Twilight’s News Is Moving…
Hi you guys,
WordPress’ “Twilight’s News” becomes Blogspot’s “Twilight’s News”
As I mentioned a while back the move was planned weeks ago, yet always something happened. Well, now we’ve done it. Still this is not the domain name move I was mentioning but to a new free blog server. Sorry guys but business is low :P.
Anyway… starting on Monday 08.02.2010 we are on blogspot.com… I found it more useful and now I’ve made the move.
Step by step all the old posts will be moved there also, but for now you can read the latest 100 posts plus a few new ones.
So, the new address is http://twilight-s-news.blogspot.com/ learn it, bookmark it, share it… eh… you know what to do with it… Use it and abuse it…
Ah… there’s a poll there that I hope you’ll take a look at and maybe even vote on it… Please do so. It would mean the world to me…
Thank you guys!
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Visit the Cullen’s House
Source: TwiFans
I really won’t mind trading my life and soul for this house… :)) 😛 :D…
If you think about it, being a vampire is much too fun not to trade all that… That if you’re one of Stephenie Meyer’s vampires…
And this house is just to die for… no pun intended :P:P:P
‘Twilight’ star Elizabeth Reaser gets tough with matriarch role in ‘Eclipse’
She just turned 35, but Elizabeth Reaser makes a convincing mother figure to the adult stars of “The Twilight Saga.” In “Eclipse,” opening Wednesday, the Michigan-born and Juilliard-educated Reaser returns as Esme Cullen. She also plays Emma Roberts‘ mom in “Homework,” in theaters later this year.
The Romances of Twilight
Bella and Edward
The heart and soul of Twilight, Bella Swan and Edward Cullen have captured the imagination of millions worldwide. This modern-day Romeo and Juliet come from very different worlds – human and vampire. Everything is conspiring to keep them apart, but their intense chemistry and passion for one another will not be denied. To quote another Shakespeare play, the course of true love did never run smooth, and Bella and Edward know that for a fact. Their relationship has put both of them in danger — and it’s only going to get worse. Will their love be enough?
Bella and Jacob
Most of us have had this experience: One of your parent’s friends has a kid the same age you are, so you’re expected to be friends, with maybe a bit of puppy love thrown in. However, most of us don’t encounter a guy like Jacob at the backyard barbecue — sweet, caring, abs of steel, and oh yeah, that puppy love is literal because he becomes a werewolf. Jacob has been a stalwart friend to Bella since she first moved to Forks, but the relationship deepened when Edward left town. Now Jacob wants something more with Bella, and Bella may not be able to resist. This triangle is one of the essential struggles of the whole series.
Carlisle and Esme
Husband and wife Carlisle and Esme are the proud parents of the Cullen coven, but it took almost 300 years for them to find each other. Carlisle became a vampire in 1640s, and lived alone for years. He managed to go to night school at some point over the course of three centuries and became a doctor. In 1911, he treated a sprightly teenager’s broken leg… and met his future wife. Carlisle encountered Esma again in 1921, after she attempted suicide after the death of her child. Seeing she was near death, Carlisle turned her. Soon after, they fell in love and married. As time went on, their family grew as more vampires joined their coven.
Alice and Jasper
People talk about a couple who were “meant to be,” but with Alice and Jasper, we mean it. Alice had a vision of her soulmate and finally found him in a diner in Philadelphia. The lovebirds then tracked down the Cullens and joined the peace-loving, “vegetarian” coven. The relationship is not without its troubles, which often center around Bella — Alice considers Bella to be like a sister, while Jasper… well, he sometimes considers Bella to be like a really good steak.
Rosalie and Emmett
It’s a tale as old as time: Boy meets girl, boy turns out to be abusive idiot who rapes and nearly kills girl, girls gets turned into a vampire by a kindly doctor, girl gets rejected by boy for the first time in her life, girl sulks, girl meets boy who has been partially eaten by a bear, boy also gets turned into a vampire by the same kindly doctor, girl and boy become soulmates who will never be parted. While their love is strong, Rosalie isn’t always happy with their lives — she desperately wants to have a baby, but vampires can’t conceive.
