Booboo Stewart Live Blog Boston Convention Q and A

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The part of Seth that is most like Booboo is that he is laid back, he’s generally happy. Booboo says he can’t imagine a world without music. Movies without music is really boring you miss a lot if you see early cuts. He started acting when he was 10. Odd thing a fan has done was in Orlando at his table he noticed a girl hiding behind a palm tree (but the tree was too small and he could totally see her) and she was taking secret pictures. Eventually she came over to talk to him. Booboo definitely prefers acting to stunt work but he really loves stunt work too. Robert Pattinson is very cool. He worked with him a bunch in Breaking Dawn. He is a really funny and really cool guy. He loved working with him. Booboo hasn’t had to deal with too many crying fans. But his sister burst into tears when she met Channing Tatum. Booboo really enjoyed the live concerts he did to support a group fighting child abuse. Music is way harder than acting. Lots more work comes down to you alone you don’t have a staff to do other things. Booboo loves amusement parks but does not like roller coasters. He does like the Mattehorn and the Tea Cup Rides at Disney He’s enjoying White frog He really likes working with Tyler Posey. he’s a cool guy. His favorite part of being on Eclipse was finally meeting everyone. The hard part was keeping it a secret for so long. It was also hard to cut his hair because it used to be really long. He never had short hair before Twilight. If he could change places with any person dead or alive it would be…not a Medievel person, too many wars and arrows hurt…hmmm…couldn’t it be an animal…he’d want to be his mom’s dog elvis who is pampered. If it could be a fictional character it would be Ace Ventura.

Sky.it: A Twilight Saga Eclipse Special & Twilight Ita Con 2 (Video)

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Kalimera from Athens...Here is a special video that TV Sky Cinema1 broadcasted yesterday before The Twilight Saga Eclipse movie. Unfortunately it is in Italian but you can see some material from the Con.
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Twilight Saga Teaser Reveals: A History

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Eclipse Eclipsed Harry Potter—and Four Other Shockers From the Year in Movies!

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Toy Story 3 ruled. Alice in Wonderland made a bundle. This, you know.

Here's what you don't about the box-office year that was:

1. Twilight Beat Harry Potter! For the First Time! Ever! Yes, the franchises have released films in the same year only one other time. Yes, Deathly Hallows Part 1 only opened last month. And, yes, the Potter people are making their usual pile of money overseas—Deathly Hallow's worldwide gross is already at $825 million, per Box Office Mojo, compared to $693 million for Eclipse.


But, domestically speaking, Eclipse set a new franchise record, while Deathly Hallows could wind up as "only" the third-, fourth- or fifth-biggest film in the Potter series.


2. Katherine Heigl Is Underrated! Remember when the actress detonated "her first bomb?" Or when her "image problem" threatened her latest romantic comedy? Well, two funny things happened: Both of Heigl's 2010 movies made good. The $75 million Killers grossed $93 million worldwide, while Life As We Know It, the real success story, took in nearly the same—off a $35 million budget.


3. The No. 2 Movie of the Year Got Snubbed! Per the box-office site The Numbers, James Cameron's Avatar (the pre-rerelease version) grossed more money in 2010 than any film save Toy Story 3. But where will you find it in the year-end rankings? Nowhere!


Because Avatar was released in 2009, its ticket sales go down on that side of the ledger, and it goes down as that year's No. 1 movie. Note we never said Avatar got totally snubbed.


4. Human Beings Are Not Funny! Adam Sandler's Grown Ups and Jackass 3D were the only live-action comedies to crack $100 million. (Robert Downey Jr.'s Due Date, still plugging away, may join them.)


In contrast, one of every four Top 20 hit was a CGI laugher thanks to the success of Toy Story 3, Despicable Me, Shrek Forever After, Megamind and Tangled.


5. Movies Still Bomb! Remember how over the summer we learned to never count out anything—why, even The Sorcerer's Apprentice wound up making back its gargantuan budget, with a $215 million worldwide gross?


And now, in looking over the year-end stats, we learn something else: chiefly, moviegoers in the United Arab Emirates cannot save all. Some flicks, no matter how many countries or theaters they play in, cannot make money.


Jonah Hex ($47 million budget; $11 million worldwide gross), The Warrior's Way ($42 million budget; $8 million worldwide gross), and The Nutcracker in 3D ($90 million budget; $234,928 worldwide gross), we're looking at you.


The astounding Nutcracker in 3D stats, by the by, are per the trusty Box Office Mojo (as are the others). So you know, we did put a call into the film's distributor to see if we were missing something. Like a digit.


Here's a look at the year's top-grossing films through Wednesday, per domestic stats compiled by Box Office Mojo:


Toy Story 3, $415 million
Alice in Wonderland, $334.2 million
Iron Man 2, $312.1 million
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, $300.5 million
Inception, $292.5 million
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, $267.8 million
Despicable Me, $250.6 million
Shrek Forever After, $238.4 million
How to Train Your Dragon, $217.6 million
The Karate Kid, $176.6 million