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Monday, May 21
KRISTEN'S INTERVIEW WITH MSN UK
Kristen discusses her version of SWATH, perfecting her English accent and the possibility of playing an evil character.
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Friday, May 18
Saturday, December 3
ROB INTERVIEW WITH MSN MOVIES ITALY - BERLIN PRESS JUNKET
Rob talks about filming the sex scene, breaking beds, 'thong' mentions. He also talked about the last scene with Kristen in the Caribbean "just making out the whole night" and spending forever with the 'right woman' :D ..must watch!lol
Post : Melin
Friday, November 18
ROB INTERVIEW WITH MSN.MOVIES - LONDON PRESS JUNKET
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part One is here and MSN Movies was lucky enough to catch up with heartthrob Robert Pattinson while he was in London.
Mr Pattinson was infinitely better-looking in the flesh (yes, that's possible) and really lovely. Absolutely no airs and graces at all and he was happy to answer fan questions. He even gave us a bit of an insight into the secret of being Edward Cullen. It's all in the eyes, literally.
Random interview observation: Before the cameras started rolling we chatted to Rob about tea. He confessed he always 'drinks too much coffee', but has started really enjoying a good, old cuppa. We loved the fact that he was casually dressed in jeans and a shirt witha grey hoodie beside him.
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Mr Pattinson was infinitely better-looking in the flesh (yes, that's possible) and really lovely. Absolutely no airs and graces at all and he was happy to answer fan questions. He even gave us a bit of an insight into the secret of being Edward Cullen. It's all in the eyes, literally.
Random interview observation: Before the cameras started rolling we chatted to Rob about tea. He confessed he always 'drinks too much coffee', but has started really enjoying a good, old cuppa. We loved the fact that he was casually dressed in jeans and a shirt witha grey hoodie beside him.
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Post : Melin
Thursday, November 17
KRISTEN INTERVIEW WITH THE HITLIST - MSN MOVIE BLOG
MSN sat down with Kristen during the press junket in Los Angeles
We can’t talk too much about this, but there’s a great cliffhanger at the end of this — when you read the script were you frantically going ‘Where’s the next page?’ You know what happens next, but could you believe that that was where they were choosing to end it?
Stewart: That’s where I wanted to end it. It’s such a natural break, so I was really happy that there were no more words at the end of the script. I was like ‘Yes, perfect. That’s exactly right.’ I think it ends in the best way.
In the second and third films, there’s a lot of this over-arching plot and conspiracy. This film really gets back to the relationship between Edward and Bella in this great interesting way. Was that gratifying as well to sort of return to the heart of the story?
Stewart: Yeah, that’s what I keep saying Bill (Condon, director) did, is he really had his finger on the pulse of it. The thing is in ‘Eclipse,’ we’re all supposed to be sort of disconnected. In this it’s the first time you don’t think that (Edward and Bella) are possibly going to break up. That’s not the conflict in the movie. There are other conflicts now. I don’t know, there’s like this weird sense of clarity. Bill’s also not afraid of being really sincere, and sometimes sentimental when that’s what it is in the books. What affects you in real life is really sentimental sometimes. I mean it’s easy with this to go, ‘Well, we can’t make it corny,’ and its not. That was the part that hits, and I think that’s why it has the heart, because Bill wasn’t afraid of it.
In a lot of ways, this is a movie that could only be made by someone who made ‘Dreamgirls,’ ‘Gods and Monsters’ and ‘Candyman 2.’ Do you find its interesting balancing the sex, the romance, the horror, and the slight edge of terror in all of this, or do you just play what’s on the page and that delicate balance comes out of the script?
Stewart: No, I think it was that (Condon) wasn’t afraid of anything. Parts are genuinely frightening as well, and I look dead. I wasn’t expecting him to push it that far. It’s funny that he has both, its funny that he has a beating heart in one hand and he’s definitely able to be really raw and kind of grotesque sometimes. When the beautiful bits poke out of that, they shine even brighter. I’m glad we weren’t afraid to make it gritty.
Edgar Allen Poe has this line about how the most poetic thing in the world is the death of a beautiful young woman. When you’re looking at footage of you mock-dead, do you get a little freaked out or do you think, ‘I look really good. I feel sad about me, too?’
