4.29.2008
The new website for Twilight!!!
http://www.greetingsfromtwilight.com/
the video on here is super cool!!!
the video on here is super cool!!!
4.28.2008
News on Twilight trailer!!
The 'teaser trailer' for Twilight will premiere online this week!!!
Summit Entertainment is releasing the full trailer for Twilight in the commercials for Speed Racer.
Speed Racer comes out May 9th.
Summit Entertainment is releasing the full trailer for Twilight in the commercials for Speed Racer.
Speed Racer comes out May 9th.
4.25.2008
Just Scream!
And of course I will have updates on the Twilight movie. So if you don't feel like going to MTV just come here and I will have the latest videos and blogs on what's going on at the Twilight set!!!
4.24.2008
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4.16.2008
This is totally amazing information!!!
This is me with the humans—who don't get enough love—and director Catherine Hardwicke in the "Forks" high school cafeteria. I got to watch the filming of several key lunch scenes, and see how amazingly well the actors were portraying those human characters. Watching them be Mike and Eric and Jessica and Angela and Tyler made it feel strangely like it all might just be real—which was a crazy feeling. So the humans get two thumbs up from me. And Greg (Tyler) wants us all to know that Bella would definitely choose a guy with an awesome van over some vampire.
Funny story: on April first, I got to watch as they shot Bella's first scene in the hospital (after the above mentioned van careened into her) with Charlie (Billy Burke) and Carlisle (Peter Facinelli). Between takes, Peter came back to the monitors where I was hanging out with Nikki Reed (Rosalie), and producers Greg Mooradian and Gillian Bohrer. Nikki and I were talking about how Kellan Lutz (Emmett) kept eating during the Cullen's cafeteria scenes (Kellan is always hungry) and how the editors would have to cut around that. Greg asked the question many of you have asked: what happens to food eaten by a vampire? (He referenced the infamous bite of pizza Edward takes in the book.) I explained the icky truth—they eventually have to cough it back up. Peter was listening to all of this very quietly, and then he and I had the following conversation (I'm paraphrasing, because I don't have a vampire's perfect recall):
PETER: So vampires would never eat food, unless they are trying to fool humans? They would never eat at home?
ME: No, of course not.
PETER: Huh.
ME: Why do you ask?
PETER: Well...when we were filming one of the scenes in the Cullen house, Esme brought me a bowl of Raisin Bran. I was eating it through the whole scene. I don't think they could cut around it, because I was chewing through some of my lines... I guess that wouldn't make a ton of sense for Carlisle to do, though, would it?
ME: (slightly panicky) Er, no. It really wouldn't.
PETER: Oh, well.
ME:
PETER: And also, April Fool's.
(The part I can't covey here is how convincing he was. Peter is, after all, an excellent actor. He got Kristen/Bella at dinner, too, so I wasn't the only one.)
6 fun facts from the set:
1) While watching the playback from a very intense scene with Bella and Edward, the girl next to me literally slid right out of her chair—I think her bones melted. She also may have stopped breathing for a few seconds, too. I know I did.
2) Mike Welch can dance.
3) Hugging Kellan Lutz is the closest you can get to hugging a vampire; he is made of granite. (But please do not try to hug Kellan without his permission. Thank you.)
4) Portland is too cold. For anyone. But especially for Arizonans.
5) Jackson Rathbone can really play the guitar. Our taste in music is not exactly the same, but we found common ground with Radiohead's Creep, with which he then serenaded me.
6) As you might guess, I do a lot of internal swooning on the set. However, I have an excellent poker face.
To conclude, I would like to make a few comments about Rob and Kristen, who are the true heart of this movie. First, they are both amazing actors. Second, they are channeling Edward and Bella like nobody's business. Third, you might want to bring a paper bag to the movie, because their on-screen chemistry may cause hyperventilation. That is all.
-Stephenie
4.13.2008
FULL OFFICIAL CAST!!!
| Character Name | Actor/Actress |
|---|---|
| Bella | Kristen Stewart |
| Edward | Robert Pattinson |
| Charlie | Billy Burke |
| Alice | Ashley Greene |
| Rosalie | Nikki Reed |
| Jasper | Jackson Rathbone |
| Emmett | Kellan Lutz |
| Carlisle | Peter Facinelli |
| James | Cam Gigandet |
| Jacob Black | Taylor Lautner |
| Jessica | Anna Kendrick |
| Mike Newton | Michael Welsh |
| Eric | Justin Chon |
| Angela | Christian Serratos |
| Billy Black | Gil Birmingham |
| Esme | Elizabeth Reaser |
| Laurent | Edi Gathegi |
| Victoria | Rachelle Lafevre |
| Rene | Sarah Clarke |
| Tyler | Gregory Tyree Boyce |
| Waylon Forge | Ned Bellamy |
| Phil | Matt Bushell |
| Mr. Molina | Jose Zuniga |
4.11.2008
4.08.2008
This is AMAZING!!!
