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Fans are really looking forward to the wedding, the honeymoon, the birth and Bella's transformation scenes. What was your favorite to film and why?

Bill Condon: They're all really fun but I have to say the birth. There was something that happened on those nights, but specifically the first night – there was something electric about it, so intense. Kristen [Stewart] was so powerful. Obviously, it's a very feverish scene with everybody kind of getting into that mode. It happens on a movie set sometimes. Everyone gets very hushed, and after and between the takes everyone's walking around, whispering and not talking - it was one of those. Kristen didn't get up. She was on that gurney and spent hours and hours there. That scene is the one I will remember more than anything.

On directing, Nikki Reed mentioned wanting to work with Kristen: "I think she's a great actress. She wants to direct one day, and we've talked about producing movies together, or acting in another film again. I'm sure it will happen in the future. Kristen is very creative, and I can be creative too, sometimes..."

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Stewart enjoyed the challenge of playing a different side of Bella, explaining she turns into a "feral animal" to keep her baby rather than save her own life and go through a termination.

"She’s fighting for what she believes in, saying, 'I would die for it.' You see Bella get very close to death and it's like 'Wow, she wasn't lying'. which was cool to see," says Stewart. "I hope it doesn't scare people, but then, on the other hand, I hope it does."

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[Robert] clearly finds it easier to deal with the press than Stewart does, who claims to be over the worst of some pretty cringeworthy media moments.

"It's easier now; I was such a freak with the press stuff in the beginning," admits the actress, who's easily the most intense and analytical of the trio. "Everyone though I was a weirdo. You are thrust into precarious situations where it's now your job to very concisely communicate to the world." She fidgets in her seat. "And how the fuck do you talk to such a generalised idea of people? You realise you're going to say stupid things and people will think you're stupid."

The Twilight Saga may be on its final chapter, but with the second part of Breaking Dawn still to come next year, the cast won't be leaving their alter egos behind just yet. Or even years to come, according to Stewart.

"It'll be strange when it's over - I don't know yet because I'm still so on it," she says. "It's sad, but then it's not sad. You have to appreciate those moments, realise they're going by. The fans aren't going to forget they liked it and in 10 years time they'll still remember why they loved it. I'll probably still be answering questions and talking about Twilight for the rest of my career."

First of all, how would you describe the craziness that is Twilight?
- If teenagers are fascinated by vampires, it's because they're creatures that evolve between two worlds, the dead and the living. I'm not saying that teenagers are undead, but when you're young, you often feel like you're torn between two worlds where you can't find your place. On one side, the world of children and on the other side the world of adults. In Twilight, Bella is looking for something impossible, a sublimated (?) love.

How do you deal with being in the spotlight all the time?
- Being a celebrity is not really something that bothers me, It's the way it's talked about and how actors are perceived by others. People are convinced that just because we're known, our aspirations are different from theirs. But if they only knew... Our only ambition is to have friends, a good life and interesting projects. Just like everybody. People need to stop believing than when I get home, all the doorknobs in my house are made of gold and that I pay someone to make sure my bath's temperature is just the right one for me.

How do you see your life after Twilight?
- I'm getting at a point in my career where I feel the need to emancipate myself artistically. Don't get me wrong, I will never be ungrateful for what Bella & Twilight gave me but it's a natural evolution of my career.

What will you miss the most about Twilight?
- The atmosphere on set, my friends, the complicity we have with the technicians (the crew). We're a big family.

And the least?
- When I was playing Bella, I was forced to wear brown contact lenses. In Stephenie Meyer's books, Bella's eyes are brown, while in real life, mine are green. At all times, an ophtalmologist would come on set and put drops in my eyes so they wouldn't get dry or to avoid an allergic reaction.

You seem to be a very calm person. What makes you angry? If you get angry, that is.
- Hateful, racist or stupid comments. When I hear some people criticing something without good reasons, it makes me boil inside.

Do you have a "panic room" at home? You know, like in the movie with Jodie Foster you shot when you were young.
- No! I don't have a "panic room" nor do I have a guard dog, or towers or bodyguars standing in front of my door to keep me safe. I don't have a gun either because I am a nonviolent person. On the other hand, I'm scared that someone is going to find my address on Twitter and will come to my house to kill me. (she laughs)

What are the latest Gossips you heard that made you laugh?
- I don't read tabloids but someone talked to me about a rumor they had seen somewhere. The journalist was saying that since I was playing Bella in Twilight, I was going to breed wolves as a pastime.

