Vancouver Virgin Radio som är en Radio station i TheCov fick chansen att ha en intervju med Jackson Rathbone, och jag måste säga att Nat & Drew som håller i intervjun gör den perfekt haha. Jackson Rathbone är som vanligt söt och trevlig under intervjun, helt klart värd att lyssna på!
I intervjun snackar det bl.a om:
Gymträningen inför Eclipse, 100 Monkeys, New Moon och Unkle Lary!
Hittad på TA.
Twilight lexicon fick chansen att snacka med Chris Weitz under telefon för att göra en intervju:
Chris Weitz talked with us for thirty minutes. After five we knew New Moon was in good hands, after ten we knew he was a genius, and after fifteen well…you read and you decide. He’s definitely one of those “who would you want in a foxhole” kind of guys.
Chris Weitz Interview- part 1
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Transcript by Kara of Twilight Moms, Matt of Twilight Source/Imprint, Laura of Twilight Lexicon
Chris: Where Bella meets Laurent in the meadow, it was a two day scene and in between the two days it snowed and so we arrived in the morning at 6:00 and it was snowing, about 4 inches of snow. So, we had to scramble to shift our schedule around. Do all kinds of stuff.
Q: How do you deal with lighting continuity when you are dealing with such drastic weather situations?
Chris: Well of course what we hope for in all cases is gray weather. We’re in this weird position of wanting bad weather. We want light rain or gray at all times. We don’t always get it, so when we don’t, we use gigantic scrims hanging from big condors to block off as much as we can. But then there’s this continual torture to Javier our DP (director of photography) because you can sort of shade off an area where actors are acting but in the background we bright—shafts of light coming through—and of course there’s vampire weather as well. Sometimes we can get away with a sunny day in Forks, but never on a day when Edward is around because we don’t want to give away the diamond stuff. So, it really, you know I’ll be so happy when we get to a stage in about a week and we can stop worrying about the weather.”
Q: So, you’re moving to an interior set?
Chris: We’ll be moving to the interiors in a week from today. So there‘s just only one more week to freak out about the weather a bit. We’ve been knocked around a bit. There’s like a Twilight weather curse, slightly. You end up not getting the weather you want on a given day. It will be sun on the day you want rain and then the one day you want sun…
Q: So is all this [indicating the Bella’s house set] going to stay up though?Chris: You know it’s funny I’ve been knocking it around in my head what the best thing to do would be. I would imagine what they are going to do is to disassemble it. Because I mean you know it looks great, but it’s not really up to code. I’m not sure that it would withstand a BC winter and everything. I think probably what they’ll do is take it apart and put it into storage and build it back up again while still I imagine maintaining a rent on this land would be my best guess.
Nyligen hade MTV chansen att få en intervju med speciellt DCFC gitarrist Chris Walla, om bl.a Team Edward vs. Team Jacob då de håller på och spelar in videon till Equinox som kommer finnas i New Moon!
By their own admission, only one-fourth of Death Cab for Cutie have actually read anything from the “Twilight” series (guitarist Chris Walla, we’re looking at you), but that hasn’t stopped them from penning the first single from the upcoming “New Moon” soundtrack, “Meet Me on the Equinox.”
And that hasn’t stopped them from weighing in on one of the series’ central conflicts — the whole Team Edward vs. Team Jacob thing — when we visited the set of the “Equinox” video in Toronto on Wednesday.
“OK, so again, having only finished the second book, I feel like I’m sort of out on a limb a little bit, because I haven’t started the third book,” Walla told MTV News. “So I’m really excited to see the film and sort of see if I feel like I’m still out on a limb. Like, I love Jacob. He’s great. In the middle of the book, he’s the one who’s taking care of Bella, and, like, where’s Edward? What is he doing? What an a–hole! But he comes through in the end, and, you know, we’ll see what happens.”
So there you go: Chris Walla thinks Edward Cullen is an a–hole. And that wasn’t the only revelation Walla had for us on the “Equinox” set. Apparently, there currently exists a five-hour version of the “New Moon” film — and, no, he hasn’t seen it either.
“We were invited to see a cut that was five hours long. It didn’t have any effects or Foley or music or anything in it. And we couldn’t make the schedule work, because it was five hours long,” Walla laughed. “We haven’t seen anything more than anyone else has seen. We’ve seen the trailer, and that’s really about it. … I think the trailer looks great. There was the one scene where Jacob explodes into the werewolf, and it’s like, ‘How are they gonna pull that off? What are they gonna do?’ And it looks great. So I feel like the whole thing is really going to work.”