James and Victoria
Love can make you do some awful things… especially when you’re a bloodthirsty vampire. James and Victoria’s love affair was cut short when the Cullens killed James (although to be fair, James was trying to kill Bella at the time.) Alas, Victoria holds a grudge, and she decides that Edwards needs to suffer like she did. Victoria vows to kill Bella to avenge James’ death, and she’s pretty serious about it, even creating an army of newborn vamps to take on the Cullens so she can destroy Bella. How’s that for a sign of true devotion? (Truthfully, we’d prefer flowers. Maybe chocolates. We’ll pass on the army and the bringing of death.)
Sam and Leah
Leah Clearwater and Sam Uley were young lovebirds before their transformations into werewolves. You’d think the couple that shapeshifts together stays together, but you’d be wrong: Sam imprinted on Leah’s cousin, Emily Young, making her his one true love for all eternity. Once Leah makes her own transformation into a werewolf, she understands that Sam and Emily were meant to be, but that doesn’t make it any easier for her to deal with. The fact that she can hear all of the pack’s thoughts– including Sam’s goopy-love-poetry thoughts for Emily — make it that much harder.
Sam and Emily
Sam and Emily are soulmates — something neither of them realized until Sam became a werewolf and imprinted on Emily. On the upside, it means that Sam will be completely devoted to Emily for the rest of their lives together. On the downside, dating a werewolf can be dangerous — when Sam lost his temper and shifted into wolf form, he mauled Emily. Now Emily lives with the scars and Sam lives with the guilt.
Happy B-Day Mama Cullen
Elizabeth Reaser
Date of Birth
15 June 1975, Bloomfield, Michigan, USA
Birth Name
Elizabeth Ann Reaser
Height
5′ 2½” (1.59 m)
Mini Biography
Elizabeth Reaser was born on June 15, 1975 in Bloomfield, Michigan, and wanted to be an actor from childhood. As the middle child in a trio of sisters, she grew up in rural Milford, Michigan. Her mother (a homemaker), and her father (an attorney turned restaurateur turned substitute teacher) are divorced. Through high school, she worked several odd jobs, including being a caddy at a country club.
Elizabeth began college at Oakland University in Rochester Hills, Michigan, but after one year yearned to leave mid-west and expand her horizons. She applied (with her parent’s blessing) at Juilliard School of Drama, and was accepted. From Juilliard she was awarded a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in 1999.
She struggled at first, but soon found adequate representation, and a part on the daytime drama series, “Guiding Light”. Since then, she has become an accomplished film, television, and stage actor, landing numerous supporting and leading roles.
In October 2004, Interview magazine hailed her as one of the “14 To Be” emerging creative women.
Trivia
Is listed as a vegetarian by PETA.
Once appeared in a play in London for only two audience members.
In preparation for her role on the television drama “Saved” (2006), she hung out in an emergency room, researching the behavior of medical staff.
Her stepfather was Detroit Pistons owner Bill Davidson. Upon his death, her mother took ownership of the team.
Personal Quotes
I feel so blessed that I’ve been able to achieve what I have without a lot of pain and struggle. There are so many actors out there who are immensely talented and some I know are pretty close to starving.
When you know the audiences not only like what you’re doing, but that they’re also responding, it’s as good as it can get for an actor.
I always wanted to be an actor, ever since I can remember. I grew up subjecting my family to really bad shows in the living room. It’s what I love to do.
Within any drama in anyone’s life, there’s always a way to find the humor in it. Without humor no one cares about whatever drama is going on.
‘Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ Press Conference Live Blog: The Cullens
12:21 p.m. PT Robert Pattinson only just left us, but now we’re rushing The Cullens in.
12:23 p.m. Peter Facinelli, Liz Reaser, Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone, Ashley Greene, Kellan Lutz after the break…
12:23 p.m. This may get chaotic. Lots of people.
12:24 p.m. I take that back. Kellan is not here. And I wouldn’t recognize Rathbone if I saw him in the street. Geez he looks different.
12:26 p.m. “If you look at it from one side, he saved them, but if you look at it from a different point of view, it was a selfish action,” Facinelli says, regarding Carlyle’s feelings about his family and what brought them together.
12:27 p.m. Why should people see the movie? The film has something for everyone, Greene says. It’s got action! A love triangle! Jackson celebrates the “visceral vampire action.” Reaser is a David Slade fan and says he’s made the movie more dynamic. Nikki says it deals with very universal topics. Nikki admits that sometimes they’re “screaming and clawing” to show something within the love triangle. “I think there was a misconception when ‘Twilight’ came out that it was just for pre-teen girls and teenage girls,” Facinelli says, claiming that men love the series, even if he compares it to a guy driving along listening to Barry Manilow on his stereo. Facinelli says that as a guy, this was his favorite book. “It’s got a lot of things going on for a lot of different people,” Facinelli promises, saying that fans from six to 80 have told him the same.