What is the label the press put on you that that you hate the most?
- I was sometimes told that I was a very distant and cold person. In real life, I'm very shy. I feel uncomfortable during interview because I need to talk about myself. But to talk about to talk about yourself, you have to know who you are and when it comes to that, I think there are still a lot of things that I need to discover about myself.

So, something that would give any director pause would be the fact you're the fourth director these actors have worked with. In TV, where directors come and go, you always hear the actor saying, 'Eh, the director just tells me where to stand. I know the character.' How open were the actors to actually taking more direction than you'd expect?
- Well, I don't know about more, but certainly exploring with me and they were incredibly open. Y'know, I keep calling this 'Twilight grows up,' but in a way it is. All of the characters take tremendous steps in this story and that's part of what turned me on to the material, to collaborate with Kristen Stewart as she goes from being the Bella we know in the first three movies to being a bride, being someone who finally has sex, gets pregnant, gets sick, gives birth, dies, become a vampire, becomes a warrior? Just think of that journey. I guess for none of them it was just playing the same old thing. Jacob becomes a man in this movie. He moves away from being the third leg in a triangle and breaks free of that and his background and his family and his pack and becomes his own person. So, that was a journey all the actors were eager and open to collaborate on.

Was there any actor who surprised you?
- I think people will be surprised by everybody. In general, Kristen has such a huge journey to take and to watch her become this fierce, protective, powerful mother figure? I think that will surprise people. Taylor surprised me with his commitment and the dark places he goes to in this movie. And Rob, I think there is some sense that he has relaxed into this part and finally willing to show more of himself. His own charm, wit and grace are in evidence in this movie. It surprised me in how relaxed he seemed in something he's fought a little against before.

"It is just nice to think that your version of love, and I am sure that everyone feels this way, is better than everyone else's. It is the strongest that ever was and it is all between us. It is like a secret. It is fun to have a secret.It makes you feel special."

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Kristen in Glamour

Kristen Stewart graces the December cover of Glamour magazine and, in our exclusive interview, she talks about the much-anticipated Breaking Dawn sex scene. "It was so weird, it didn't even feel like we were doing a Twilight film. I was like, 'Bella! What are you doing? Wow! What is happening here?!' It was very surreal. We [originally] got rated R. They recut it."

The actress also reveals there was extra security while the Breaking Dawn wedding scene was filmed: "I had to be shrouded in secrecy the entire two days of filming... it was crazy... I was on full lockdown, as if I was wearing millions of dollars' worth of diamonds."

Kristen admits she tried to get in shape ahead of Breaking Dawn, in which she has to wear a bikini. "Usually we all make fun of Taylor [Lautner] for working out so often, and then suddenly me and Rob were like 'Shit'" and were running around the block while Taylor laughed at us."

Kristen Stewart seems to have picked up a few British habits while filming Snow White And The Huntsman here. "I love beans on toast," she says.

The actress also touches on her alleged relationship with co-star Robert Pattinson. "It's funny when this question comes up, because I sort of feel like, I don't really care! People can say whatever they want... [The interest] is totally understandable, but when it's personal to you, it's like your life becomes a product and I'm repelled by that. I don't like to give away gems that people are gonna be like, 'Oh my God!' So I'll always just shrug it off - in fact, I always find it kind of funny, and not just with Rob."

...And it isn't just Twilight that Kristen Stewart talked about. The actress is currently filming Snow White And The Huntsman in London, and reveals she's doing horse-riding lessons in preparation. "I'm fairly terrified... I fell off the other day."

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Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner to introduce "Breaking Dawn" clip live on MTV!
"Twilight" stars will stick around for lengthy Q&A after clip, which premieres November 3 at 7:56 p.m.

Calling all "Twilight" fans! MTV has got a triple-layer treat for you in the form of exclusive interviews with your favorite three stars during our "MTV First: Breaking Dawn - Part 1."

On Thursday, November 3, at 7:56 p.m. ET on MTV, we will premiere a never-before-seen clip from the hugely anticipated new film live on-air, to be introduced by megastars Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.

