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Warning: The following article details Caroline Foran’s mild obsession for The Twilight Saga and Robert Pattinson’s jaw line. Some readers may find this annoying.
It’s no secret in these entertainment.ie towers that I am quite the fan of Twilight. If you’re reading this, you are probably one too. From the moment Edward Cullen glided into that Forks High School canteen – with his pasty, sometimes glittery skin, his carved-by-angels bone structure and his eyes so smouldering they’d burn a hole in the back of your head – setting his eyes (and nose) on Kristen Stewart’s Bella Swan, I too fell in love. Transported to a world where there exists a kind of love that you cannot defy, I being a hopeless romantic fell victim to its sugar coated charm. I’m such a fan in fact, I even have a Twilight branded towel resting on the back of my chair in work (complete with poster on the office wall). I didn’t buy it, it was given to me. I’m not that fanatical.
So you can imagine my excitement when I was phoned with the news that I would be interviewing cast member MyAnna Buring, who took on the small yet significant task of bringing vampire Tanya Denali to life. To mark the release of Breaking Dawn Part 1 on DVD, it was my utmost pleasure – and somewhat dream come true, given that she’s breathed the same air as Robert Pattinson, OMG etc – to speak with the up and coming actress. Was she a fan before, was it fun on set, is RPattz really as dreamy in person, is she Team Edward or Team Jacob? There was just too much this Twihard wanted to ask. Anyhoo, here be the gist of our exchange.
Sing it sister! You’ve probably been asked this a million times, but it really is imperative: Team Edward or Team Jacob?
Haha I’d say I’d be both. I don’t know how you’d choose! I want them both, I can’t choose.
Nah here try this – ‘Team Edward’. See? It’s easy to choose. Another pressing question, if you yourself could be one or the other, Vampire or Wolf?
Vampire definitely! I’ve been there. I’ve tried it it’s really good, believe me.
Tell me about Robert Pattinson, what’s he like to work with?
He’s lovely – absolutely lovely – yeah, no they are really sweet people and I think they’ve done a great job.
More about Pattinson, is he as dreamy in person as he is on the screen?
Ha, well it’s weird after a while working him, you stop seeing him like that but yeah, he definitely has a charisma about him.
With the DVD release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 happening tonight at midnight (yay!), we thought it would be appropriate to reveal our five favorite moments from the film. Obviously our favorite scene had to be the wedding scene. That’s what we’ve all been waiting for. The couple are married in the woods decorated with lots of white flowers everywhere.
A nervous Bella, who is led up the aisle by her dad Charlie (Billy Burke, who is a great actor), tells him: “Just don’t let me fall over.” Gradually the camera reveals bit by bit of her outfit. Her hair is styled in an elegant up do decorated with her grandmother’s heirloom – a glittering hair comb.
This Is Somerset reports that James Lance, the actor that plays Francois Laroche, Robert Pattinson’s Bel Ami love-rival, will be in attendance at the movie’s world premiere in Berlin next week. James’ mother, Catherine Tarrant, told This is Somerset that Bel Ami has “great costumes” and that James’ character, Francois, sports a large mustache in the film.
Tweet us some pictures from the red carpet, James!
Adrien Brody and Robert Pattinson get into the skin by Salvador Dali despite its eccentricity, the artist was one of the most elegant of the eye épocaReconocer the genius Salvador Dalí is easy: the size, look and of course the eccentric , fine and twisted mustache who accompanied him in his later years, are some of the hallmarks of one of the most important artists of the twentieth century.
Adrien Brody plays Salvador Dali in ‘Midnight in Paris’
However, not everyone knows what is that, besides genius, this crazy icon Surrealism was one of the smartest men of his time, and especially in his youth, when he was frequently seen in company of other artists of equal depth as Federico Garcia Lorca and Luis Buñuel.
Robert Pattinson also got into the skin of the artist in ‘Little Ashes’
It is precisely this stage that, over recent years, several Hollywood actors have been commissioned to recreate in two blockbuster film: first, the laureate Robert Pattinson, who cemented his career out of playing Twilight the Catalan painter in the film ‘Little Ashes’. Secondly, and more recently, Adrien Brody, who also was left fascinated by the figure of Dalí, with a brief but hilarious intervention in the Woody Allen film ‘Midnight in Paris’.
The film recreates the relationship between Dali and Lorca
The ‘Dali-style’ thus overcoming the limits of time (something that surely would have loved it), sending us a small sample of today’s personal style painter: perfectly tailored suits, as was fashionable in the 40 and 50, spruced up mm, and a Spanish dandy manicured appearance, ahead of its time.
Part one of the Breaking Dawn saga doesn’t hit movie theaters until November 18—but that doesn’t mean we can’t gawk at Edward-and-Bella inspired gorgeousness in the meantime!
Twihards took to the Internet in droves to speculate how the wedding will compare to the beloved book after MTV released this teaser clip. Some fans even lamented on message boards that their nuptials will take place before November and they were having a hard time finding Twilight-inspired ideas that weren’t too over-the-top. Ask and you shall receive: The BG editors found two swoon-worthy photo shoots that would earn the approval of both human Bella and her vampire counterpart.
1. If Your Twilight Style is Rustic & Ethereal…
The first tablescape was a collaboration between wedding planners Lina Wallace at A Stunning Affair and Heather Ham (Events by Heather Ham). Their interpretation is very true to the book: ” We’ve seen other inspirations that are very gothic and dark using reds and blacks, but we wanted to show our interpretation of what their wedding would really look like,” said the event design duo.