12:31 p.m. “I think it says a lot about Rosalie that she’s willing to contribute,” Nikki jokes when asked about what it says about the Cullens that they bond together around this outside, Bella. She adds, “I think it says a lot that when it comes down to it, the family is really willing to step up.” Facinelli adds, “We just want [Edward] to be happy.” Jackson adds, “It’s kind of a ‘Guest Who’s Coming to Dinner’ vibe.” I like that comparison.
12:34 p.m. Would they be open to doing spinoff films or whatever? “‘Twilight: The Musical’? Oh yeah, I’ve got my tap shoes prepared,” Facinelli says, grateful to what the “Twilight” films have done for all of them. “It’s cool for me to be in something that I’m a fan of as well,” he says. Nobody else answers. [There’s an *off* chance that the first quote there was from Jackson Rathbone. My angle here is tough.]
12:35 p.m. “I tried to add different things to make it my own. Definitely I had my vision of who Carlyle was,” Facinelli says, though he still says he sticks more to what was in the books. Carlyle’s scarves? All Peter!!! “I always thought of Carlyle as a perfect gentleman,” Facinelli explains, though he also suggests it might have something to do with not having his neck exposed. In “Eclipse,” though, the scarves have been toned down. There’s a scene in the movie where Carlyle addresses the werewolves and he did that scarf-free and then the scarves don’t return. He adds, “Maybe in ‘Breaking Dawn,’ we can bring them back.”
12:38 p.m. Fashion question for the ladies. Ashley has, indeed, lightened her hair! Apparently she did the hair lightening without telling Her Team. I’m not sure I’d have noticed, but she looks pretty darned attractive, regardless.
12:39 p.m. “I don’t know what I’m wearing,” Nikki Reed whispers. Don’t worry, Nikki! Wouldn’t have known how to spell the designer’s name anyway. Nikki vamps as Reaser checks her tag. The answer? Etro. I hope I spelled that correctly. Jackson, however, is changing clothes today for different things. [Hmmm… Listening to Jackson, I’m now thinking the music answer was him.]
12:41 p.m. They call their contact lenses “hubcaps.” They all have to spray paint their entire bodies, “Because none of us are as pale as a vampire,” Nikki explains.
12:42 p.m. “Being surrounded by another bunch of vampires helps,” Greene says, explaining what helps her get into character (beyond the contacts, makeup, etc). Facinelli adds, “We should all just go to a Starbucks” afterwards.
12:43 p.m. Facinelli is looking forward to working with Bill Condon. “You don’t get complacent,” Facinelli says, explaining the “freshness” that comes from working with different directors. He’s then asked about “Nurse Jackie” and “rumors” he may be up for an Emmy nomination. He’s used to working with different directors from his TV work. He calls Catherine Hardicke a cheerleader, compares “cool-as-ice” Chris Weitz to Carlyle Cullen and then says that David Slade was a mixture of both of the previous directors. He shot Season Two of “Nurse Jackie” and “Eclipse” at the same time. “They’re so distinct, those characters, that there’s no way of confusing them.”
12:46 p.m. What are they acting with in the werewolf scenes? Jackson says, “There’s a little guy in a gray suit.” And Facinelli adds, “If we’re lucky. It’s usually just a cardboard cutout.” Nikki says that Taylor Lautner didn’t want Kristen to have to act with a cardboard cutout, so he dressed in a skin-tight silver suit to play scenes opposite us. “He didn’t do that for us,” Facinelli kids.
MovieFone The ‘Twilight’ Saga: A to Z
A is for Alice, the spritely, spiky-haired Cullen sister whose special vampire gift is her ability to see the future. She can tell you when to skip biology class (blood-typing day!), and let you know that your boyfriend is en route to Italy to request a decapitation (Edward Cullen in ‘New Moon’). The only thing this fashion maven is blind to is the wolves — this explains how she saw Bella’s cliff-dive, but entirely missed the part when Jacob pulls her out of the water. Alice’s mate is Jasper Hale, the blond Southerner who is constantly trying not to fall off the vegetarian vampire wagon.
