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And then? Then there’s “Breaking Dawn,” the last two parts of the “Twilight” saga. In the vampire drama, Anderson plays Alistair, a particularly complex vampire who intercedes for the Cullins. The actor read the books, saw the early films and “tried to absorb as much as I could” but knew he’d never be as savvy about the character as some of the popular books’ fans.
No sweat. “It’s nice to play against the grain of the film,” Anderson says. “He can do what he wants because he is who he is.”
The 29-year-old British-born actor, however, didn’t realize the devotion of “Twilight’s” fan base.
“I hadn’t even arrived at the motel and already there was fan mail. They figured out where I was going to be — and I didn’t even know. But every one of those letters was so genuine and so sweet.”
The creepy stuff? That was saved for other actors. “A woman was standing outside the Sutton Place in Vancouver with a pair of scissors. She had flown from England to cut some of Robert Pattinson’s hair for a doll.”
“Breaking Dawn, Part II” (slated for release in the fall) came with such high financial stakes “tension was ripe,” Anderson says. “There’s not a lot of rehearsal. So before a scene with Kristen (Stewart) I had to gun up the character from the trailer to the stage. It’s the first time you see this guy come to life. But until you get the gear on, you’re not quite sure what he’s going to be.”
Robert Pattinson stars as Georges Duroy, a journalist who returns to Paris after three years of military service. Robert has described his character as “completely amoral” because he achieves influence in French society through manipulating a series of wealthy and powerful mistresses.
After about a month of rumors, Summit Entertainment (the current owners the Twilight Saga films) and Lionsgate (the current owners of The Hunger Games films) announced that they were merging their studios. It wasn’t something that was of a huge interest to most fans until the CEO of Lionsgate, Jon Feltheimer, spoke to the LA Times about the future of the Twilight franchise. When asked if there would be more films, he stated, “It’s hard for me to imagine a movie that does $700 million-plus doesn’t have ongoing value. It’s an amazing franchise that they have done a great job of maintaining with absolutely no deterioration. So the simple answer is ‘Boy I hope so.’” Then he was asked a follow-up question about that future involving television. Lionsgate, unlike Summit, has a TV arm. Feltheimer replied “I certainly hope so.”
Feltheimer’s two speculative statements were all that were needed to set off a firestorm of discussion among fans. What would a television show look like? Would fans actually tune in? Was it even a likely reality? Perhaps most importantly, was this a good idea on any level? So here’s what the fanbase seems to think based on some polling that I did over at the Twilight Lexicon last week.
The most basic of questions is, “Would the fans want a TV show?” Only 27% of the fansbase responded to that question with a flat-out “no”. The remainder were split between instant approval and maybe. The most important thing to the fans in these last two categories was the involvement of Stephenie Meyer. It’s no shock to anyone that Twilight fans are highly protective of their franchise. They don’t like deviation from what is in the books. Author Stephenie Meyer is for many fans the final word when it comes to change. If Stephenie Myer approves it, then they’ll accept adjustments. One fan named Jackie summed it up by stating, “I think a TV show or series would be a great idea. It would have to have Stephenie involved to have the same continuity as the books. Her story and the way she tell it is what sells the books and the movies, it would not work if it went in any other direction.”
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Clearly there are many possibilities here, and nothing has been officially announced. For every movie to TV or TV to movie success story such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Star Trek, there are just as many abject failures. The real test here, should it come to pass, will be the concept of the book to movie to TV of what is a megafranchise. That exact combo is as of now untried.
Where do you stand? Do you want a Twilight TV series? If you do, what would be the ideal focus? After 295 days the Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn: Part 2 will come out and the Twilight Saga will be over…or will it?
To read the article in entirety, click here or link above. Click here to read the fans comments, arguments, and opinions.
As you can see, it is close. Rob/His Films could easily be knocked out of the top spot. As of right now, The Hunger Games is leading in the Most Wanted Movie category, so Vote!
MTV Movie Brawl 2012 came to a close during our time at Sundance. With hours to go before the polls closed, David Cronenberg’s “Cosmopolis” clinched the win with an absolutely insurmountable lead. One of the film’s many stars, Paul Giamatti, was on the ground in Park City and was happy to accept the top honor on the “Cosmopolis” cast’s behalf. “Holy cow, that’s astounding!” he said upon hearing the news. “The fact of that is amazing. … That’s a really cool thing that it brings that visibility to that movie.”
We invite you to relive the wedding of the year by fans as passionate about you, this never-ending love. MitMx QualityFilms supported, and the Journal Editorial Alfaguara Twilighters invite you to officially launch the DVD of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1″ on February 19, 2011. Come and live with other fans also have the chance to win official merchandise of the Saga thanks to our sponsors, you can not miss this great event.
