The LA Times spoke with Robert Pattinson on the Golden Globes red carpet, and by phone with Bill Condon.
“Speaking by phone this month, director Bill Condon, who’s helming both installments of the finale, said he has been thrilled with what he’s seen from his leads. “All the characters are moving [in this chapter],” he said. “It’s really about the passage from adolescence to adulthood, and they all seem energized by that. It’s the stuff they are all connecting to in their lives.”
As for Pattinson specifically, Condon added, “Now he’s dealing with a character who’s like him. The final movie allows us to step behind the curtain of what it’s like to be a vampire. It doesn’t seem that exotic anymore; It’s trying to be more real.”
The director, though, was reticent to share any details of the production, which is filming in both New Orleans and Vancouver, Canada, with a jaunt to an island off the coast of Brazil — a location that might in the end prove the most memorable to Condon, because the entire cast and crew needed for the honeymoon scene was stranded after a long day of filming.
“It was incredible. We got caught in the middle of this huge rainstorm — I’ll remember it forever,” Condon said. “Eighty people sleeping on the floor of the set. We couldn’t leave.”
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
LA Times Talks to Robert Pattinson and Bill Condon
Source Via @latimesmovies Via @twilightlexicon.
The LA Times spoke with Robert Pattinson on the Golden Globes red carpet, and by phone with Bill Condon.
“Speaking by phone this month, director Bill Condon, who’s helming both installments of the finale, said he has been thrilled with what he’s seen from his leads. “All the characters are moving [in this chapter],” he said. “It’s really about the passage from adolescence to adulthood, and they all seem energized by that. It’s the stuff they are all connecting to in their lives.”
As for Pattinson specifically, Condon added, “Now he’s dealing with a character who’s like him. The final movie allows us to step behind the curtain of what it’s like to be a vampire. It doesn’t seem that exotic anymore; It’s trying to be more real.”
The director, though, was reticent to share any details of the production, which is filming in both New Orleans and Vancouver, Canada, with a jaunt to an island off the coast of Brazil — a location that might in the end prove the most memorable to Condon, because the entire cast and crew needed for the honeymoon scene was stranded after a long day of filming.
“It was incredible. We got caught in the middle of this huge rainstorm — I’ll remember it forever,” Condon said. “Eighty people sleeping on the floor of the set. We couldn’t leave.”
The LA Times spoke with Robert Pattinson on the Golden Globes red carpet, and by phone with Bill Condon.
“Speaking by phone this month, director Bill Condon, who’s helming both installments of the finale, said he has been thrilled with what he’s seen from his leads. “All the characters are moving [in this chapter],” he said. “It’s really about the passage from adolescence to adulthood, and they all seem energized by that. It’s the stuff they are all connecting to in their lives.”
As for Pattinson specifically, Condon added, “Now he’s dealing with a character who’s like him. The final movie allows us to step behind the curtain of what it’s like to be a vampire. It doesn’t seem that exotic anymore; It’s trying to be more real.”
The director, though, was reticent to share any details of the production, which is filming in both New Orleans and Vancouver, Canada, with a jaunt to an island off the coast of Brazil — a location that might in the end prove the most memorable to Condon, because the entire cast and crew needed for the honeymoon scene was stranded after a long day of filming.
“It was incredible. We got caught in the middle of this huge rainstorm — I’ll remember it forever,” Condon said. “Eighty people sleeping on the floor of the set. We couldn’t leave.”
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
New/Old Photo of Robert Pattinson From LA Times Photoshoot 2008 (HQ)
Hey Everyone,
I really really like this pic! Thanks to our Affies Twilight Italian Moms for the Tip!
Enjoy!
Via @TwI_Moms From SpencerWeiner & LA Times
I really really like this pic! Thanks to our Affies Twilight Italian Moms for the Tip!
Enjoy!
Via @TwI_Moms From SpencerWeiner & LA Times
Friday, October 29, 2010
New L.A. Times Outtakes of Kristen Stewart!