And while we’ll have more information about the “Equinox” song — which premieres September 13 on MTV.com — and video in the coming days (trust us, it looks great), there’s still one more bit of information we’d like to leave you with: Walla wants you to know that he’s planning to finish the “Twilight” series very shortly. So if you run into him on the street, don’t reveal how the whole Jacob/Edward thing plays out, OK?
Nu har Everglow lagt ut nya bilder och intervju scaner på Kristen Stewart från tidningen Asos, och jag tycker att det är vart att kolla på dom, så om du klickar på bilden så kommer du till resten av bilderna på Everglows sida!
MTV hade chansen på comic- con att få en intervju med Jackson Rathbone som spelar Jasper. Och för er som inte vill få reda på saker från filmen så ber jag er sluta läsa nu!
MTV: Jackson, what are you most looking forward to shooting in the next film?
Jackson Rathbone: I’m really excited to start filming “Eclipse.” I got a chance to read the script, and we get to go back into Jasper’s backstory. They actually had to ask me about my equestrian experience. I told them I can gallop and trot and all that. I used to ride. It’s been two or three years since I’ve been on a horse, but I’m excited to get back up on the saddle.
MTV: So we’re going to get to Jasper’s Civil War backstory?
Rathbone: Yes, I get to shoot some Civil War stuff, and I’m also going to shoot a lot of fighting scenes. Which is great, because I just came off [M. Night Shyamalan’s] “The Last Airbender,” and I’ve been doing fighting for the last six months. So I’m ready to keep it on.
MTV: What kind of moves will you be pulling off? Just shooting guns? Obviously, it won’t be highly-stylized martial arts stuff.
Rathbone: No, it won’t be karate, it won’t be kung fu, like the stuff we’re doing in “Airbender.” But even in “Airbender,” the fighting styles I was doing were a little bit more loose, like street fighting. And that’s kind of what this is; it’s about evading.
MTV:Why is that?
Rathbone: Well, we’re talking about newborn vampires that can’t control their urges — they can’t really think very quickly. So if you just let them go to their instincts and evade and attack them from side to side, you could get them; but if you try and go after them through force, they’re going to win every time. So it’s all about evasion.
MTV: Are there training scenes in “Eclipse” along these lines?
Rathbone: It’s interesting; there’s a lot of cool scenes where Jasper trains the Cullen family on how to fight the newborns. He gets to train Emmett — and Emmett is a born fighter — so he’s telling Emmett all these techniques, and Emmett thinks he could just best Jasper [during their sparring]. Jasper ends up getting the best of him, because it’s a war mentality, not just a street brawl. It’s about thinking ahead; it’s a chess game.
MTV: Cool. Will we see the scene where Jasper gets bitten?
Rathbone: Oh yeah, we have to see that. It’s going to be great. I’ve been studying up a lot on the Civil War and that era. It really was a crazy time. It was all-out war on our own turf and between countrymen. That’s terrible. It’s an interesting time to see when Jasper was actually human and what his human form was and, when he gets turned, how intense and how dark he is. Then [we’ll see] his realization of what he’s become, him finding Alice and being redeemed by love.
MTV: And is that the first time we’ll see your powers?
Rathbone: Actually, in “New Moon,” we get a little glimpse. Inside the school.
MTV: How was it to film scenes where you were influencing the emotions of those around you?
Rathbone: It was fun. I just played it very naturally, like, if you have these special powers — like Edward has the ability to read minds — it’s not like he’s going to [get overly dramatic] and go, “You’re hungry!” No, it’s a natural thing, like the human ability to smell or to hear is a natural ability. To affect the mental state of anyone around you [I depicted Jasper as] keeping it all right in the eyes. Just thinking it and transferring it through the eyes, which are the windows to the soul — even to the soulless.
MTV: And will it be clear to the audience that this emotion-manipulation is going on?
Rathbone: In “New Moon,” when we see it? It’s pretty obvious.
Igår fick ni bilderna, nu får nu intervjun från tidningen Premiere! Denna text är översatt av thinkingofrob.wordpress.com, som vi får ge ett riktigt TACK till, för franska är liksom inte det bäst jag är på…
Premiere: Rob, before we start, I’d like to know the name of your hairdresser and the brand of gel you use…Rob: You want to know the truth? The only time I get my hair cut is on set.
P: Oh! And I was going to forget: All the girls I know want to say hi to you.
R: (Laughs) Hi!
P: The last time we saw each other was during the American promotion of Twilight last November, you didn’t seem to realize yet what was happening.
