Saturday, December 5, 2009
Win a Twilight ornament from Cafe press!
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one of our twitter followers will get the chance to win a personalised twilight ornament!just follow our twitter acount(twilighard) send us a message at twitter with your ornament and who knows, you may have Rob on your Christmas treee!
credit thinking of Rob
Friday, December 4, 2009
Is a'New Moon' Star going public with a bisexual secret???
On his show Truth, Lies & Ted, Ted Casablanca confirmed that we are to witness a new moon star going public with bi-sexual nature secret!He claims this is absolutely true! When? Approximately on an Eclipse press moment or interview.
Who do you think it might be?Tell us what you think.We are definately stunned!
Watch it for yourselves here.
Who do you think it might be?Tell us what you think.We are definately stunned!
Watch it for yourselves here.
'Twilight' stars join forces to negotiate contracts?
Much as the success of the "Harry Potter" film franchise turned the once-unknown Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint into internationally famous and extremely wealthy movie stars, a similar route to lifelong financial security is clearly in the cards for "Twilight"/"New Moon" stars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.
As the trio approaches negotiations for what may be two films based on the Breaking Dawn novel in author Stephenie Meyer's vampire saga, word has it Pattinson, Stewart and Lautner are joining forces to negotiate as a team.
Though nothing is yet on paper, there is word the huge box-office hauls of both "Twilight" and "New Moon" -- and the likely success of "Eclipse," already shot and due in June -- has the three actors likely to be able to demand paychecks well into eight figures for the next two films.
By the way, a good source close to Pattinson and Lautner tells me the two young actors are "very amused" by all the stories flying around the blogosphere about an alleged big "feud" between the co-stars. While the two men couldn't be more different in real life, the Summit Entertainment insider says their relationship is truly a case of "opposites attract" and the two actors actually are extremely good friends.
Pattinson and Stewart searching for a ‘home sweet home’!!
Here we go again! Another possible Pattinson Stewart rumor flying in the air! This time it’s about them moving in together. They have said it a hundred and one times that they are not in love and they are just “good friends.” But we like digging deeper. And it’s not that we want to know the real deal, it’s just because it’s our job, and if we don’t do it, then what the hell would you people read?
Yes! Touch Weekly reports that a friend of the down low couple says, “They’re young and live these crazy lives at the moment. Even if you are head over heels in love with each other, you never really know if one of you has habits that will drive the other crazy…They want to give it their best shot, and that’s a big deal.”
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Kristen Stewart talks 'Twilight:Eclipse', and 'Bella Swan'
It’s safe to say that Stewart considers herself an authority when it comes to all things Bella. Now that that is established, maybe we can get some insight as to what Bella faces in the second installment of the series. We must know one thing about Bella, according to Stewart, if we are to understand her trials in NEW MOON: she fears change.
“She’s so terrified of change because she’s been thrust into this world,” she adds. And by “this world” Stewart is referring to the feelings Bella has for her vampire lover, Edward, and the consequences of that love. But if there’s one thing to expect from NEW MOON, it’s change. TWILIGHT ended with Edward (Robert Pattison) and Bella happily dancing together at their prom, Bella wishing to become a vampire, Edward simply kissing her on the neck. NEW MOON makes an abrupt left turn from that point. The new tone of the movie was both challenging and enjoyable for Stewart.
“I had a really good time on this movie,” begins Stewart. “It was intense. Just because of the nature of the story, it goes in a completely different direction. We undermine the first [film]. We establish a very ideological [view] of love and basically tell our main character, our main protagonist that she was wrong and it’s like, ‘Where’s our story?’"
For those not so fanatical fans of the series, Stewart is referring to a pivotal event in the film: Edward and Bella breaking up. It was perhaps the most difficult scene for Stewart to shoot.
“That was the scariest thing,” recalls Stewart. “I was almost as worried about messing it up than I was about what I actually should have been thinking about, which was the issues that Bella is dealing with. Reading it, it’s so iconic. There’s nothing like that moment in reality even. It’s not even like a normal breakup scene. I know what’s it like to get broken up with but I don’t know what it’s like to get broken up with by a vampire who I’ve now been physically and chemically altered by. Suddenly you take an addict, you take whatever they’re addicted to away from them and there’s withdrawal. So that was the most intimidating scene in the entire movie. I don’t know how to explain how I did it.”
“ECLIPSE is such that just like NEW MOON, it sort of starts and becomes a completely new movie” Stewart shares. “Just as soon as you think you’re going to get the same story it’s sort all of a sudden that it completely changes. Bella is much more back to herself. She’s content now. She’s comfortable and self-assured in a way that she wasn’t in NEW MOON. I think what I really love about ECLIPSE, what was interesting for me to explore, was different levels of love and acknowledging that the ideals that you maybe had a little while ago aren’t true.”
Read the interview here.
“She’s so terrified of change because she’s been thrust into this world,” she adds. And by “this world” Stewart is referring to the feelings Bella has for her vampire lover, Edward, and the consequences of that love. But if there’s one thing to expect from NEW MOON, it’s change. TWILIGHT ended with Edward (Robert Pattison) and Bella happily dancing together at their prom, Bella wishing to become a vampire, Edward simply kissing her on the neck. NEW MOON makes an abrupt left turn from that point. The new tone of the movie was both challenging and enjoyable for Stewart.
“I had a really good time on this movie,” begins Stewart. “It was intense. Just because of the nature of the story, it goes in a completely different direction. We undermine the first [film]. We establish a very ideological [view] of love and basically tell our main character, our main protagonist that she was wrong and it’s like, ‘Where’s our story?’"
For those not so fanatical fans of the series, Stewart is referring to a pivotal event in the film: Edward and Bella breaking up. It was perhaps the most difficult scene for Stewart to shoot.
“That was the scariest thing,” recalls Stewart. “I was almost as worried about messing it up than I was about what I actually should have been thinking about, which was the issues that Bella is dealing with. Reading it, it’s so iconic. There’s nothing like that moment in reality even. It’s not even like a normal breakup scene. I know what’s it like to get broken up with but I don’t know what it’s like to get broken up with by a vampire who I’ve now been physically and chemically altered by. Suddenly you take an addict, you take whatever they’re addicted to away from them and there’s withdrawal. So that was the most intimidating scene in the entire movie. I don’t know how to explain how I did it.”
“ECLIPSE is such that just like NEW MOON, it sort of starts and becomes a completely new movie” Stewart shares. “Just as soon as you think you’re going to get the same story it’s sort all of a sudden that it completely changes. Bella is much more back to herself. She’s content now. She’s comfortable and self-assured in a way that she wasn’t in NEW MOON. I think what I really love about ECLIPSE, what was interesting for me to explore, was different levels of love and acknowledging that the ideals that you maybe had a little while ago aren’t true.”
Read the interview here.
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