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New Rob, Kristen and Taylor Interview with Coming Soon (Italy)
Taylor talks about the very last day being though, growing up together, becoming a family. Finishing was emotional but they'll keep in touch and stay friends.
Kristen: It felt amazing actually to be done with it. The last scene we shot was the wedding one, and it was like the perfect ending. We were all together, at the same time and I know that it's been said that the "sex" theme is the most important thing in the movie but the ceremony was the best way to say goodbye and wrap us out. It was nice.
Robert: It was such a hard shoot. Like 10 months, 6 days a week, 15/16 hours a day, it was crazy. I mean all the movies have been kinda hard to shoot but it was such a happy and nice period as well like for the last scene Kristen and I shot in the Caribbean. That was our very last day. We were kissing in the sea, had a cocktail and waited for the sun to rise. And i was like "wow why didnt we shoot more scenes like this in Twilight?". That was my last farewell. A good memory.
Trancript thanks to @Fiorels90
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New Rob and Kristen Interview with M Magazine (Austria)
M: The fairytale finally becomes reality. There will be a dream-wedding between Edward and Bella. How do you like this romantic climax?
Kristen: It’s fantastic! The first few movies held so much suspense and drama. The big question was: Will Edward and Bella get together or won’t they? If they do, will that relationship have a chance at succeeding? In Breaking Dawn we get the solution for that dilemma. Bella and Edward demonstrate openly that they do belong together, by marrying. Breaking Dawn starts untypically happy and many think this book is the shallowest part of the series. At least at the beginning.
M: With the wedding, Edward’s and Bella’s happy end would be complete. But everything turns out completely differently than one would think.Kristen: Yes. Of course it’d be great to end the whole thing with the wedding just that that would be really cheesy. Most importantly because getting married isn’t really the last sep in a relationship. For Edward and Bella a lot of new problems arise. For the first time they have to solve those problems as a married couple and not, like they used to, as a couple or all by themselves. As shallow as Breaking Dawn starts, as dramatically it resumes. That arc of suspence is amazing. We experience a rollercoaster of emotions, from the greatest happiness, to the bitter end. I think the instensity of those emotions is so real in Breaking Dawn. That’s probably why it’s by far my favorite of the Saga.
Rob on 50 Minutes Inside (French Show)
They get married and then finally they do ... well you know what. I mean we've been waiting 3 movies for this, You took your time, Rob.
Rob: I was like why didn't they just watched a porno. But really it was an important scene for us because it's not detailled in the book.
It's pretty violent, isn't it?
Rob: Well it's sort of passionate, like intense love making.
Are you that brutal in your sex life?
Rob: Absolutely, I've smashed many walls.
Your hotel room is going to be a disaster tomorrow?
Rob: It's everywhere, even when I'm by myself.
Vampires are in right now. Remember how I dressed up with Nikkos at the Dracula Premiere. So I tried to be one of you.
Rob: It's good.
It's good, it's not too old fashioned?
Rob: No, no, it looks very realistic. You look a little bit too brown tho, like a vampire from Nice.
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Kristen's account of how she broke her thumb on BD set by @lisamarks
Twilight is a phenomenon – nothing new there – but can you imagine living in the middle of a phenomenon?
After interviewing Kristen for the Sunday Telegraph’s Sunday Magazine I now have a teeny tiny inkling of what that life in the Twilight bubble must be like.
Unlike any other film junket, the Twilight: Breaking Dawn event was a security lock-down. I walked from the lift to check-in with a publicist, then escorted to the door of the suite where I’d be interviewing Kristen by another publicist and a burly ‘Secret Service’ agent, who looked straight out of central casting in a grey suit and buzz cut.
We then stood outside the suite for a few minutes like we were at the most uncomfortable cocktail party in the world. I wasn’t allowed inside the room which is odd because generally, if it’s free, you’re allowed to go in first and set-up.
While we waited for Stewart to arrive I tried to make the small talk with the security man, who was wearing an earpiece. I don’t know for sure but he may have been packing – I mean, it felt like he could have been concealing a weapon. I had to take a moment to remember where I was.