Immediately following the introduction and premiere of the clip, Stewart, Pattinson and Lautner will be sticking around for a lengthy Q&A session with MTV News' Josh Horowitz - a chat that begins on air and continues on MTV.com. Who knows what will happen when the three stars actually get together in one room, because separately they've had some very intriguing things to say about one another. In recent conversations, RPattz has compared his sex scenes to "playing Twister," while KStew has revealed that Taylor began one of their fight scenes by confessing to his co-star, "You're so cute."

Fans can get in on the anything-might-happen conversation immediately by submitting video or text questions beginning Thursday via MTV.com or via Twitter (using @MTVNews, plus the hashtags #AskTwilight and #MTVFirst).

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So mark your calendars and set your alarms to tune in to our "MTV First: Breaking Dawn - Part 1," which kicks off Thursday November 3 on MTV at 7:56 p.m.

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Bill: So what did you all think? Any thoughts?
Brazilian Blogger: I can't find the words to explain seeing them where I am from, in my favorite movie. Seeing Kristen out in Rio - to see Kristen there was like...

Bill: Yeah, it was great to go down there -
Q: I'm trying to recover.

Bill: It was so fun. That’s how we started the movie, too. We spent our first couple weeks there, you know. And it was so great to actually feel, you know - it was actually our biggest experience of fans, kind of being on the set or tracking Rob and Kristen. It actually calmed down after that, but you really felt the excitement when you were there, you know?

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Q: How much of the fandom did you know about before you jumped into this?
Bill: We'd gotten big lectures from all the people at Summit about what it was going to be like. And I actually have to say, in Baton Rouge we were in the studio the whole time, so it was actually really under control, you know. It was actually only being on the streets in Brazil that we saw it.

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Q: Which part of Breaking Dawn do you think is going to be the most exciting for the fans? Part 1 or Part 2?
Bill: You know what's interesting about them? All the three - one of the reasons getting involved I was excited is that all three movies are so different. One thing, they each have the director's style of whoever did it, and these two movies are incredibly different one from the other. They're like - this is a very - I always think of this movie as being kind of the bookend to the first Twilight. It's very much Bella's, you know, kind of private journey from where she starts to being - to becoming a vampire, getting what she wants, you know. But there isn't that kind of external threat in this movie, you know? The Volturi are always out there but they're not really breathing down their necks. It's really Bella making her way to what she wants to be and staying alive. The second movie is epic. The second movie is - you know the whole world kind of converging in this one place to deal with these big major issues about what it means to be a vampire.

Q: You had some parts where - about the sex scenes. Did you have some concerns? Because it's going to be PG-13.
Bill: Yes.

Q: Did you have some concerns to do the sex things?
Bill: Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Well I think - yeah I think obviously we weren't doing anything explicit but I think it's also important to really - they're married now - to really express this great connection that they have and to put it into physical terms, you know. So...

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Breaking Dawn cast to appear on "Ellen" on November 18

Set your DVRs, Twihards.

Gossip Cop has learned that the entire cast of Breaking Dawn will be taping "Ellen" next month. We're told Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner, along with the film's other stars, will all tape the show on Monday, November 14, but the episode won't air until Friday, November 18 when Breaking Dawn hits theaters.

Bye bye Twilight
Sad news for all Twi-Hards. With Breaking Dawn coming closer, the Twilight Saga is really approaching the final end. One relief: Fancy got the chance to fly to LA for an parting interview with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. "When we were filming the final scenes, we all started crying."

"The curse pot was filled because of me"

Everybody is looking forward to the wedding! Are you admissible to tell something about that?
- Actually not, except that it was an silly scene to shoot. It looked like I was working for Secret Service, everything needed to stay so secretly. Before that scene, everybody had to hand over their cameraphones. There even was a helicopter from a news channel above the set that wanted to spot my wedding dress. Happily we were able to hide it under a Volturi-cape that was hanging on my shoulders all the time.

In the movie you're pregnant. How weird was it to play that?
- Very weird, especially because my baby is half human and half vampire. Do you know what's funny? One of my best friends had to give birth at the moment I was playing this scene. Talking about timing! She could tell me exactly what happened and how it felt. I tried to incorporate all her experiences in my role. That I couldn't carry the kid who played my baby was kind of a come-down. So heavy was the little one.

