People Magazine, 27 September, 2010
*giggling*
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Tuesday, September 28
MACKENZIE FOY TO PLAY RENESMEE IN BREAKING DAWN?
Ini hari yang besar untuk TwiHards. Pertama Maggie Grace signs on to play Irina. Sekarang anak umur 9 tahun Mackenzie Foy sebentar lagi akan teken kontrak untuk berperan sebagai Renesmee, anak dari Edward sang vampir dengan Bella si manusia yang menjadi tokoh sentral di seri terakhir Twilight Saga : Breaking Dawn.
Belum tau pasti bagaimana aktris cilik ini akan memerankan karakter mencapai umur dewasa di 17 tahun hanya dalam waktu 7 tahun. Sumber berkata bahwa sutradara Bill Condon akan memakai efek digital yang sama seperti yang dilakukan sutradara David Fincher di film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, dimana wajah Foy akan ditransfer secara digital ke wajah anak yang lebih muda. Atau bisa jadi studio akan menyewa anak kecil dengan kapasitas yang sama juga.
check out her website.
Wakil dari Summit memberitahu Moviehole bahwa Mackenzie akan bermain di BD.
Kita tunggu GossipCop!
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Gimana nurut kalian??Gw bilang cocok jadi anak Bellaward!Dibanding ma anak kecil audisi pertama tuh, nurut gw dr ekpresi muka lebih cocok jadi anak Rosalie..xixiixiixixi..
SHE'S SO BEAUTIFUL N SO CUTE!!Cant wait to see her interaction with Robsten..errr....Bellaward!lol
Kalo ikal rambut seh kan ada IRON CURL!bwhauhahahahhaha..
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CELEBUZZ : HOW YOUNG HOLLYWOOD SHOULD DO DISNEY, ROB AS PRINCE CHARMING
Siapa yang paling pantas memerankan Prince Charming kalau bukan bintang pria yang paling dicintai, Robert Pattinson? KStew mungkin bisa di lobby sebagai Cinderella..
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Nah uh..Dont think so..Too cheesy for them, except as dubber maybe they will think about that..
Klo buat penampilan seh Rob cocok banget jadi Prince Charming :D
BUT IF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST..I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THEM IN THAT MOVIE!*giggle*
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ROBSTEN : LIKE BF, LIKE GF LOL
STILL CUTE!
Credit to whom made this collages birdflip..I am just a messenger
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'WELCOME TO THE RILEYS' SOUNDTRACK COVER + TRACK LIST
ThePlaylist Hampir semuanya dikerjakan oleh Marc Streitenfeld, akan beredar lewat digital Tanggal 26 Oktober dan CDnya Tanggal 26 November via Lakeshore Records.
"Welcome to the Rileys" tracklist
01. Welcome To The Rileys – Marc Streitenfeld
02. Rebirth – Marc Streitenfeld
03. I Am Here – Marc Streitenfeld
04. Walking In New Orleans – Marc Streitenfeld
05. Alive – Marc Streitenfeld
06. Trouble Sleeping – Marc Streitenfeld
07. Private Parts – Marc Streitenfeld
08. Headstone – Marc Streitenfeld
09. Time – Marc Streitenfeld
10. On The Road – Marc Streitenfeld
11. Nobody's Little Girl – Marc Streitenfeld
12. End Title - Walking Reprise – Marc Streitenfeld
13. Going Up The Country - Kitty Daisy And Lewis
14. Go Down, Sunshine - Odetta
15. Teenager’s Prayer - Joe Simon
16. Le Disko - Shiny Toy Guns
17. U.R.A. Fever - The Kills
18. Jigglin - Ying Yang Twins
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KELLAN LUTZ TALKS BOUT THE 'BIRTH SCENE' IN BD
Susah rasanya membayangkan birth scene..
Lutz bergurau "Aku pikir mereka harus menunjukkannya dengan Emmet sebagai background sedang tertawa."
Bergurau dihentikan, Lutz berkata "Aku suka cara mereka menunjukkannya." Katanya. "Aku benar-benar berfikir itu akan menjadi hal yang berat untuk ditunjukkan."