And look, I get it. I can only imagine how many, shall we say, over-zealous fans might be lurking so security is necessary, and the publicists were working so hard, and doing a brilliant job to make the junket run smoothly, but it was so intense.
Kristen then appeared at the end of the corridor flanked by a publicist and two more hulking men from the security detail, and one of them remained in the room while I did the interview. Yes, really.
It was intimidating, surreal and knowing me the way I do, utterly unneccessary.
Rob Interview with Epoca Magazine (Brazil)
Unlike most actors, the English Robert Pattinson, 25 years of old, thinks ex scenes are easy. There are other things that are scarier: having to appear shirtless or doing comedy, especially in TV Shows like Saturday Night Live, as he told Epoca in two interviews: one as a roundtable and another exclusive one:
EPOCA - All actors say that sex scenes are very awkward to do, you always have a lot of people around. As you and Kristen know each other so well, was it easier?
- Pattinson - Actually I don’t think doing sex scenes is weid. You know that nobody will say anything, the directors don’t want to embarrass themselves, they won't tell you how to do it. But it's fun to do them with Kristen, it seems kind of silly. In fact, it becomes more difficult. When you don’t know the other person you won’t say she's doing something silly, or joke all the time. If you know the person, it's more risky (laughs).
EPOCA - Kristen Stewart said the wedding scene was as if she were living it. How was it for you?
- Pattinson - Kind of easy. Especially in the beginning. There was so much expectation because of the dress, paparazzi everywhere that Kristen was very stressed. As she was walking to the altar, and the camera approaching me, I started to get nervous because I saw how shocked she was. So I had to think that I needed to support her and act as if I knew what I was doing (laughs).
Carolina Herrera Talks about the Inspiration Behind Bella’s Wedding Gown
The New York Times spoke to Carolina Herrera and Stephenie Meyer about Bella’s gown.
The New York Times: You’d think [this] was another royal wedding.
…Even Mrs. Herrera, brought on by the “Twilight” author, Stephenie Meyer, hasn’t revealed so much as a silhouette or a neckline. Mrs. Meyer’s 2008 book, “Breaking Dawn (The Twilight Saga, Book 4),” offers only quick glimpses of the dress, like “a long line of pearl buttons” up the back.
“I wanted the dress to have a period feel without being actually vintage,” Mrs. Meyer, who collaborated with Ms. Herrera, said in an e-mail [to the NYT].
Mrs. Herrera, whose gowns typically begin at $4,000, was equally cryptic in an e-mail: “Of course, I was inspired by Stephenie’s description of the gown in the book,” she wrote. “I also took into consideration the personality and the style of the bride.”
After being sent repeated e-mails asking for an image of the dress, Eric Kops, Summit’s senior vice president for publicity, responded: “We are saving the reveal of the dress as a surprise for the fans when they see the film. Therefore, we aren’t planning to release any images showing the dress until after the film in theatres.”
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Rob, Kristen, Taylor and Cast Interview with Startalk (Philippines)
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Philippine Star:
How was it doing Breaking Dawn 1 and 2 (filmed as one) compared to the first three movies?Kristen: I think the primary difference in playing Bella was that she’s got a clear feeling now than before was sort of baseless. I mean, in the first three movies she’s somewhat worried even if she was so sure that this love was gonna work out but it was based on nothing. She was in a very, very dangerous situation all the time. In this movie, I get to play someone who has lots of things going on around her and she’s excited about them.
The wedding scene is fabulous. You’re a very beautiful bride. How did you feel during the shooting of that scene?
Kristen: Uhm, it was one situation that you force yourself to experience, you know, because it is so important to people and myself included, like building up for four years to a moment that not only mean something to me but to everyone else. If you don’t dare having take the ride, you’re gonna regret it. I didn’t have to think about other than trust it.