Stewart: I’m looking at her going, ‘A nice out of body experience babe, hell, yeah.’ No I think it is weird to see dead me. I also don’t like having another me existing. I walked into the room and was like, ‘Hey watch it. You’re a little too similar to me.’ I don’t like the feeling.
The fully body replica kind of got to you a little bit?
Stewart: Yeah, its like ‘Hey, quit copying me,’ you know what I mean?
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We can’t talk too much about this, but there’s a great cliffhanger at the end of this — when you read the script were you frantically going ‘Where’s the next page?’ You know what happens next, but could you believe that that was where they were choosing to end it?
Stewart: That’s where I wanted to end it. It’s such a natural break, so I was really happy that there were no more words at the end of the script. I was like ‘Yes, perfect. That’s exactly right.’ I think it ends in the best way.
In the second and third films, there’s a lot of this over-arching plot and conspiracy. This film really gets back to the relationship between Edward and Bella in this great interesting way. Was that gratifying as well to sort of return to the heart of the story?
Stewart: Yeah, that’s what I keep saying Bill (Condon, director) did, is he really had his finger on the pulse of it. The thing is in ‘Eclipse,’ we’re all supposed to be sort of disconnected. In this it’s the first time you don’t think that (Edward and Bella) are possibly going to break up. That’s not the conflict in the movie. There are other conflicts now. I don’t know, there’s like this weird sense of clarity. Bill’s also not afraid of being really sincere, and sometimes sentimental when that’s what it is in the books. What affects you in real life is really sentimental sometimes. I mean it’s easy with this to go, ‘Well, we can’t make it corny,’ and its not. That was the part that hits, and I think that’s why it has the heart, because Bill wasn’t afraid of it.
In a lot of ways, this is a movie that could only be made by someone who made ‘Dreamgirls,’ ‘Gods and Monsters’ and ‘Candyman 2.’ Do you find its interesting balancing the sex, the romance, the horror, and the slight edge of terror in all of this, or do you just play what’s on the page and that delicate balance comes out of the script?
Stewart: No, I think it was that (Condon) wasn’t afraid of anything. Parts are genuinely frightening as well, and I look dead. I wasn’t expecting him to push it that far. It’s funny that he has both, its funny that he has a beating heart in one hand and he’s definitely able to be really raw and kind of grotesque sometimes. When the beautiful bits poke out of that, they shine even brighter. I’m glad we weren’t afraid to make it gritty.
Edgar Allen Poe has this line about how the most poetic thing in the world is the death of a beautiful young woman. When you’re looking at footage of you mock-dead, do you get a little freaked out or do you think, ‘I look really good. I feel sad about me, too?’
Stewart: I’m looking at her going, ‘A nice out of body experience babe, hell, yeah.’ No I think it is weird to see dead me. I also don’t like having another me existing. I walked into the room and was like, ‘Hey watch it. You’re a little too similar to me.’ I don’t like the feeling.
The fully body replica kind of got to you a little bit?
Stewart: Yeah, its like ‘Hey, quit copying me,’ you know what I mean?
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Post : Melin
Tuesday, June 28
ROBWARD ON MSN'S 'POP CULTURE'S SEXIEST VAMPIRES' LIST
Robert Pattinson
Role: Edward Cullen, "Twilight"
How could someone so chaste be so alluring? Luscious locks, sparkling skin and the gut-wrenchingly romantic lines he gives to Bella go a long way in making Edward this decade's most popular vampire.
Tuesday, May 10
Friday, February 4
KRISTEN IN MSN'S 10 BEST DRESSED UNDER 25
MSN Lifestyle 10 Best Dressed Under 25
Kristen Stewart
The Twilight star has carved out a style personality that finds itself somewhere between Bella Swan's Pacific Northwest hoodies and jeans, and the rebellious aesthetic of Joan Jett, her character in The Runaways. Of course all this is glammed up by the necessities of Hollywood. Stewart may be a reluctant denizen of the spotlight, but she's not afraid to show off her long legs in skin-baring minis. Herve Leger, Valentino, messy hair, short skirts and toned-down sparkle are her go-tos.
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