Kristen Stewart! :)
Here we have 3 new outtakes of Kristen Stewart in the L.A. Times!
Thanks to Bellas Diary (EA) for the great tip!
I really love those pictures. What do you think ?
via @bellasdiary
Here we have 3 new outtakes of Kristen Stewart in the L.A. Times!
Thanks to Bellas Diary (EA) for the great tip!
I really love those pictures. What do you think ?
via @bellasdiary
Thursday, May 6, 2010
New photos of Peter, Elizabeth & Nikki from LA Times
Hey :)
We previously posted a picture of Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser and Nikki Reed from the LA Times. Now we have three more pictures of them solo.
Thanks to Team-Twilight.com for the pictures [they have it from the LA Times]
via @teamtwilight with @LATherocomplex
And again the group picture:
Source via Source
And again the group picture:
Source via Source
Sunday, May 2, 2010
LA Times interview with the Wolf Pack
We love the wolves, right? Maybe the LA Times as well. However, today they've published an interview with Alex Meraz, Chaske Spencer and Julia Jones.
Thanks to TwilightLexicon.com for the information!
via @twilightlexicon
Alex Meraz said:
“The fans are going to love this film,” he said. “I didn’t get my chance to touch anybody in ‘New Moon.’ This time I go at it with Emmett [ Kellan Lutz]. I give him a nice bitch slap. But I’m in wolf form, so maybe it’s a big paw slap?"
Read the whole article over at LA Times.
Source
Alex Meraz said:
“The fans are going to love this film,” he said. “I didn’t get my chance to touch anybody in ‘New Moon.’ This time I go at it with Emmett [ Kellan Lutz]. I give him a nice bitch slap. But I’m in wolf form, so maybe it’s a big paw slap?"
Read the whole article over at LA Times.
Source
Friday, April 30, 2010
What kind of 'Breaking Dawn' will Bill Condon make?
Hey Everyone,
Last night Summit via its official Twitter tweeted this article LATimes did for Bill Condon...
I think that you will find it really interesting! Enjoy a little extract!
Via @Twilight From @latimes
&@zeitchikLAT
By Steven Zeitchik
Summit confirmed this morning that, as the rumor mill in Hollywood has been churning for weeks, "Dreamgirls" director Bill Condon will come on to direct the fourth installment in the "Twilight" franchise, no doubt prompting an unlikely spike in "Gods & Monsters" DVD sales among teenage girls. (Condon's name was first reported as a "Breaking Dawn" candidate back in March by Entertainment Weekly.)
Condon has generally been thought of as the more logical choice, at least compared to some of the other directors under consideration, like Sofia Coppola and Stephen Daldry.In making the choice, Summit, which has gone for a different type of director for each film in the franchise, clearly wanted someone with more Oscar chops (Condon's won one and been nominated for a second). That's both because the "Breaking Dawn" material is a little more complicated than the previous books and because with the franchise already an unstoppable juggernaut, they can afford to take a risk, at least a small one.
So what kind of teen-vampire fable will the man responsible for "Dreamgirls," "Gods & Monsters" and "Kinsey" make? None of his previous directing credits are obvious analogues to this movie (though the initial frenzy over him as a candidate was a little baffling; good filmmakers reinvent themselves all the time. And it's nothing compared to Rob Marshall, another man known for musicals, taking on "Pirates of the Caribbean 4").
You are read the whole article HERE
Last night Summit via its official Twitter tweeted this article LATimes did for Bill Condon...
I think that you will find it really interesting! Enjoy a little extract!
Via @Twilight From @latimes
&@zeitchikLAT
By Steven Zeitchik
Summit confirmed this morning that, as the rumor mill in Hollywood has been churning for weeks, "Dreamgirls" director Bill Condon will come on to direct the fourth installment in the "Twilight" franchise, no doubt prompting an unlikely spike in "Gods & Monsters" DVD sales among teenage girls. (Condon's name was first reported as a "Breaking Dawn" candidate back in March by Entertainment Weekly.)