UPDATE!Maggie Grace akan berperan sebagai Irina Denali in BD!Read at GossipCop
Nih dia orangnya...
Really cant wait!Hampir semua Cullen sudah fitting baju dll...
Okey!Irina udah, She is so pretty!Lebih cocok dia yang jadi Rosalie..xixiixixi..Btw dia main di Taken jadi anaknya Liam Neeson..♥ that movie!
Sapa yang bakal jadi Tanya??Gw dah ngerasa gedeg ma die!Thx to FF!LOL
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ROB IS GLAMOURUK 'BEST DRESSED BRIT 2010'
THE WINNER : ROBERT PATTINSON
GlamourUk His Style : Jeans dan kaos untuk sehari-hari, setelan jas yang membuat ngiler dengan dasi saat red carpet. Robert Pattinson jelas sekali menarik perhatian saat momen itu, dan sekarang dia bisa menambahkan Britain’s Most Stylish Man dalam daftar panjang untuk penghargaannya.
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CONGRATZ TO ROB!
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CONGRATZ TO ROB!
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VID ED WESTWICK GET CONFUSED WITH ROB
Video by itn
At 1:30 "I get people coming up to me so many times and think I'm Robert
Pattinson and it's so bizarre and hilarious but it's good company to be
in," - Ed Westwick
Cap from vid
HAH!Ed ma Rob beda jauh lah!Bute tu orang..Ed kan pendek gitu dibanding Rob, blom lagi jauh lebih cakep Rob dari Ed..xixixixixi..Sorry Ed!But I still ♥ u!LOL
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KRISTEN'S QUOTES BOUT HER PAST MOVIE ROLES
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in Zathura:
"[This] was my first comedy, so I had a lot of anticipation and apprehension as to how I was going to react to situations that are over the top and hokey and hysterical. I was too embarrassed to explore the scenes and be free with them. [Director Jon Favreau] helped me to push past my inhibitions because he was very in tune to how his actors were feeling."
"Comedy is kind of a serious business, you know. It's all about timing. But it's not that big of a deal. [I have to] go with it."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in Twilight:
“I feel like it was a big responsibility and I was really intimidated for a while, but now that it’s done…I feel good. I’m really proud. I’ve never worked so hard on another movie.”
“Bella is a very honest…straight-up, good-natured girl who found herself in an insane position…[She’s seemingly logical, and then all of the sudden she’s thinking of herself as a psychotic person and [she’s] just swept away by something more powerful than her. Every girl wants to lose herself…I could relate to her.”
“[Robert Pattinson] throws me over his back [in one scene], right before he’s going to tell me that he’s a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And [we were] in real treetops…not just CGI…We actually [got] to go up there, and that’s what I’m stoked on.”
“Bella starts off as a pretty logical, sort of objective girl and gets swept away by something she never thought imaginable.”
Kristen Stewart on horror movies and ghosts:
"[Asian films are] not as heavy-handed as American films. They tend to take their time a little bit and let you think for yourself before they hammer you in the face and smash people's brains in and drag them off into the woods...I think they're smarter. I mean, not to generalize about stuff like that but...I like their slow deliberateness."
"I like when all of a sudden you're watching a movie and it slows down and you're like, 'Oh...something's definitely going to happen' and you know it, but even when it does, it still scares you just as much."
"Ever since I've been a kid, I've been absolutely, totally scared of ghosts. Like whenever I would run around my house terrified when I was five years old, it was always because of ghosts. But I definitely haven't been inclined to sit down and type 'ghost' into Google."
"Halfway through [shooting the film The Messengers], I had a really trippy experience in my hotel room. It was an old hotel. One night, it was insane, I opened my eyes and this image of this woman just filled my entire view...I let out the most gut-wrenching scream. People called the hotel room to see if I was okay."
[On shooting The Messengers]: "I thought doing this would be a nice break. I could just go and do this little horror movie...but it was one of the hardest jobs I've ever taken on! It was just physically strenuous having the same expression in so many frames. [There's] scary face one, scary face two...For two weeks straight I was just screaming and acting terrified."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in In the Land of Women:
"It's a really nice, bold, coming-of-age story. I [could relate to the character]. I definitely felt that when I turned sixteen, I kind of came out of it, too."
