on a Wednesday which i work! Sighh, i guess i can skip work though! After all i think everyone will! lol
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 13, 2008 11:13:42 GMT
OMG, that's so awesome for you, Em! That's one day before us! Altho I'm not going to the premiere either! I hope that you can go!!!!
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 13, 2008 11:29:39 GMT
Cam Gigandet Covers Men’s HealthTwilight hottie Cam Gigandet counts on one man for a killer physique, a great career, and general happiness: himself. The 26-year-old actor is the cover boy for the December 2008 issue of Men’s Health. Here’s what he had to say: Accepting fear in acting as his roommate: “You’re selling a product that happens to be yourself. That brings out so many insecurities. There’s so much fear of failure because it’s so rampant, it’s everywhere. It was paralyzing to the point where I couldn’t get work or enjoy anything. To get where I am, I had to learn to live with fear. It’s all fear. You have to let go of that and keep moving forward.” On working like hell: “Well, you can always do what the O.C. kids did and hate your work. When I was on that show, they all just wanted to go on and do bigger things. I imagine that’s hard. You can be as frustrated as you want, but you still have to show up for work. People don’t want to hear about it if you’re frustrated with your big career break. You still have to have a sense of gratitude and professionalism no matter what you do. I’ve been mad at everyone and everything at times. Deal with it at home.” Source: JJ
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Post by Meg on Nov 13, 2008 13:28:14 GMT
That's great Em, you can always call in **cough, cough** sick!!!
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Post by Meg on Nov 13, 2008 14:38:52 GMT
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Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Nov 13, 2008 16:46:56 GMT
Awesome!! The picture just doesn't work...
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Post by Meg on Nov 13, 2008 17:09:11 GMT
Try it now...the link was faulty i guess. I can't get the IMG code to work on this one.
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