The Twilight Saga is coming to an end soon. You and the other stars have, I’m sure, become like one happy family. How do you feel about it?Kristen: Yeah. It’s a unique experience to finish a film and not be worried that you’re not gonna hold on to the relationships. I mean, ours is pretty solid. And I’d love to work with everyone again individually. We have had good experiences with everyone, so…
How do you see yourself beyond the Twilight Saga? What kind of roles would you like to portray?Kristen: Oh no, I don’t really work very often. I don’t know. I’m pretty like impulsive, very instinctive in the way that I find myself in projects. I’m not projecting into the future; I’m not creating a game plan. I think that’s crazy talk.
But what will you miss most about the Twilight Saga in general and Bella Swan in particular?Kristen: Instantly, I will miss everyone involved in the Twilight Saga and, as I’ve said, I really want to work with them again. About Bella, I have a hard time thinking of what I don’t love about her. If you’ve been playing a character this long, it becomes like a second skin to you. You tend to play things that are very close to yourself. It’s normal when you’re very young. With Bella, I really like her. It sounds weird but I will really miss her, genuinely.
How do you think you can shake off the Bella Swan character who has been so attached to you like, as you said, a second skin?Kristen: I respect the character Bella Swan but sorry that I’m going to walk away now. You know what I mean? The only way that I can play a character is if I feel it, so I must do that character justice. If you don’t, you are depriving everyone else the chance to experience what you get from the character. And so, I’m done with a character as soon as I play it. I want the experience to blow out…you know what I mean?
How have you changed these past four years? What lessons have you learned from the Twilight Saga?Kristen: Well, I’ve gotten to know myself maybe more than what I expected. I’m happy because I felt that I was forced to come out of my shell a little bit. Otherwise, I don’t think that I have really changed that much.
Rob and Kristen's Interview with The Philippine Daily Enquirer
Kristen:
Rob and I have made out in this movie more than I can possibly imagine,” declared Kristen, wearing a very short skirt that showed off her legs. “It was weird at first. It got comfortable. When we did the love scene, to be honest with you, I wasn’t nervous about it. It was easy to make fun of it because it wasn’t shot from beginning to end. It was very memory-oriented. Everything in this movie is very much through Bella’s perspective so it was ‘piece-y.’ We shot in fragments. There were lots of close-ups.”
Unlike some actors, Kristen doesn’t need a drink to get in the mood. “My job doesn’t drive me to drink,” she simply said.
Kristen cited the three’s recent big event, imprinting their hand and feet in cement in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theater, when asked to talk about their friendship.
“To be in the middle of everything that we are in, to have them on either side of me is amazing,” she remarked. “A perfect example is when we put our hands in cement. I felt fairly ridiculous looking down on my hands. They were so tiny. I was just thinking, God, I can’t believe this is happening. Then you look to the right and left and it makes sense. I couldn’t have done it without them. It would have been a very different experience.”
She added, “Every time I realize that I haven’t talked to Taylor in a while, it worries me. It shocks me. I go, whoa, where is he? I have to talk to him.”
Kristen's Interview with Lisa Marks
Admitting you have a boyfriend shouldn’t really be headline news, but then Kristen Stewart is - albeit begrudgingly - used to her life being scrutinised. For more than a year, legions of Twilight fans across the world have suspected that Stewart and Robert Pattinson, who oozes brooding charm as vampire Edward Cullen in the films, were more than onscreen lovers. And now they have proof the romance they’ve seen blossom onscreen has spilled over into real life.
Not that Stewart actually says the words out loud. In a rare slip of the tongue, she recently revealed she was excited to be spending more time in Britain because “my boyfriend is English” - which is as close as the 21-year-old will get to discussing her relationship with her Twilight co-star.
Talking to her today, it becomes obvious that while acting is her craft, protecting her private life has become her other full-time job.
Looking pretty and much softer than some photos portray, she’s dressed in skinny jeans and a T-shirt, and happy to talk about how it feels to be at the centre of the Twilight storm.
Her life changed dramatically when she won the coveted role of Bella Swan almost five years ago, and as the fourth instalment, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, hits cinemas this week, she says she’s finally come to terms with her superstardom.
Often criticised for being unapproachable, or sometimes moody, when snapped by the paparazzi or on the red carpet, Stewart is sanguine about those moments, especially when she weighs them up against the amazing opportunities that have come her way as part of her speedy transition from anonymous to global phenomenon.