"Basically, [In the Land of Women] is about people talking to people. I'm the daughter with the typical problems with her mother and the typical problems of high school and growing up and insecurities. Through talking to this guy, she kind of realizes a lot about herself, what type of direction she'd like her life to go in."
"[In the Land of Women shows a] really typical relationship where you don't quite know why but you're not getting along with your mom. You just don't want to share certain things with her, and there's a resentment. You don't necessarily believe that (your mom) is there for you--it's sort of fake. I've never had any weird problems with (my parents), but I totally see Lucy in a lot of my friends."
"With Carter, [Lucy] gets her first sense of puppy love even though he's way too old for her. At first she has romantic expectations, but it's more that she's lost and here's this guy who is there for her and he listens to her. Carter teaches Lucy a valuable lesson...you can't allow your fears and resentments to inhibit your life."
Kristen Stewart on auditioning for and shooting her movie role in Into the Wild:
"I went in and played 'Blackbird' for [Sean Penn]. That's a hard song to sing to...I'm not a singer. I can play it but [Sean] was really funny about it. He asked me if I didn't want him to look at me. 'Do you want me to turn around?' 'No, you have to see it.' But I'd never done anything like that."
"[David Baerwald and Sean] wanted a simple love song or something that a young girl would write. They said I should just go see where it takes me."
"[Emile Hirsch is one of the most confident actors I’ve ever worked with. [He said] ‘Don’t worry. Don’t think about it until he calls ‘action.’”
“I completely idolize [Sean] as a filmmaker. As a person, he’s just great and has the most massive amount of integrity. He’s great, self assured, and sure of his convictions and clear thinking.”
“[Sean] always says that he doesn’t pull performances out of actors but he puts you somewhere where you are comfortable enough with yourself to be able to give that much…He’s the most gentle guy. It’s easy to give him what he wants. You have a driving force. He cares so much.”
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in The Cake Eaters:
“[My character is] fighting for that last bit of independence from her mother and she wants to do one thing on her own before she dies…so she picks a guy. It’s a really nice, optimistic, triumphant [life] story and I love it. Mary Stuart really did a phenomenal job. I love her, too. She’s amazing.”
"[This] was my first comedy, so I had a lot of anticipation and apprehension as to how I was going to react to situations that are over the top and hokey and hysterical. I was too embarrassed to explore the scenes and be free with them. [Director Jon Favreau] helped me to push past my inhibitions because he was very in tune to how his actors were feeling."
"Comedy is kind of a serious business, you know. It's all about timing. But it's not that big of a deal. [I have to] go with it."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in Twilight:
“I feel like it was a big responsibility and I was really intimidated for a while, but now that it’s done…I feel good. I’m really proud. I’ve never worked so hard on another movie.”
“Bella is a very honest…straight-up, good-natured girl who found herself in an insane position…[She’s seemingly logical, and then all of the sudden she’s thinking of herself as a psychotic person and [she’s] just swept away by something more powerful than her. Every girl wants to lose herself…I could relate to her.”
“[Robert Pattinson] throws me over his back [in one scene], right before he’s going to tell me that he’s a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And [we were] in real treetops…not just CGI…We actually [got] to go up there, and that’s what I’m stoked on.”
“Bella starts off as a pretty logical, sort of objective girl and gets swept away by something she never thought imaginable.”
Kristen Stewart on horror movies and ghosts:
"[Asian films are] not as heavy-handed as American films. They tend to take their time a little bit and let you think for yourself before they hammer you in the face and smash people's brains in and drag them off into the woods...I think they're smarter. I mean, not to generalize about stuff like that but...I like their slow deliberateness."
"I like when all of a sudden you're watching a movie and it slows down and you're like, 'Oh...something's definitely going to happen' and you know it, but even when it does, it still scares you just as much."
"Ever since I've been a kid, I've been absolutely, totally scared of ghosts. Like whenever I would run around my house terrified when I was five years old, it was always because of ghosts. But I definitely haven't been inclined to sit down and type 'ghost' into Google."