And did you blunder on the Breaking Dawn set?
- Of course! We all did. Nothing is more funny than that! But sometimes it was less funny. If a scene failed because of a fault of mine, I could become extremely angry about that. Then I cursed a lot. On the set was a curse pot, with every sh*t and f*ck you had to pay a dollar. The curse pot was filled with my money.

On staying in touch with the cast: "We'll do dinners and game nights. This whole experience was really special to a lot of us, and we certainly don't want to lose that family aspect just because we're not filming."

On filming Bella and Edward's wedding scenes: "Watching your friends get married, onscreen or off, is a very interesting, delicate thing."

Everytime I interview Kristen I'm surprised at how beautiful she is. Perfect skin, not a drop of make up. She's wearing jeans, a grey shirt, sneakers, definitely the same Kristen, but much more comfortable than three years ago when I first interviewed her for Twilight, where she was very nervous, fidgeting on her seat.

You character goes through a lot in this movie. She gets married, she has sex, she has a baby, she becomes a vampire...
- I know, that why they had to split the movie in two (laughs).

What was the most difficult part of filming this movie?
- It's a moment that I've been waiting for so long. Every single thing that happened in the previous movies was amplified this time, because of all the pressure and the people waiting fo the movie, and especially because these are very iconic moments in the saga, and we need to make justice to them, which is a little terrifying, but you need to feel that way, you need to be afraid because fear gives you the strength to carry on important tasks.

What can fans expect this time?
- Personally, I love the beginning because it's the first time you meet Edward and Bella, and they're having fun, everything is so light and happy at first, but now she has to deal with different issues because she’s married, they now have problems with each other, and one of them is she's having this baby, and he wants to kill the baby/fetus (laughs). And for the first time, the perspective changes to Jacob's, and nobody else's.

How did you prepare for the movie?
- I did the same thing I always do, basically. In the books Stephenie gives a very visceral description of events, and she was on the set all the time, which was great, because only she knows these characters so well. I just took the best of the book and tried to play it.

What was your favorite part?
- The wedding, because everybody was waiting to film it, and part of it felt very real, so it was very emotional.

What can you share about the sex scene?
- Oh, God! The sex was a big deal. There's so many things going on: the wedding, the first time and giving birth. The sex scene was filmed almost right at the beginning of filming, so that part was over quickly, thank God.

Right at the beginning of filming?
- Yes, it was one of the first scenes we did, we shot the two movies at the same time, so I can only talk about the first movie, but we had to show how vampires have sex differently, and then we shot the first time they have sex as vampires, and that's a huge deal too. The funny thing is that there's no description in the book, so we could improvise.

As an actor, was it difficult to shoot these scenes with Rob?
- Yes, filming these scenes was weird. In the end I didn't feel like we had filmed a sex scene, because we were both so uncomfortable and insecure, and because it's something very subjective. There's times when there's weird close ups, and everybody has such high expectations for these scenes.

So giving birth was easy in comparison, right?
- Oh, it was just as hard. Those three things: wedding, sex, baby, were very hard.

The saga ends next year, what are you going to miss the most?
- It might sound silly to say everything, but it's the truth. The entire experience, working with Taylor and Rob, I won't be filming scenes with them anymore, and that's so weird because we've spent so much time doing this. And at the same time, it's over, there's nothing more to do, and that's okay.

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Modus FX crafts subtle CG for Breaking Dawn - Part 1

Montreal-based studio Modus FX recently delivered invisibly integrated visual effect shots for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1. The latest installment in the wildly popular romantic vampire series based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer opens in theatres on November 18. Incorporating a stylized look as a visual expression of the more-than-human qualities of the characters, the film required seamless CGI and a refined aesthetic.

A team of 12 artists at Modus had six weeks to complete 42 shots for the film, which included creating a pregnant belly for lead actress Kristen Stewart, digitally removing a wrist brace she was wearing in another sequence and a variety of subtle cosmetic refinements.

Yanick Wilisky, visual effects supervisor and co-founder of Modus FX, described the challenges of creating organic CG. "We are all so used to seeing organic objects and surfaces. If something is just slightly off, you know it's fake - even if you can't put your finger on exactly what the problem is."

