Interviewing New Moon star - questions please
Hey guys. I'm not one to shirk my responsibilities but I need you to do my work for me... kinda. I'm interviewing Bronson Pelletier from New Moon and since Twilight is such a fan driven phenom i want your questions. They will make up a special section of teh interview which will be on Top 40 this Saturday at 8pm. Questions please! In the words of our new number 1 Kesha "you're the jam!"
[link]Twilight Meet and Greet
Are you a Twilight Fan? If you are it's time to get excited now because C4 is giving you the chance to meet one of the stars from the movie - this Sunday at the Armageddon Expo in Auckland!
To enter simply login and tell us in 20 words or less why you deserve to win.
Also enter our massive Twilight giveaway - if you haven't already.
THE PRIZE:
2 Tickets to Armageddon Expo at Greenlane Event Centre in Auckland on Sun October 25th.
A Meet and Greet with Twilight's Bronson Pelletier for 2 people
Entries close 5pm October 22nd.
Which member of the Volturi do you think the audience will find the most frightening? Dakota. Jane. Both, in fact, are a little unnerving. You stated “Pattinson” in a recent interview, any particular reason? He looks a lot like my little brother Andrew with whom I love a good scrap. We’ve been a long swim away from each other for a while him and I, and I was hoping Rob would stand in for a couple of rounds. But he was too busy being a superstar…Meh.You can read the rest on the Twilight Lexicon
"I love night shoots. Everybody else is [tired] by like two, three in the morning, which is weird because I'm the old guy!" Facinelli tells PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of Ghosts of Girlfriends Past on Monday night. "They should be the ones that should be like party hardy all night long," jokes the 35-year-old of his young costars including Robert Pattinson, 22, Kristen Stewart, 19, and 17-year-old Taylor Lautner. "At five in the morning I was like, 'I could go another 10 hours!' And they were like, 'Crash!' " "The first [film] we were just hoping people went to see it. We knew there were diehard fans and those are the ones we're like, 'Let's make a good movie for [them],' but we didn't know the diehard fans were going to explode into the amount that they did," he says. But the father of three insists he's nothing but grateful for the fan-demonium. "I feel loved by so many fans, like I went to Disneyland the other day, and I took like 100 pictures just walking like 10 feet … you want to give back to them."He goes on to talk about boob grabbing - so go read the rest :p
"All the guys were saying, 'It's a chick movie,' but it was really good,"... "I'm glad to be a part of it."
"I say 'no' right away, because when they walk up to me I can sense what they're going to say," ... " 'Can you get me Robert Pattinson's autograph?' "
"My fans make me, and if I didn't respect them I wouldn't be here,"
"Fandango: Dalà was a famed surrealist and no doubt you’ve had your share of surreal experiences in the last few months – like fans screaming over cardboard cutouts of you at the video store.Pattinson: I know! I was in a Blockbuster on the day it was being released. I had forgotten it was being released that day. There were two families who had come with eight- or nine-year old-daughters to get their DVD. They were standing in the line crying and I stood watching what all this commotion was about. They didn’t know I was there or anything. I was just thinking “Wow, you’re crying about a DVD.” It’s fascinating.
Fandango: And you never revealed yourself to them?
Pattinson: No way! [laughs]Fandango: Do you and your castmates try to top each other with the wild post-fame encounters you’ve had?
Pattinson: In a lot of ways they are all quite similar. The funny thing is that I’m always going around trying to look as inconspicuous as possible I find that people are always really disappointed when they actually recognize me. They are like ‘”Oh! At first I thought you were a bum but then I realized who you were.”
haha, a bum...lol. I'm sorry he does look like a bum sometimes. An adorably cute bum =P
Ashley had an interview with Good Day New York TV in which she talks about the DonateMyDress.org charity that she's involved in. Such a great cause! And Ashley always seems so friendly :)
"In London, Pattinson’s friends watched in horror as the crowd swallowed him. At a mall in San Francisco, Pattinson was supposed to sign autographs for about 500 fans at a Hot Topic store; a few thousand showed up. Pattinson claims not to remember the chaos that resulted, although he says it in a shaky voice, like someone claiming not to remember shit that went down in Nam."
"He was going to eat a burger in the car. He drove around and found a gas-station parking lot a few blocks away, intending to sit there and eat, “just hidden, in the darkness.“And I turn around,” he says, “and in the car next to me, there’s a woman giving a man a blow job! Right there, in the carpark!”
This is what this kind of attention does to you; to do the things that normal people do, you have to go where normal people go to do furtive things.
Somebody got pictures of him anyway. Hidden in the darkness! Like some kind of Hamburglar!
"He’s obviously ridiculously photogenic, but he’s also so talented and has so much insight. I see him creating stylized, odd, wild, fantastical characters, like what Johnny Depp does.”
With a little Internet research, the meadow became the woods outside Forks,
Washington, one of the rainiest (and thus potentially most vampire-friendly)
places in the United States, and the two people became Isabella "Bella" Swan—a
teenage girl who had moved to Forks from Phoenix—and Edward Cullen, vampire. It
took precisely three months of typing, late at night, her husband wondering what
was going on at the computer. She shared pages only with her older sister. "What
if it was completely stupid?" she says now. With her sister's encouragement, she
sent it to an agent, where it landed in a slush pile, where an assistant found
it. It was then sent to Tingley, senior vice president of Little, Brown Books
for Young Readers—Little, Brown was seeing a trend emerging for horror books
featuring young women. After reading it on a plane to California, Tingley was
offering a three-book deal, which terrified Meyer. "I was just totally bowled
over," Tingley says. Meyer had been hoping to pay off her car and ended up with
a $750,000 advance. For her it's a dream come true in terms of youth-reading
interest. "Books are a big entertainment deal for teenagers now—that's the
coolest thing in the world," she says. "What an amazing gift for me that someone
could say, 'I read now.' "
'Twilight' star Robert Pattinson talks 'New Moon' at the Oscars
EW caught up with Twilight star -- and Oscar presenter -- Robert Pattinson
at the Academy Awards' Governors Ball on Sunday night. The actor was hanging out
near the party's sushi bar and had just posed for a photograph with one of the
girls from Slumdog Millionaire, when he offered this tidbit on his post-Oscar
plans: "This is my last night of light. I go up to Canada soon [to shoot the
Twlight sequel, New Moon]. And my character goes 50 times darker then it did in
the first movie."
Movies.ie have an interview with Dakota for her movie Push...and of course there's bound to be a twilight related question...Q: Is it true you're signed up to play a vampire in New Moon, the sequel to
blockbuster bloodsucker movie Twilight?
DF: Possibly, I hope it works out.
It would be really cool to be a part of that. I think the actors are amazing and
I'm a big fan.
Q: What role would you play?
DF: I think it would
be Jane. She's a vampire in the film.
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