-The event is free and the more people get along better .-
During this event will be a raffle for prizes from “Dawn: The Event” so if you were, you can not miss this event.
The event will be held at Gandhi Mauricio Achar located at:
Miguel Angel de Quevedo 121,
Chimalistac Guadalupe, C.P. 01050
Mexico, D.F.
How do I get to the library?
By Metro: The library is located one block from the subway “Miguel Angel de Quevedo” line 3.
By Metrobus: The library is located two blocks from the Metrobus “The Bulb” of the red line.
You can also find information https://www.facebook.com/events/261006643970157/, http://mitent.mx/eventos or contacto@mitent.mx.
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Te invitamos a revivir la boda del año al lado de fans tan apasionados con tú, por este amor interminable. MitMx con el apoyo de QualityFilms, Editorial Alfaguara y la Revista Twilighters te invitan al Lanzamiento Oficial del DVD de “La Saga Crepúsculo: Amanecer, Parte 1″ el 19 de Febrero del 2011. Ven y convive con otros fans además de tener la oportunidad de ganar artículos oficiales de la Saga gracias a nuestros patrocinadores, no te puedes perder de este gran evento.
-La entrada al evento es gratuita y mientras más gente lleves mejor.-
Durante este evento se realizará la rifa de los premios de “Amanecer: El Evento” así que si fuiste, no te puedes perder este evento.
El evento se llevará acabo en Gandhi Mauricio Achar ubicado en:
Miguel Ángel de Quevedo 121,
Guadalupe Chimalistac, C.P. 01050
México, D.F.
¿Cómo llego a la libreria?
Por Metro: La libreria se encuentra ubicada a una cuadra del metro “Miguel Ángel de Quevedo” de la linea 3.
Por Metrobus: La libreria se encuentra ubicada a dos cuadras del metrobus “La Bombilla” de la linea roja.
We won’t be surprised one bit if we see Robert Pattinson at this year’s Academy Awards. Yes, he’s presented at the Oscars already, but…
His new flick, Bel Ami, is set for release just a few days after Hollywood’s biggest night of the year. A rep for the Twilight star didn’t comment on his possible plans to attend.
I don’t know about you, but anytime Rob is in a suit is a good thing!
“‘Superfudge,’ that’s an odd choice for a 32-year old.”
[Laughs] Yeah, yeah. Or even like their DVD collection. But I think that when Jesse pulls that book off of her shelf, I think he’s unconsciously — or consciously — looking to drive a wedge between them. And part of the way to drive a wedge is to say, “You read this junk and I would never read this junk; therefore, we can never be together.” I’m sure you can look at it as, “Oh, that guy hates vampire books.” But that’s not the case, I don’t know those books. I know that ["Twilight"] is a cultural phenomenon and people are very passionate about it. My whole thing is that I want to explore why you read books, what’s the purpose of reading, and maybe that it’s not that cool to hate something just because it’s popular.
I’ve seen the movies.
They might be horrible! I have no idea. But her argument in favor of taking some enjoyment from them is totally valid. And I think she wins the argument. And she says that line: “You think it’s cool to hate things. And it’s not. It’s boring. Talk about what you love and keep quiet about what you don’t.” If I’m saying anything in that moment — and I’m not making a message movie here — but I do feel that there’s so much hatred. We are so vocal about what we hate.
It would be interesting if you said right now, “This is a message movie, and the message is that I don’t like ‘Twilight.’”
[Laughs] That is not me who said that.
“All the work put into this movie was just to share my feelings on ‘Twilight.’”
I made this movie to take it down. To take down the franchise.
That’s my headline.
Because the power of indie film can stand up to Summit Entertainment. It’s boundless.
How does Elizabeth Reaser feel about the “Twilight” jokes?
Oh, boy, did she love it. She loved it. She got such a kick out of it. I think that’s one of the great in-jokes of the movie: that Reaser is in the “Twilight” movies. She has a really funny, healthy detachment from the whole thing. I think she knows what it is and she is desperate to do other things in addition to that. Which everyone is, if you’ve been doing one thing for too long. You can talk to her about it, but she got a real kick out of it.
I didn’t know if there was a “the less I say, the better,” type of situation there.
She was not offended.
Every now and again we see unique culinary creations from the fans! lunanuevameyer has put together another great collection of some new/old ones! I picked a few new ones I thought you’d enjoy!
COSMOPOLIS
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN (PART TWO)
BEL AMI
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN (PART ONE)