B is for Bella Swan, the center of the ‘Twilight’ stories. Many humans at school try to be her friend, but she prefers the supernatural kids, not the cool kids. A true danger magnet, the clumsy and awkward Bella is constantly in mortal peril. Fortunately, her über-protective boyfriend Edward Cullen and her seriously hot (at 108.9 degrees) best friend Jacob Black have rather unnatural abilities to help keep her alive — Edward is a vampire and Jacob is a shape-shifting werewolf. Her number one desire is to become a vampire and spend eternity with Edward — but he does not want to destroy her soul. The love triangle that develops between Edward, Bella and Jacob is an angst-filled, highly dramatic, swoon-inducing romance.
C is for Coven, a group of three or more vampires that live together. The Cullen family is a coven of vampires who live amongst humans and do not harm them — they drink the blood of animals instead. The bodacious Denali coven in Alaska, whom the Cullens think of as extended family, are also vegetarian vampires. The largest and most powerful coven in the vampire world is the Volturi, who ruthlessly enforce the laws of the vampire world. Headed up by Aro, they are regarded as royalty, and have existed for over three thousand years.
D is for Death, because you cannot have a proper story about vampires without a lot of death involved. In ‘Twilight,’ James and his nomadic coven killed several humans before he set his sights on Bella; he was eventually killed by the Cullens. In ‘New Moon,’ Edward’s mistaken notion that Bella had killed herself set him off to attempt ending his life at the hands of the Volturi. The Wolf Pack dispose of Laurent, one of the vampires in James’ trio, while keeping Bella from becoming his next meal. In ‘Eclipse’ there are many human deaths, as Victoria murders innocents throughout Seattle.
E is for Edward Cullen, the beautiful, velvet-voiced, and permanently 17-year old vampire that Bella Swan is unconditionally and irrevocably in love with. This is the guy that makes human boyfriends and husbands seem inadequate. Born Edward Anthony Masen in 1901, he was changed into a vampire in 1918. In over a century, Bella’s is the only unreadable mind that Edward has come across. He eventually overcomes his desire to drink her blood, which sings to him. His love for her is so all-consuming that he makes the ultimate sacrifice, leaving her in ‘New Moon,’ so she could have a normal, human life. In ‘Eclipse’ their dramatic relationship continues, as Bella eventually becomes his fiancée.
F is for Forks, Washington, the perpetually wet and overcast small town on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, where ‘The Twilight Saga’ takes place. Bella leaves her mom in hot, dry Phoenix, and moves in with her dad, Charlie Swan, the Forks Chief of Police. Forks High School is where Bella first meets Edward, in the biology class where he fought every dead cell in his body to keep from draining her. He then saves her from being killed by a van in the school parking lot. The ‘Twilight’ phenomenon has put this tiny logging town on the map — Twi-tourism has increased in leaps and bounds, and the town even has its own documentary, ‘Twilight in Forks.’
G is for Gifts. While all vampires have incredible speed and strength, keen senses and immortality, some vampires have special gifts, or powers, that elevate them above the rest. Among the Cullens, Edward can read minds, Alice can see the future, and Jasper can feel and affect the emotions of others. James had the special ability of tracking, while Victoria is gifted with an uncanny sense of escape. The Volturi coven had several “gifted” members: Aro could see a person’s entire mind just by touching them, Alec could paralyze one’s senses, and Jane could project the illusion of incredible pain.
H is for Humans, the regular people in the ‘Twilight’ world who have no idea that they are surrounded by supernatural creatures. Bella’s parents, the townspeople of Forks, the staff at the high school, and Bella’s small circle of friends (Mike Newton, Jessica Stanley, Eric Yorkie, and Angela Weber) — these normal, edible humans live a carefree existence, ignorant to the dangers that lurk around every corner. Only the Quileute humans — wolf and non-wolf alike — know what’s really going on.
I is for Imprinting, an involuntary reaction from a werewolf, wherein they literally see their soul mate and become permanently bonded and committed to that person for life. One can imprint on another person, and age apparently doesn’t matter. Sam Uley imprinted on Emily, Quil on Claire, and Jacob on … well, you’ll see.