“Yes, I feel more comfortable at times now, but it really is about what mood you’re in,” she says. “If the mood strikes and if you’re feeling unselfconscious that day, you can have fun with it. The trouble with the red carpet is that it’s hard to fake it. So, if you’re having an introspective day or not thinking clearly, it comes across. Then people think that’s who you are all the time, but it’s not - that’s just five minutes of my life.”
Rob Interview with The Herald Sun
He's been named one of the world's 100 most influential people but Robert Pattinson couldn't look less conspicuous if he tried.
Lounging on a plush sofa at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, his white T-shirt features a tiny rip front and centre, his shoelaces are unlaced and his baseball cap is on backwards.
In short, he's disarmingly understated and approachable, immediately offering a cheery hello that quickly reaches his blue-green eyes.
"I can't wait for this film to come out," he says of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1.
"I feel like we've been talking about it for months. Well, I have!"
He's the first to admit that this movie is different from the previous three, which are also based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer.
Not only does it signal the beginning of the end of this billion-dollar franchise, but it also takes the core message of abstinence and gives it a twist; not only do Edward and Bella, played by Kristen Stewart, his real-life girlfriend, get married, they also - shush, don't tell anyone! - have sex (which is quickly followed by the arrival of their first child).
The guitar-playing actor reveals that the harrowing childbirth scenes were tough to watch, given that Bella was writhing in pain and covered in blood for most of the scenes.
He not only found the on-set experience intense but also had some trouble coming to terms with his place in the movie.
"Kristen really connected to this film - she thought that it was Bella's journey and that it was really important. But when I first read the script, I was so frustrated because what is Edward supposed to do, when he's on the sidelines, worrying?" muses the Londoner.
Breaking Dawn Pt. 1 Red Carpet Arrivals
I think we all need a picture of the family right? Rob, Kristen & Mackenzie!!
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN –PART 1 Premiere Red Carpet Arrivals EXPECTED CELEBRITIES from @MaximoTV
WHO: The cast of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1, including Kristen Stewart (Bella), Robert Pattinson (Edward), Taylor Lautner (Jacob), Bill Condon (Director), Billy Burke (Charlie), Ashley Greene (Alice), Elizabeth Reaser (Esme), Kellan Lutz (Emmett), Peter Facinelli (Carlisle), Jackson Rathbone (Jasper), Nikki Reed (Rosalie), Casey LaBow (Kate), Christian Camargo (Eleazar), Mia Maestro (Carmen), Christian Serratos (Angela), Justin Chon (Eric), Michael Welch (Mike), Sarah Clarke (Reneè), Ty Olsson (Phil), Cameron Bright (Alec), Charlie Bewley (Demetri), Christopher Heyerdahl (Marcus), Daniel Cudmore (Felix), Alex Meraz (Paul), Boo Boo Stewart (Seth), Bronson Pelletier (Jared), Chaske Spencer (Sam), Gil Birmingham (Billy), Julia Jones (Leah), Kiowa Gordon (Embry), Tyson Houseman (Quil), Alex Rice (Sue), Tinsel Korey (Emily), Melissa Rosenberg (Screenwriter) and more…
And introducing the new cast members of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 2, Mackenzie Foy (Renesmee), Lee Pace (Garrett), Andrea Gabriel (Kebi), Angela Sarafyan (Tia), Omar Metwally (Amun), Rami Malek (Benjamin), JD Pardo (Nahuel),Marisa Quintanilla (Huilen), Lisa Howard (Siobhan), Marlane Barnes (Maggie), Patrick Brennan (Liam), Bill Tangradi (Randall), Erik Odom (Peter), Joe Anderson (Alistair), Toni Trucks (Mary), Valorie Curry (Charlotte), Amadou Ly (Henri), Janelle Froehlich (Yvette), Carolina Virguez (Kaure), Judi Shekoni (Zafrina), Sebastiao Lemos (Gustavo), Tracey Heggins (Senna), Guri Weinberg (Stefan), Noel Fisher (Vladimir), Andrea Powell (Sasha).