For the bouquet they used peonies, roses, lisianthus, dusty miller, and bluporum. The arrangement was tied with a simple white ribbon, inscribed with the famous Twilight quote: “so the lion fell in love with the lamb” by Calligraphy Katrina. Another fun idea is to incorporate your favorite Twilight saying into your ceremony program or even stitch it into the inside of your wedding dress or the back of the groom’s tie.
The apples are inspired by the first cover in the saga. You can use them as place cards, hollow them out to make eye-catching candles or even spray paint them silver or gold (pictured below, scroll down) for instant décor.
The main tablescape incorporates only all-white flowers (roses, lisianthus, and hydrangea) as well as some greenery (dusty miller, bluporum and a few succulents), which is true to the novel. Bella is stunned when she walks down the aisle and witnesses the floral setup that Alice has planned for her: “I was distracted by the profusion of white blossoms that hung in garlands from everything in the room that wasn’t alive, dripping with long lines of white gossamer ribbons.” Don’t these photos have the same effect on you, too?
The menus have each guest’s name (including Bella, Edward, Alice, Emmett, Esme, Carlisle, Rosalie and Jasper) tied with a chocolate brown satin ribbon and finished off with a crystal brooch.
The lace table runner is from Sashes for Love and you can rent the furniture, tableware and candelabras at Classic Party Rentals.
Floating rose heads and suspended crystals are simple touches that add romantic impact to your ceremony. Make your grand entrance to Wagner’s traditional march and replace the words “till death do us part” with “as long as we both shall live” in your vows, like Bella and Edward did.
Guests would get a chuckle out of these “Team Edward” and “Team Bella” pin favors. You could also try handing out mini trees or elegant pashmina wraps. Don’t forget your signature drink: apple-flavored, of course!
This wedding cake is ideal for autumnal brides who want to emulate the woodsy feel of Forks.
2. If Your Twilight Style is Dramatic & Glam..
Our second drop-dead stunning scene was shot by photographer Lindsey Tropf, who tells us that “due to a slight obsession” the team at Unique Designs (a custom invitation and stationery studio) created a Twilight wedding invitation, which then morphed into a full-concept design.
“The intent was not to replicate Bella and Edward’s wedding, which was actually an Anne of Green Gables dress and was filled with white flowers, but to make another wedding style based on the mood and concept of Twilight,” said Lindsey.
They incorporated Edward’s personality through bold flowers, reds, and feathers. Bella is more understated, so she would appreciate the creams, vintage brooches, and antique lace shown here.
This white-and-black combo is timeless and will last an eternity.
Stephenie Meyers hints that Bella’s wedding dress is loosely inspired from the 1700′s. It is made out of satin, features a long line of pearl buttons on the back and features a sizeable train: “Maneuvering the Cullins’ staircase in heels and a train sounded impossible. I should have practiced.”
We also predict that the shape of the gown in the movie will be an A-line: “The narrow sheath of the shimmering white dress flared out subtly at the train almost like an inverted calla lilly, cut so skillfully that her body looked elegant and graceful.”
When it comes to accessories, try adding a vintage necklace, subtly placed flower and ruby-red lipstick to make a statement. If you’re more of a traditionalist, like human Bella, try hair combs with sapphires, her “something blue.” Twist your hair into a braided updo, as shown.
Balance textures to avoid coming on too goth; airy chandeliers and a white tablecloth are the perfect complements to darkly saturated dishes and flowers.
Guests will suspend disbelief when they see this high-flying cake. Smoosh it in your groom’s face, per tradition, like Edward gamely did in the Breaking Dawn novel.
Ooh la la—hosting your reception at twilight gives off a totally different vibe than a daytime bash.
Last but not least, we just had to share this cake that we discovered, created by Charleen Pokornik at Tantalizing Treats. She actually made it for her step-daughter’s birthday, but the design can be modified and made larger for a wedding. Charleen tells us that this cake is a hit with customers; in fact, she “Entered it into a Twilight-themed cake contest on a popular cake community website and won second place!”
The cake is composed of three flavors: chocolate cake with Oreo cookie pudding, chocolate cake with banana pudding and French vanilla with butterscotch pudding. It took 10 hours to complete this confection, including the chocolate chess pieces, flower, and apple.
To celebrate the record breaking release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, innovative shoe designer Irregular Choice have created an exclusive range of Breaking Dawn shoes! These are not for sale anywhere in the country but MyDaily have five pairs to give away along with some The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 goodie bags!
In The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson), must deal with the chain of consequences brought about by a marriage, honeymoon, and the birth of a child, which brings an unforeseen and shocking development for Jacob (Taylor Lautner).
The suspenseful and deeply romantic Breaking Dawn – Part 1 continues the epic tale of supernatural fantasy and passionate love that has made The Twilight Saga a worldwide phenomenon.
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IM: Absolutely! We haven’t missed an opening weekend, and we’re really getting in to the books now. Leonard is especially grateful that Rob has brought the whole “shockingly pale” thing back to sexy. Leonard looks a bit like he was raised in caves.
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THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN (PART ONE)
In The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson), must deal with the chain of consequences brought about by a marriage, honeymoon, and the birth of a child, which brings an unforeseen and shocking development for Jacob (Taylor Lautner).