J is for Jacob Black, the Quileute boy with whom Bella once made mud pies, but who is now her best friend and hopelessly in love with her. Jacob’s werewolf gene is activated in ‘New Moon,’ and his new shape-shifter status helps him, along with the Wolf Pack, keep Bella safe from the murderous Victoria. Jacob is the one who tells Bella about “The Cold Ones,” and is the only sunshine in Bella’s dark, sad life after Edward and the Cullens leave her. In ‘Eclipse’ Jacob is livid that Bella has chosen to become a vampire, and his and Bella’s attempts to stay friends make Edward jealous, causing his protective nature to go into overdrive.
K is for K-I-S-S-I-N-G, because there is a whole lot of this in the ‘Twilight’ series. Bella is the luckiest girl in the world, seriously. She has many kissing opportunities with Edward (just has to be careful of his razor-sharp teeth), she almost kisses Jacob in ‘New Moon’ (just has to mind his bad temper or he’ll go all wolf on her), and in ‘Eclipse’ she will definitely be kissing both.
L is for La Push, baby, La Push. This is the picturesque oceanside home of the Quileute Tribe, about 14 miles west of Forks. Jacob lives here with his dad, Billy, and he and his friends often go to First Beach for bonfires and up the cliffs for some diving action. The Forks kids like to come down here for some freezing cold surfing, as Bella, Mike, Jessica and a few others did in ‘Twilight.’ It’s okay to get a paper cut here, though — the Cullens aren’t allowed.
M is for Meadow, the magical secret place where Bella and Edward go, and a significant location in the ‘Twilight’ saga. Edward takes Bella to the meadow in ‘Twilight’ — this is where she first sees his sparkling vampire qualities, as he demonstrates his strength and speed. In ‘New Moon,’ the opening scene with her “grandmother” dream takes place in this meadow. After Edward has left, she finds the meadow again and is devastated at its withered state; then Laurent appears and tries to kill her. In ‘Eclipse,’ Bella and Edward return to their special place, which Edward now calls “our meadow.” Sigh.
N is for Newborns, the army of young vampires that Victoria is building in the Seattle area during ‘Eclipse.’ After the Cullens killed James in ‘Twilight’ for his attempt on Bella’s life, his mate Victoria was out for revenge. Operating alone after Laurent’s death-by-Wolf Pack in ‘New Moon,’ Victoria decides that building an army of newborns would be the most effective way to annihilate the Cullens. Little does she know that the Cullens and the werewolves have forged a formidable and unprecedented alliance.
O is for OME (Oh My Edward), an utterance that many a Twi-hard uses regularly to express unabashed, unadulterated, undying love for their favorite emo vampire, Edward Cullen. Other than Batman (as in “Holy fill-in-the-blank, Batman”), no other fictional character has inspired an oft-used exclamation. Another Edward-inspired one is WWED (What Would Edward Do?).
P is for Proposal, when Edward officially proposes to Bella in ‘Eclipse.’ She wants their relationship to go to the next level while she is still human, but he won’t allow it, fearful that he’ll lose control and kill her. Seeing how much it means to her, old-fashioned Edward finally agrees on the condition that they marry first. He proposes with Elizabeth Masen’s ring — his human mother who died of Spanish Influenza in 1918.
Q is for Quileute Nations, the real Native American tribe that lives in La Push. In the ‘Twilight’ series Jacob, his family, and the rest of the Wolf Pack are Quileutes, whose legends say that their people descended from the wolves. It is the presence of “the Cold Ones,” vampires, that activate the wolf gene in certain Quileutes, and they attain the ability to shape-shift into giant wolf form.
R is for Robert Pattinson, the man who made Edward Cullen come alive onscreen. Catherine Hardwicke had a vision and stuck to it, casting Pattinson because he had an otherworldly beauty to him — she was definitely looking beyond the typical “high school cute boy” type. Pattinson’s fame is now at a level where screaming ensues whenever he makes a public appearance, he needs a constant bodyguard and he’s had to become a bit of a recluse. The upside to his elevated status is the opportunity to make more mature films, such as ‘Bel Ami’ and ‘Water for Elephants.’
S is for Six-Pack, because there is no room in ‘Twilight’ for vampires or werewolves with a spare tire. In ‘New Moon’ we get serious six-pack action, starting with Jacob cleaning up Bella’s bloody head with his shirt, moving on to much more shirtless scenes with Jacob and the Wolf Pack, and culminating in Edward’s big reveal of his sparkling six-pack in Italy.