6 Days Till Breaking Dawn Pt. 1
6 days!!! I can't believe it!! So excited and on Monday we get the premiere!!! *waves to all those in tent city* (I'll be there next year!!) And in case you've missed here are some of the most popular posts from the last couple days ;)) Be sure to watch Rob on Fallon~Epic!
SWATH Trailer~Kristen doesn't say one line, but her beauty and fierceness are amazing...actions speak louder than words.
SWATH Trailer~Kristen doesn't say one line, but her beauty and fierceness are amazing...actions speak louder than words.
"He Love You. He Adores You."
Oh the baby...yeah the baby, but Rob adores Kristen too. You can just tell by the way he looks at her, the way he brings her up whenever he can (see Fallon interview)
Gorgeous wallpaper for you to enjoy today
And here are the past ones just in case you missed them:) Thank you Karen:)
Robsten Pic of the Day
The reunion can not just be captured in one pic...so here's a nice little picspam for the Robsten pic of the day...and it's oh so good ;)
Robsten Vid of the Day~'All Fall Down'
Our last New Moon tribute video. And it's a beautiful one! Tomorrow we start with Eclipse, that means it's actually almost here. Breaking Dawn is literally less than a week away!!! Check the blog all week for TONS of updates, the premiere, more Flashbacks, etc. It's gonna be a great week to be a Twilight, R/K fan!!
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Kristen Interview with OK Magazine (Mexico)
It seems like ages ago since Twilight…
Yes, it does! It feels like it was decades ago.
Do you think the social impact of the saga will be seen again in the next 10 years?
I’m not sure. I know people who always loved it will stay loyal, and I can imagine all the fans that have been at Comic-Con and things like that always caring for the saga and will remember it with love. But I don’t think it changed society, or left a deep impact. I did help develope more projects for the female audience.
Is it sad that it’s over?
We still have things to look forward to, so it’s weird. There’s still part 2, nuew images, new clips, so it’s not over yet. The weird thing is knowing I won’t be back on a Twilight set anymore. The last day of shooting happened so quickly, it wasn’t climatic enough. Everybody was tired and wanted to go home. It only hit me the following morning that it was over for good.
Billy Burke Talks About Kristen in New Orleans Living Interview
Interviewer: So tell us something cool about Kristen Stewart that most people wouldn’t know about her.
BB: Um, I’m not sure that there are things that people know about her. There’s a lot of conjecture and things people would love to believe because that’s what people do. That’s the weird, strange thing about this business. People look at people on a movie screen or in an interview and they develop ideas and opinions that probably most of the time are not anywhere near true. So I guess the first thing that comes to mind is that she’s probably way more misunderstood then people would imagine. And she’s such a genuine human being, and seems to be very true to herself. I really admire that about her.
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New Kristen Interview with New Zealand Herald
The new chapter of the multibillion-dollar Twilight film franchise has its beautiful scenes, most notably the wedding of Bella Swan to her vampire love Edward Cullen.
The movie also has its gore.
Blood should be expected in a movie involving werewolves and vampires, but in a particular scene involving the birth of a child, some audience members may feel as faint as a victim of a werewolf or vampire bite.
At the centre of the beauty and gore in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, the fourth film of the series based on author Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling book series, is Kristen Stewart, the actress who plays Bella Swan, the central female character and the object of affection for Cullen the vampire and Jacob Black the werewolf.
THR's Review of Breaking Dawn: Part 1
Disclaimer: This review may contain spoilers.
Because of possible spoilers, the review is under the cut.
Remember this is an individual opinion.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 1: Film Review
by Todd McCarthy
New Rob Interview with Pantalla
Really good interview read the rest at Twilight Poison
It's his last interview of the day, and Pattinson looks exhausted “I’m about to pass out,” he says as he crashes on a couch. His exhorbitant fame would exhaust anyone. We still have to ait 1 year for the final movie, and that’s why Rob is now facing an emptiness that is waiting for him when the saga is over. He has two movies waiting for a release date, but as of now, the actor has no new projects lined up. He laughs, “I didn’t mean to take a break but…” aware that is strange how a star of his calibre has no work waiting fo him. There’s rumors that Hollywood doesn’t know what to do with him once Twilight is over. Pattinson doesn’t seem worried, and talks wisely about the whirlwind that is his life.
