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Sunday, March 3, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
New/Old Kellan Interview with About.com from BD2 Promo
Kellan Talks about Tarzan, arm-wrestling scene and doubling:"I’m always down to do any stunt work so they used me when it was super wide as different characters"
You can check out the Breaking Dawn Part 2 International Promo Guide here
We’ve gotten 1:1s with Kellan Lutz for almost every Twilight movie so far. For Breaking Dawn: Part 2 it was my job to do the final exit interview. We discussed the climactic battle scene and the arm wrestling match between Emmett and the new vampire Bella (Kristen Stewart). Lutz also told us about his projects in development, like the time travel drama Timeless and his new Tarzan film.
How long have you been waiting to do the arm wrestling scene?
Kellan Lutz: "Since day one. Since day one of me reading the books, when I first read that book, I was excited because Emmett finally had a one-on-one scene with Bella, and not just human Bella, but vampire Bella, so I already knew once we got to that scene, hopefully we would get to it. Hopefully the fans would allow us to make New Moon and then Eclipse and then Breaking Dawn. So I just got more and more excited, and I didn’t want to count my cards yet because who knows if anything went downhill and we didn’t get to make the last movie. But once we got there and I read it in the script, I’m like, 'Yes, this is in there!' And then seeing how Kristen created vampiric Bella, I just knew we were going to have a fun time - and that’s what we did. We had a great time shooting it. I wish we could’ve spent a full day doing it just because I had so much fun doing that scene, but I loved every second."
You can check out the Breaking Dawn Part 2 International Promo Guide here
We’ve gotten 1:1s with Kellan Lutz for almost every Twilight movie so far. For Breaking Dawn: Part 2 it was my job to do the final exit interview. We discussed the climactic battle scene and the arm wrestling match between Emmett and the new vampire Bella (Kristen Stewart). Lutz also told us about his projects in development, like the time travel drama Timeless and his new Tarzan film.
How long have you been waiting to do the arm wrestling scene?
Kellan Lutz: "Since day one. Since day one of me reading the books, when I first read that book, I was excited because Emmett finally had a one-on-one scene with Bella, and not just human Bella, but vampire Bella, so I already knew once we got to that scene, hopefully we would get to it. Hopefully the fans would allow us to make New Moon and then Eclipse and then Breaking Dawn. So I just got more and more excited, and I didn’t want to count my cards yet because who knows if anything went downhill and we didn’t get to make the last movie. But once we got there and I read it in the script, I’m like, 'Yes, this is in there!' And then seeing how Kristen created vampiric Bella, I just knew we were going to have a fun time - and that’s what we did. We had a great time shooting it. I wish we could’ve spent a full day doing it just because I had so much fun doing that scene, but I loved every second."
Erik Odom and Guri Weinberg Talk about Kristen and Rob
Weinberg agreed that the actors were not egotistical.
“When you walk into a big film like this with big stars like this, you wonder how they’re gonna be ... how they’ll respond to you,” he said. “It would be a disservice to mention only the Top 3 (Stewart, Pattinson and Lautner) because the rest of the main cast were also just genuinely nice. You hear other people talking ... about how everybody’s nice and all that, but on this movie, everybody really was. They were amazing people. For them to have so much success at such an early age and still be so grounded ... to me, it was amazing to see. It was an honor for me to meet all of them and work with them as human beings.”
Odom, a self-confessed “hopeless romantic,” says he believes the appeal of the “Twilight” series is its timeless romance element — and the chemistry between Stewart and Pattinson made it a hit on-screen.
“(The filmmakers) really got it right with Kristen and Rob as far as the casting went,” he said. “There’s been such an overlap of how iconic the characters are, but also how iconic Kristen and Rob are — both on their own. When together, it became bigger than anyone could’ve imagined.”
Without a doubt, fans just couldn’t get enough of that on-screen romance between Edward and Bella. But what about their off-screen one.
“It’s a movie within a movie, isn’t it,” Weinberg laughed. But, that’s as far as we could get. “You know, I tend to stay away from commenting on other people’s relationships,” he added. “You know, they’re both wonderful people, and I wish ‘em all the best.”
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Gavin Doyle Mentions Rob and Kristen
Last fall, Mr. Doyle returned to the same space (Beatrice Inn in the West Village, NYC) on his 26th birthday. It had the same name but was now Graydon Carter’s third restaurant, in a ”soft opening” period. In the back helping him celebrate, Mr. Doyle said, were Sienna Miller, Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, Paris and Nicky Hilton.
“Rob and Kristen basically hosted my dinner and invited like 40 people, intimate, and most of them were Beatrice regulars,” he said.
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Sarah Gadon Talks About Rob
Transcript
If Sarah's critically acclaimed role as the wife of Fassbender's Carl Jung got the industry's attention, her second Cronenberg role as Robert Pattinson's wife in Cosmopolis cemented her rising star status. Not only did a second collaboration with Cronenberg mean she'd joined the ranks of the director's Jeremy Irons and Vincent Cassel, she became the focus of the Twihard sets' curiousity when she got close to Pattinson on screen.Source/via
"I kept mt distance, knowing that there might be backlash," says Sarah of working opposite Pattinson whose Twilight fan-base is comparable to Beatle mania or Bieber Fever. "Caitlin, David's daughter, received more backlash because she was tweeting a lot of photographs from the set, and people were speculationg about their relationship and proximity. I think too that I kept such a distance that they thought, 'We're not going to find anything with this one! We'll pin it all on that one!' It's terrible that that happens too. It's terrible for him because I take my work seriously, obviously, and so does he. It's not like you would ever compromise the integrity of your work by doing something... at least I never would. I'm boring that way."
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Next up in Sarah's non-traditional career is a role in Oscar-nominated French Canadian director Dennis Villeneuve's first English-language film, An Enemy, opposite to Jake Gyllenhaal, Mélanie Laurent, and Isabella Rossellini. The film tells a story of a man, played by Jake, who leaves his mistress to fall back in love with his wife, played by Sarah. Having Jake Gyllenhaal as her third major on-screen husband after Fassbender and Pattinson isn't so bad, I joke.
"I only accept rich, famous actors as my husbands," laughs Sarah
Although cozying up to Fassbender, Pattinson and Gyllenhaal would definitely be a perk to most people, their heartthrob statuses seem irrelevant to Sarah. In fact, she seems more excited to her co-stars to join her in the art-house realm than anything else. When I suggest that Pattinson's work with Cronenberg has helped change the path of his career from teen heartthrob to bonafide actor, Sarah agrees. "Yes," she says with a smile. "Now he's going to work with Werner Herzog."
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