T is for Tent, because Twi-hards the world over have been anxiously awaiting the famous “tent scene” from ‘Eclipse.’ Jacob, Bella and Edward are forced to share a tent on the cold mountainside — to Edward’s horror, 108.9-degree Jacob shares a sleeping bag with Bella as he is the only one who can keep her from freezing to death. This scene also involves Edward and Jacob having their first honest and open conversation, which Bella overhears. Team Jacob loves this scene because (finally!) Bella kisses Jacob and realizes she is in love with him, too. Choices, choices.
U is for Uley, as in Sam Uley. He is the head of the Wolf Pack in ‘New Moon’ and ‘Eclipse,’ having been the first of this generation of Quileutes to become a shape-shifter. He is the one who finds Bella in the woods after she gets lost trying to get to Edward when he leaves her. Jacob at first is intimidated by Sam and his strong influence on the other guys from the rez — he thinks Sam has some kind of gang. Not until Jacob becomes a werewolf, too, does he realize that Sam has been helping the boys.
V is for Victoria, the sadistic and vengeful fiery-maned vampire who wants Bella dead, as retribution for Edward and the Cullens having killed her mate James. In ‘New Moon’ she came close to Bella many times — most notably in the water after Bella dove off the cliff — but Jacob and the Wolf Pack were always able to save Bella. In ‘Eclipse’ she changes her tactics and instead of going it alone, builds an army of young vampires to attack the Cullens.
W is for Werewolves, the shape-shifting kind that some of the Quileutes have a genetic predisposition towards. Sam, Quil, Paul, Jared, Embry, Seth and Leah, along with Jacob, are the Quileutes with this gene. They are not ordinary wolves — they are enormous, bear-sized creatures with super strength and senses, as well as the ability to communicate with each other telepathically. Phasing on the run can be hard on your clothing budget — the clothes just rip to shreds.
X is for Xavier Samuel, the 26-year old Australian actor who plays Riley, the newborn vampire who serves as Victoria’s wingman, as well as the object of her phony affections. Riley is more controlled than the newborns, and is able to carry out Victoria’s tasks without the constant distraction of wanting to kill humans. He’ll be meeting up with Seth and Edward in ‘Eclipse’ for what promises to be an amazing fight.
Y is Yellow Porsche, the car Alice steals in ‘New Moon’ in order to get Bella to the clock tower in Volterra and save Edward from getting himself killed by the Volturi. Small, powerful and speedy — just like Alice. In ‘Eclipse’ Edward buys Alice an identical car as a bribe to keep an eye on Bella while he’s off hunting.
Z is for Zeal, because nothing can match the zeal of ‘Twilight’ fandom. From camping out at premieres, to set stalking, to repeated re-readings and re-watchings of the books and films, to creating fan made videos and posters — there is no end to the zealousness of Twi-fans!
‘New Moon’ Star Elizabeth Reaser Campaigns For The Flick At The MTV Movie Awards
Heads up, Twilighters: Mama Cullen has an assignment for you! With the 2010 MTV Movie Awardsjust days away, the matriarch of the Cullen clan wants you to vote for “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” in all the multiple categories where it appears, not the least of which is … Best Movie!
“[I hope] you guys will vote for ‘New Moon’ for the MTV Movie Awards, because this is a fan[-voted] award, and we need you guys,” Elizabeth Reaser, who plays Esme Cullen, said in a campaign video for MTV News. “We worked really hard, and it seems like maybe you liked it, since we’re nominated.
“So hopefully, we’ll win! Thanks!”
Elizabeth and the rest of the cast will return later this month in “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” directed by David Slade (“30 Days of Night”), followed by 2011’s “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn,” directed by Bill Condon (“Dreamgirls”).
Don’t miss the 2010 MTV Movie Awards, airing live from Los Angeles on Sunday, June 6, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Twilight deteletd scene
Surfing Youtube, I came across one of the deleted scenes from “Twilight”. It’s great… I’m so mad they took it out of the movie!
Found an other one!!
Elizabeth Reaser Talking about Rob and Taylor’s Fight Training
In an interview for MTV Elizabeth Reaser (Esme Cullen) talked about
- the fighting training:
“This stuff is really hard to do. We trained for hours and hours and hours and hours.”
- Taylor Lautner:
“Taylor doesn’t even have to try. He can stand here and do a backflip for no reason, bearly using 5% of his energy. He’s so fit. “
- Robert Pattison:
“I was impressed with Rob. He really committed to what he was doing.”
- fight scenes in general:
“It looked great!”
Passage to Eternity Blog Update
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