Variety's Breaking Dawn Part 1 review
Because of possible spoilers, the review is under the cut.
Remember this is an individual opinion.
Snow White and The Huntsman Official You Tube Trailer
Check out tons of Gifs + Screen caps of the trailer here!! Can June 1, 2012 get here fast enough??
Make sure to go subscribe to the SnowWhiteAndTheHuntsman YouTube channel!! Exciting!! Now we get to see all their amazing trailers in high definition :)
Thanks KstewartNews for the tip :)
Make sure to go subscribe to the SnowWhiteAndTheHuntsman YouTube channel!! Exciting!! Now we get to see all their amazing trailers in high definition :)
Thanks KstewartNews for the tip :)
#SWATH Screenwriter Evan Daugherty Talks with Collider about the film
So, the trailer debuted online today, and—from what I’ve seen—the response seems to be pretty positive…
EVAN DAUGHERTY: Yes!
And so, the first question I want to ask you is, why another Snow White movie? We’ve seen a whole bunch of variations on the Snow White story. To me, it’s the same thing as another Robin Hood. So, what’s different about this version?
DAUGHERTY: Well, I wrote this script in 2003, when I was a humble college student, sitting in my boxers and writing in my dorm room. And I came up with the idea of writing an action-based Snow White, with this kind of Huntsman character as kind of a way in. So, that’s something I’m sort of proud of. Some people think that this is the era of revisionist fairy tales, and was this sort of a cynical grab? Well, the fact of the matter is, this is something that came from a very organic place. I think there’s something to be said for the fact that people in Hollywood didn’t want to make it back then, y’know, and that fairy tales somehow became a trend…but, for me, when you’re looking back at those old fairy tales, those stories are sort of about men saving women and the heroic prince saving the damsel in distress. And that didn’t seem like a particularly modern way of talking about things. So, my guiding principle became, “What if, instead of saving Snow White, the Huntsman teaches Snow White to save herself?”
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Tinsel Korey mentions Kristen and Robert
Speaking of Robert Pattinson, she says: “I don’t have any scenes with Robert, but I did get to meet him in the make-up process. The first time that I saw him was in the make-up trailer. He’s very, very nice.
“I get to spend more time with Taylor and Kristen. She’s very nice and very reserved from my interaction. She’s playing a role where people have read the books and they imagine the character, so there’s a lot of pressure, but she’s just very focused."
“The shyness just comes from the fact that she’s really dedicated to bringing this character to life. That’s probably more what people are seeing than anything else.”
MTV Rough Cut with Kristen Stewart
Will post youtube when avaiable!
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7 Days Till Breaking Dawn Pt. 1
*Pinches self* AHHHHHH!!!! One week, the final week of waiting. I can't believe it. And that means a super busy week of promo and the BD Premiere
Rob on Kimmel
Rob on Today Show
Rob on Regis & Kelly
Rob on Jimmy Fallon
Kristen on Kimmel
AND did you see the epicness of SWATH?! This is just beyond amazing. Thank you Kristen!!
'Do you want me to sing to you? I'll sing all night if it will the bad dreams away.'
I forever wish we could have more of Rob singing as Edward. I guess he's just there to tease us ;)
Ah, can't wait to see this wedding. I'm not sure I'll be able to contain myself. A wallpaper for you to enjoy some of the beautiful stills from what's sure to be the most beautiful wedding in movie history
And here are the past ones just in case you missed them:) Thank you Karen:)
I forever wish we could have more of Rob singing as Edward. I guess he's just there to tease us ;)
And here are the past ones just in case you missed them:) Thank you Karen:)
Rob Pic of the Day
'I would go to Italy...provoke the Volturi.'
Yeah, even at his worst, Edward is hot!
Yeah, even at his worst, Edward is hot!
