Here's a fanmade poster on Team Jake vs. Team Edward! You like? I'll try and find a Team Switzerland. Cause I know I am! My opinion is that Edward is for Bella and I'll have Jacob for myself. Hehe. Comment people!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
New Moon:Jacob vs. Edward Fanmade Poster
Here's a fanmade poster on Team Jake vs. Team Edward! You like? I'll try and find a Team Switzerland. Cause I know I am! My opinion is that Edward is for Bella and I'll have Jacob for myself. Hehe. Comment people!
Monday, May 25, 2009
Peter Facinelli Will Launch Official Site
Peter Facinelli’s official MySpace has announced that Peter will be launching an official website as of June 1st. There’s a minor sneak peak here if you want to bookmark the address.
So now you know if that all they other sites are fakes and all the ashleys and kellans, etc. linked to the fakes are fakes too! So there you go, evereything solved!
Ashley Greene Hits the Pool in Italy
Ashley hits the hotel pool in Italy! She got a little sunburned and then headed out to the set.
A Conference in Italy With Chris Weitz
This was a bunch a paparazzis and interviewers waiting for Chris to come out and ask him all the Qs! Good luck Chris!
In Montepulciano, Chris Weitz was Spotted!
Here's a picture and a video! It looks like he's in some place important, checking it out to make sure it fits properly. An entrance to the Volturi castle?
Ashley Greene Makes Maxim 100!
She's number 68! What's so spectacular about this is that she's so new to BIG Hollywood. She talks about her workout routine, Twilight fans plus her modeling experience along with other things.
Michael Sheen Tweets About Twilight, Goth, & His Daughter
Michael Sheen tweeted about Twilight, goths and how his daughter likes both!
Kristen and Rob Hanging in Italy!
The Twilight stars looked to be enjoying their down time with a swanky dinner out at a restaurant near Montepulciano along with a few crew/cast members.
Interview With Charlie Bewley
Twilight Lexicon got verly lucky and was ale to do an interview with Charlie Bewley who plays Demetri, one of the Volutri. Here's part of the interview.
1) TL:We understand from a recent interview that you have read New Moon. Have you also read the other two, and what do you think of them?
CB:Yeah, I read the audiobooks. Obviously I honed in on all the Volturi bits in order to build my character profile. So, I am looking forward to a more thorough read during the break in between films. I do understand the general plot of Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, but unfortunately I can’t sit down and read at the moment because of my insane schedule.
2) TL:What was the audition process like for you?
In terms of time spent on researching backgrounds and story, I don’t think there’s been an audition I worked harder for than New Moon. I did a lot of work, but I understood the stakes of getting such a role.
CB:The scene was the bell tower approach immediately post-Bella saving Edward. The first audition was simple, over very quickly and I was called back in days later.
Wyck Godfrey[the producer] and Chris Weisz were in attendance at the call back. Chris and I had a small chin-wag about how great England was so I felt grounded before I started. Diffusion of tension: Crucial. I brought myself into the character much more this time around. What came out was good: charm, control, threat. It felt good.
I was then hauled back in to read for Marcus a few days later, but truth be told I always wanted Demetri. FYI, Chris Heyerdahl is an excellent excellent choice for Marcus; his voice is captivating.
10 days later….
“Charlie, you booked Demetri”… cue delirium.
3) TL:What was the make-up and costuming process like for you? Some of the actors have had difficulties with the contacts, did you? Did the costume help you find the character?
CB:I loved wearing the contacts - bottled threat: straight into character. I knew my costume awhile back which allowed me plenty of time to think about my demeanor, but only when I put the wardrobe on and interacted with my surroundings and other characters did the idiosyncrasies of Demetri become apparent.
4) TL:How did you and the other Volturi cast members build your character relationships?
CB:Dan Cudmore and I met for coffee a couple of times to discuss life before shooting. Otherwise, I didn’t meet most of the cast until the day of shooting. Not ideal, however, I had formed opinions on each of the other Volturi members as well as Edward, Bella and Alice, so I interacted with each accordingly in scene.