Condon has generally been thought of as the more logical choice, at least compared to some of the other directors under consideration, like Sofia Coppola and Stephen Daldry.In making the choice, Summit, which has gone for a different type of director for each film in the franchise, clearly wanted someone with more Oscar chops (Condon's won one and been nominated for a second). That's both because the "Breaking Dawn" material is a little more complicated than the previous books and because with the franchise already an unstoppable juggernaut, they can afford to take a risk, at least a small one.
So what kind of teen-vampire fable will the man responsible for "Dreamgirls," "Gods & Monsters" and "Kinsey" make? None of his previous directing credits are obvious analogues to this movie (though the initial frenzy over him as a candidate was a little baffling; good filmmakers reinvent themselves all the time. And it's nothing compared to Rob Marshall, another man known for musicals, taking on "Pirates of the Caribbean 4").
You are read the whole article HERE
Monday, April 26, 2010
Robert Pattinson : A Few More LA Time Backlot Pics
Hey Everyone,
Kalimera from Athens...
I hope you are all okay...Monday and I will start the day with Morning Robert Fix...
Thanks to our Elite Affies & Friends Robert Pattinson Australia for the hotness...!
They are from LA Times Hollywood Backlot (David Strick)
Enjoy!
Via @RPAustralia with the help of their affies @RPSource
Kalimera from Athens...
I hope you are all okay...Monday and I will start the day with Morning Robert Fix...
Thanks to our Elite Affies & Friends Robert Pattinson Australia for the hotness...!
They are from LA Times Hollywood Backlot (David Strick)
Enjoy!
Via @RPAustralia with the help of their affies @RPSource
Friday, January 15, 2010
‘The Runaways’ In The L. A. Times
Hey, here is an article from the L.A Times about The Runaways, check it out
Arwad =)
Arwad =)
L. A. Times has an article on the upcoming film The Runaways starring Kristen Stewart as Joan Jett and Dakota Fanning as Cherie Currie.
"Dakota Fanning’s porcelain-doll features were swathed in exotic makeup and her blond hair coiffed into a feathery shag; she raised her umpteenth shot of sake and cast a knowing glance at Kristen Stewart. The “Twilight” star held Fanning’s gaze briefly and toasted back, looking every inch the tough rocker chick, with her matching black shag hairdo, spiked bracelet and razor-blade charm necklace.
"The actresses clinked glasses and giggled."
"With downtown Los Angeles’ Kyoto Grand Hotel standing in for a bustling Tokyo sushi joint last summer, the teen stars were on the set of the coming-of-age drama “The Runaways” — in character, with Fanning as Cherie Currie, the wild-child lead singer of the titular all-girl rock group, and Stewart portraying Joan Jett, its electric-guitar-wielding, ‘tude-copping founder. Between the years 1975 and ‘79, the Runaways packed shows from coast to coast, toured the world and racked up hits before self-immolating in a blaze of drugs, jealousies and in-fighting.
Stewart and Fanning first shared screen time in “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” and became fast friends. “You can probably tell we get along really well,” Fanning said in between takes. “For the characters, it’s really important that bond is portrayed. And we have that in real life.”Rather than talk up the more sensational aspects of filming — like, say, the scenes in which Fanning writhes and vamps onstage dressed in fishnet stockings and a revealing bodice — the actress chose to explain how she and Stewart (with castmates Taylor-Compton, Maeve and Shawkat) rehearsed the Runaways’ music together for a month before filming began. Stewart and Fanning then re-recorded the vocals for several of the songs heard in the film.During production, the real Joan Jett was a semi-constant presence on-set. At the Kyoto Grand location, the rock icon huddled with Stewart conspiratorially in between takes, their closeness highlighting a remarkable physical similarity. In the film, Stewart convincingly channels something of Jett’s androgynous, take-no-guff demeanor and rock star swagger. (Stewart declined comment for this story.)“She has completely embodied the character of Joan,” Sigismondi said. “Her body language, her face, her walk. It’s amazing how she has just become her.”
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