R: I don’t think anyone can understand what’s happening. Something like this is so rare. It’s a mix of chance and coincidence. You wake up one day and you’re suddenly a star. Really weird. All of a sudden everyone knows who you are while you haven’t changed one bit. I really understood what was happening in Cannes. I was in a restaurant during a break and when I came out 2 hours later, 500 people were waiting for me at the exit. It was total chaos. They literally had to carry me to the car. It’s ridiculous when you think about it. (Laughs)
P: You must have felt like asking those 500 people what they were doing there…
R: Of course. I’m sure that if I told one of those girls “Come, let’s go have breakfast”, she would have been totally embarrassed and would never scream my name again in the middle of a crowd.
P: Well there you have it, you have to invite each of your fans for breakfast to find a normal life again.
R: One by one. Great idea!
Nedan postade Sara bilder på Taylor från Teen Vogue tidningen, och nu har det kommit mer info om tidningen:
Den släpps i Oktober, det kommer medfölja en stor intervju med honom och – tidningen kommer definetift vara värd att köpa! Och här har ni ett utdrag från intervjun:
According to Taylor, there is a very specific sort of girl who’s going to sign up for what’s become known to Twilight fans as Team Jacob. ”If she likes having a really close friendship with a guy,” he begins, ”being able to tell him anything, and then having that friendship slowly transform into something more….” The seventeen-year-old stops himself and laughs. ”I find myself using the word transform a lot lately,” he explains, ”because that’s what Jacob does.”
It’s not exactly a spoiler to say that Taylor’s character in Novemb
er’s New Moon is going through some intense changes. As everyone who’s seen the movie’s trailer or read the books knows, Jacob Black is now a werewolf. And the changes that Taylor himself underwent in order to keep the part—as he says, ”hitting the gym, hiring a personal trainer, eating the right foods, and eating a lot of them”—were equally evident. When that first trailer premiered at the MTV Movie Awards, the live (and apparently largely female) audience responded to a two-second shot of Taylor, shirtless, by screaming like they were on a roller coaster. Not that he’s about to let all that adulation go to his head. ”I think the fans would love anybody who played Jacob,” he says mildly, when the reception is mentioned. ”I’m just lucky to be the one who got the chance.”
As if on cue, a pair of wide-eyed young sisters approach his table, looking ecstatic. ”We’re all Team Jacob in our house,” their mother says. Taylor does have a point when he insists that people are reacting, in part, to the character he plays—these two are each clutching one of author Stephenie Meyer’s dictionary-size tomes for him to autograph—but he’s also being too humble. The girls are definitely old enough to understand that Taylor is a rising star, not a teen werewolf, and they still look pretty starstruck.
Klicka på bilderna för att se dom i större storlek!
Källa: Twisweden
Alla er Team Wolfpack där ute, nu har MTV en ny intervju från New Jersey Twi/Tour
Convention, och nu snackar de om deras liv då de är och spelar in New Moon! Och de alla verkar ha en härlig humor – haha!
Onstage the affable trio shared an obvious rapport, crediting some of their bond to cuddling on-set to keep warm during rain-drenched shirtless scenes. They shared several funny anecdotes from filming ”New Moon,” including Meraz’s embarrassing moment with Kristen Stewart.
”I decided, all right, the Wolf Pack stay up all night looking for who’s killing people on the res, so we don’t sleep very much. So I thought it would be a great idea if I stayed up for 10 days straight.” What should have been a simple scene — a confrontation between Bella (Stewart) and the Wolf Pack — became, in Meraz’s mind, his ”Brando moment.” Wanting to try something different, the actor played the scene overly aggressive: screaming, grabbing Stewart by the throat, hurtling his line at her.
”[Director] Chris Weitz comes off-set like, ‘Yeah, I like the energy Alex, but just take it down a little,’ ” Spencer chimed in: ”Meanwhile the producers are freaking out back there.”
” ‘Cause nobody touches Kristen Stewart,” joked Meraz.
Things get even more heated for Meraz when he phases into a wolf. For ”New Moon,” Weitz told the actors to envision the phasing sequences as a ”pop like popcorn,” which meant the actors only had to do a little shake before CGI took over from there. For the novel’s wolf mind-reading sequences, the trio said it would be portrayed on film through quick glances. ”With real wolves, that’s actually how it’s done,” Meraz said. ”The alpha male does things just with its eyes.”
Spencer and Meraz also reminisced about the cliff-diving scene, a stunt they performed themselves, though for Spencer, his favorite scene was kissing onscreen love Emily (played by Tinsel Korey). ”It was a lot of takes,” Spencer said. ”It’s a hard job.”