In the summer of 2004 I snuck up to Forks to check it out; it was the first time I've ever been to any part of Washington. I took my sister Emily with me—she was a really great sport considering that she was seven months pregnant at the time. We flew from Seattle to Port Angeles in a "puddle jumper" (another first for us both) and then rented a car and made the drive down to Forks. I was afraid, as we left Seattle, that I was going to be disappointed. My Forks had become such a real place in my head that I was sure the reality would have some kind of jarring difference. It wouldn't look like the pictures, maybe, or there would be some huge flaw that would make my story impossible in that setting. But as we flew in, low over the densely green hills with the incredible Cascades Mountains touching the clouds to the south, I stopped worrying.
Of course it was raining when we landed. It rained both days that we were in Port Angeles. However, the sun shined the entire time we were in Forks. I'm still not sure if that was a good omen or a bad one. Every local we spoke to commented on our rare luck.
Being in Forks was the most incredible experience. There were a few small differences: the logging presence was much more evident than I'd pictured it—the clear cuts put a bit of a lump in my throat, and the constant, gigantic log haulers barreling down the wet highway made driving a thrilling adventure—and it was sunny, as I've mentioned. Otherwise, it was eerily similar to my imaginings. Walking down Main Street, shopping at the Thriftway (I still have that receipt!), driving up side streets until we found a house that could have been Charlie's, and then turning the car around only to find a beat-up, once-red, early-fifties Chevy truck parked across the road… The word surreal gets overused a lot, but this really was like walking around inside of a dream. We spent half a day at La Push, and that was even more uncanny. Unlike Forks, there were no differences between my imaginary La Push and the real thing. I spent the morning expecting every minute that we would turn a corner and run into Jacob Black.
We had to leave much too soon. I have vowed to return and take my entire family with me (my boys are going to love that beach! (I have a glass jar full of the rainbow colored rocks I collected at First Beach sitting on top of my computer desk as talismans against writer's block.)). Next time, I hope it rains.
-Stephenie Meyer
I love this. It really helps me to think that Edward and those characters could be real. It also was funny to hear about her adventure and the things that she saw that are now part of her book. Like Bella's car...and Charlie's house. Truely inspiring!
EC for eternity!
-Lexi
Of course it was raining when we landed. It rained both days that we were in Port Angeles. However, the sun shined the entire time we were in Forks. I'm still not sure if that was a good omen or a bad one. Every local we spoke to commented on our rare luck.
Being in Forks was the most incredible experience. There were a few small differences: the logging presence was much more evident than I'd pictured it—the clear cuts put a bit of a lump in my throat, and the constant, gigantic log haulers barreling down the wet highway made driving a thrilling adventure—and it was sunny, as I've mentioned. Otherwise, it was eerily similar to my imaginings. Walking down Main Street, shopping at the Thriftway (I still have that receipt!), driving up side streets until we found a house that could have been Charlie's, and then turning the car around only to find a beat-up, once-red, early-fifties Chevy truck parked across the road… The word surreal gets overused a lot, but this really was like walking around inside of a dream. We spent half a day at La Push, and that was even more uncanny. Unlike Forks, there were no differences between my imaginary La Push and the real thing. I spent the morning expecting every minute that we would turn a corner and run into Jacob Black.
We had to leave much too soon. I have vowed to return and take my entire family with me (my boys are going to love that beach! (I have a glass jar full of the rainbow colored rocks I collected at First Beach sitting on top of my computer desk as talismans against writer's block.)). Next time, I hope it rains.
-Stephenie Meyer
I love this. It really helps me to think that Edward and those characters could be real. It also was funny to hear about her adventure and the things that she saw that are now part of her book. Like Bella's car...and Charlie's house. Truely inspiring!
EC for eternity!
-Lexi
4.07.2008
More set pics!!!
How sweet!!!
Aww! What a gentlemen!
Kristen going to set!
Look how adorable!!!
This is a new scene they just filmed!!! SCHOOL BUS!!!
This is Robert and Kristen doing an interview for MTV that will be released sometime during the week of April 7th.
James and Edward!!!
This is Robert and Kristen's doubles. I think it will be used as a running scene. **notice she's on his back! :)
4.03.2008
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