"Halfway through [shooting the film The Messengers], I had a really trippy experience in my hotel room. It was an old hotel. One night, it was insane, I opened my eyes and this image of this woman just filled my entire view...I let out the most gut-wrenching scream. People called the hotel room to see if I was okay."
[On shooting The Messengers]: "I thought doing this would be a nice break. I could just go and do this little horror movie...but it was one of the hardest jobs I've ever taken on! It was just physically strenuous having the same expression in so many frames. [There's] scary face one, scary face two...For two weeks straight I was just screaming and acting terrified."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in In the Land of Women:
"It's a really nice, bold, coming-of-age story. I [could relate to the character]. I definitely felt that when I turned sixteen, I kind of came out of it, too."
"Basically, [In the Land of Women] is about people talking to people. I'm the daughter with the typical problems with her mother and the typical problems of high school and growing up and insecurities. Through talking to this guy, she kind of realizes a lot about herself, what type of direction she'd like her life to go in."
"[In the Land of Women shows a] really typical relationship where you don't quite know why but you're not getting along with your mom. You just don't want to share certain things with her, and there's a resentment. You don't necessarily believe that (your mom) is there for you--it's sort of fake. I've never had any weird problems with (my parents), but I totally see Lucy in a lot of my friends."
"With Carter, [Lucy] gets her first sense of puppy love even though he's way too old for her. At first she has romantic expectations, but it's more that she's lost and here's this guy who is there for her and he listens to her. Carter teaches Lucy a valuable lesson...you can't allow your fears and resentments to inhibit your life."
Kristen Stewart on auditioning for and shooting her movie role in Into the Wild:
"I went in and played 'Blackbird' for [Sean Penn]. That's a hard song to sing to...I'm not a singer. I can play it but [Sean] was really funny about it. He asked me if I didn't want him to look at me. 'Do you want me to turn around?' 'No, you have to see it.' But I'd never done anything like that."
"[David Baerwald and Sean] wanted a simple love song or something that a young girl would write. They said I should just go see where it takes me."
"[Emile Hirsch is one of the most confident actors I’ve ever worked with. [He said] ‘Don’t worry. Don’t think about it until he calls ‘action.’”
“I completely idolize [Sean] as a filmmaker. As a person, he’s just great and has the most massive amount of integrity. He’s great, self assured, and sure of his convictions and clear thinking.”
“[Sean] always says that he doesn’t pull performances out of actors but he puts you somewhere where you are comfortable enough with yourself to be able to give that much…He’s the most gentle guy. It’s easy to give him what he wants. You have a driving force. He cares so much.”
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in The Cake Eaters:
“[My character is] fighting for that last bit of independence from her mother and she wants to do one thing on her own before she dies…so she picks a guy. It’s a really nice, optimistic, triumphant [life] story and I love it. Mary Stuart really did a phenomenal job. I love her, too. She’s amazing.”
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Monday, September 27
NEW/OLD FANPIC ROB - 2009
Foto ini diambil Tanggal 8 Agustus 2009 - Hotel Cafe. Marcus Foster yang memfotonya..
Btw di belakang Rob tuh si Andrew Garfield. The New SpiderMan..lol..Belom top dia dulu..xixixixi..
Rob dan Kristen juga datang nonton Marcus's Show sebelum Tanggal 7 Agustus 2009, juga di Hotel Cafe. Seorang fan mengambil foto mereka saat mereka akan meninggalkan tempat itu dan mereka masuk dalam berita Socialitelife .
Selama hari-hari itu mereka tidak terpisahkan di LA sembari mereka bersiap-siap untuk menjadi tamu di TCA 2009.
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COLLAGE ROB AND KRISTEN - THEIR MOVIE ROLES
Ini masih belum lengkap. WFE belum ade..Nurut Stephanie (si pembuat) dia bakal memperbaiki lagi..Ada sedikit kesalahan, seperti pic Summer House dan What Just happened itu bukan foto mereka di film itu..
SCREENCAPS BELLAWARD - NEW MOON
1 OF MY FAVE SCENE..Tee hee..
AWWWWW!!!DED!!
SO PASSIONATE!YUM!
FINGERPORN!!
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Ntar malem gw kayaknya nonton New Moon aaaahhhh...
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