It’s Felix who I am allowed most interaction with and as such, we spoke about our relationship in depth. In life, Dan and I are two very similar people; sportsmen, scrappers, Rollerbladers Anonymous members… but the way we come across is very different; perfect contrast for these two roles. We shared rides into set in the morning and got on supremely. Our alliance in life is very natural and this should translate well to the on-screen relationship between the two guards.
5) TL:Did you approach Demetri’s character with a specific agenda in mind, as in to make him scary, yet appealing or simply frightening?
CB:Demetri is a lethal killer with a pretense of charm. Actually, pretense is a little harsh - he genuinely is a Casanova of life, and this might be his biggest weapon.
Felix and Demetri both carry huge threats in our individual powers: Felix is the enforcer; Demetri is the cat to the mouse… thrill of the chase, yada. But it’s when you know you are the best, unrivaled for so long… complacent, almost arrogantly threatening becomes you; so couple that with centuries of acquired knowledge and experience… that’s a whole other level of danger.
6) TL:Which member of the Volturi do you think the audience will find the most frightening?
CB:Dakota. Jane. Both, in fact, are a little unnerving.
Check out the rest here!
1) TL:We understand from a recent interview that you have read New Moon. Have you also read the other two, and what do you think of them?
CB:Yeah, I read the audiobooks. Obviously I honed in on all the Volturi bits in order to build my character profile. So, I am looking forward to a more thorough read during the break in between films. I do understand the general plot of Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, but unfortunately I can’t sit down and read at the moment because of my insane schedule.
2) TL:What was the audition process like for you?
In terms of time spent on researching backgrounds and story, I don’t think there’s been an audition I worked harder for than New Moon. I did a lot of work, but I understood the stakes of getting such a role.
CB:The scene was the bell tower approach immediately post-Bella saving Edward. The first audition was simple, over very quickly and I was called back in days later.
Wyck Godfrey[the producer] and Chris Weisz were in attendance at the call back. Chris and I had a small chin-wag about how great England was so I felt grounded before I started. Diffusion of tension: Crucial. I brought myself into the character much more this time around. What came out was good: charm, control, threat. It felt good.
I was then hauled back in to read for Marcus a few days later, but truth be told I always wanted Demetri. FYI, Chris Heyerdahl is an excellent excellent choice for Marcus; his voice is captivating.
10 days later….
“Charlie, you booked Demetri”… cue delirium.
3) TL:What was the make-up and costuming process like for you? Some of the actors have had difficulties with the contacts, did you? Did the costume help you find the character?
CB:I loved wearing the contacts - bottled threat: straight into character. I knew my costume awhile back which allowed me plenty of time to think about my demeanor, but only when I put the wardrobe on and interacted with my surroundings and other characters did the idiosyncrasies of Demetri become apparent.
4) TL:How did you and the other Volturi cast members build your character relationships?
CB:Dan Cudmore and I met for coffee a couple of times to discuss life before shooting. Otherwise, I didn’t meet most of the cast until the day of shooting. Not ideal, however, I had formed opinions on each of the other Volturi members as well as Edward, Bella and Alice, so I interacted with each accordingly in scene.
It’s Felix who I am allowed most interaction with and as such, we spoke about our relationship in depth. In life, Dan and I are two very similar people; sportsmen, scrappers, Rollerbladers Anonymous members… but the way we come across is very different; perfect contrast for these two roles. We shared rides into set in the morning and got on supremely. Our alliance in life is very natural and this should translate well to the on-screen relationship between the two guards.
5) TL:Did you approach Demetri’s character with a specific agenda in mind, as in to make him scary, yet appealing or simply frightening?
CB:Demetri is a lethal killer with a pretense of charm. Actually, pretense is a little harsh - he genuinely is a Casanova of life, and this might be his biggest weapon.
Felix and Demetri both carry huge threats in our individual powers: Felix is the enforcer; Demetri is the cat to the mouse… thrill of the chase, yada. But it’s when you know you are the best, unrivaled for so long… complacent, almost arrogantly threatening becomes you; so couple that with centuries of acquired knowledge and experience… that’s a whole other level of danger.
6) TL:Which member of the Volturi do you think the audience will find the most frightening?
CB:Dakota. Jane. Both, in fact, are a little unnerving.
Check out the rest here!
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