“So, you said that you have a lot of really good friends on the set of Twilight. Do you hang out with people outside the set?
Taylor [Lautner] and I hang out with Kellan [Lutz], and Peter Facinelli hosts game night, we play poker at his house. Rachelle [Lefevre] and I are food junkies so we meet for brunch and cake for brunch. So on the Twilight movies, it is like a Twilight family, we all get along and we all understand each other. It’s fun. Vamp-camp is what we named it. Welcome to Vamp Camp!
Speaking of vampires, what is your favorite part of playing a vampire?
For some reason, people think vampires are sexy, so its cool to be sexy. I don’t know, they have super strength and speed. To have that kind of power there’s no rules: you can do what you want to.
How did you prepare for your role?
The main thing for me was exercising stillness because vampires are dead and don’t have blood flowing through their veins and don’t have to blink. They have to actually cautiously think to be human or to come across as human. A vampire can just —sits very stil– all day and night, so they have nuances that’s thought out for it. For me, it was the more still I am the more vampire. So in everything I ended up doing, I just stayed with the actual character deciding what to do.
Did Stephanie help you with it at all or did you just go with the flow?
She helped me in the sense that she wrote it for me. It’s the source material, if I follow this I can’t go wrong.”
This seriously made me cry the first time I saw it, I’m gonna bawl my eyes out when I see the movie! I am so impressed with how the movie is turning out, especially the birthday party scene, everyone looks even more beautiful than in Twilight, and I can’t believe that’s possible! All of it looks excellent and the acting looks even better than Twilight, the actors are so much more comfortable. This gives me so much hope for the next 3 movies. Oh, now I am just way too excited about all the movies, let’s watch the trailer again, don’t forget to click on full screen for the full effect 
Bella’s 18th birthday party
”The whole cast is reading the book and wanting to get it right,” says Weitz (center, with Stewart, assistant director Mike Topoozian, and makeup artist Robin Mathews). ”They want to deliver on the promise these books make to the readers.”
“”I’m telling Bella not to be fearful of death. It’s inevitable and painless,” says Edi Gathegi, who returns in New Moon as the somewhat mysterious vampire Laurent, in this EW exclusive photo. ”He was bad in Twilight, but still had some compassion. Let’s just say he’s not conflicted anymore.””
“One of director Weitz’s creative challenges is Edward’s long absence in the novel: ”Rob was the first guy to say to me, ‘You know, you don’t really need to have too much of me in this film.’ I don’t want him too present, so his apparition will be a subtle, flitting effect — clearly a reflection of Bella’s will and desire to see him.””
*from EW.com
Dakota Fanning, Ashley Greene, Jamie Campbell Bower and Cameron Bright on the streets of Vancouver
Taylor Lautner, Selena Gomez and Families Go out for Dinner
Robert Pattinson interview from November 2008
Want to play Vampire Baseball with the cast of Twilight on the 4th of July? Go –> HERE <–
Kellan Lutz, Peter Facinelli & Edi Gathegi talk about “New Moon” and the werewolves –> Here <–
Taylor Lautner jumps over a fire hydrant while running through the rain in Vancouver –> HERE <–
New details and pictures from Vancouver “New Moon” cast party –> Here <–
Edi Gathegi, Peter Facinelli, Jackson Rathbone & his band, 100 Monkeys –> Pictures HERE <–
Melissa Rosenburg posts about Eclipse director David Slade (below)
that print is awfully small, so here is what it says:
“Finally got to spend some time with our new director for Eclipse, David Slade. And I gotta say, he’s great. Very smart, funny, creative. I already knew he was a really talented and visual filmmaker, but now I know he’s terrific to work with as well. Collaborative and, most important (from a writer’s point of view) smart about story, character and emotional arcs. He gets it. And he’s going to make Eclipse into a fantastic movie. So relax Eclipse fans! We’re in good hands.”
-Melissa Rosenburg, screenwriter of the Twilight Saga
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