Making Stewart look pregnant was one of the tasks assigned to Modus. "They wanted the baby to kick and move inside her belly," said Wilisky. "We had to match the camera moves, the lighting, even the film grain, along with the subtleties of her skin."

In fact, according to CG supervisor Martin Pelletier, "The two hardest things to work with in CG are water and skin."

"For this project, we had to be really quick in terms of turn around," he explained. "We made use of very complex lighting from the set, adding 3D layers, and a matchmove of her stomach, to make her look pregnant. We took our time at the start to get the recipe right and that paid off in efficiency once we got going. We were soon able to turn around several shots each day."

Kristen Stewart left "Twilight" stars breathless in "Breaking Dawn" wedding scene, Jackson Rathbone says

Kristen Stewart rendered her "Twilight" co-stars breathless as they watched her walk down the aisle in Bella Swan's dress while filming the highly-anticipated wedding scene in "Breaking Dawn - Part 1," cast member Jackson Rathbone says.

"The wedding scene is just absolutely stunningly beautiful," Rathbone told OnTheRedCarpet. "Whenever Kristen walked down as Bella in the wedding dress, we... couldn't breathe. It was just one of those amazing moments, where as an actor, you just don't have to do anything but just be there."

The actor also referenced another anticipated scene many "Twilight" fans are itching to watch.

"Yes, in the honeymoon scene, we get to finally see what we've all been waiting for - some boot-knockin'," Rathbone said.

Studio says Kristen Stewart's reported injury won't delay "Snow White"

Despite a reported Kristen Stewart injury on the set of "Snow White and the Huntsman", a rep for Universal tells Access Hollywood the movie's production will not be affected.

According to her co-star, Max Manganello, the work day ended early on Wednesday after the actress was hurt.
"It's a wrap for today. Kristen has hurt herself... nothing scary. We shoot on Friday," Max wrote in a Twitter post that has since been taken down.

A rep for Universal had no comment about Kristen's reported injury, but assured Access that production on the fairytale movie has not been affected or delayed.

Kristen Stewart skadad när hon filmade "Snow White and the Huntsman"

Kristen Stewart insisterar ofta att hon är lite klumpig. Olyckligtvis verkar det som om hon har rätt. Hennes senaste fall skedde just på inspelningen av "Snow White and the Huntsman".

Men innan panik bryter ut, här är de bra nyheterna: Stewart, som för närvarande jobbar hårt jämte sin costar från "Thor", Chris Hemsworth, spelar in en actionfylld version av den klassiska sagan av bröderna Grimm, och hon mår uppenbarligen bra.

Men hennes costar Max Manganello orsakade lite av ett ståhej igår när han skrev på sin twitter att Stewart hade blivit skadad - och tydligen tillräckligt för att inspelningen skulle stoppas fram till fredag.

"Vi avslutar för idag," skrev Manganello. "Kristen skadade sig... inget farligt. Vi filmar på fredag."

Exakt vad för skada som det handlar om och varför Manganello senare tog bort sitt tweet är oklart. Men det verkar fortfarande som om det inte är något värre än en mindre skada, vilket betyder att det inte är troligt att Kristen kommer att sakta ner.

När du konfronterat en klan vampyrer, är ett giftigt äpple trots allt bara en barnlek.

Hello Max! Nice to see you on Twitter! Do still talk to Kristen Stewart once in a while?
- Yes. She's the best.

Harry Potter or Twilight Saga?
- Gotta go with Kristen and say Twilight.

InStyle: What was it like filming Bella and Edward's wedding in Breaking Dawn?

Kellan Lutz: Well. it sucked for the girls because it kept raining. I was comfy in a suit, but they were in dresses and looked, well, vampirically pale because it was so cold! But it turned out beautifully. Kristen [Stewart] looked good in that dress and Rob [Pattinson], of course, was studly. The fans are going to melt and swoon.

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MarkusCopeland: Kristen stewart is really pretty in person!

ItsMeganImpey: You met Kristen Stewart?
MarkusCopeland: Not really, we were just filming together (she was an extra and I was the lead, or something like that).
ItsMeganImpey: Oh I see! She's pretty hot init.
MarkusCopeland: Yes mate! She is. I wanted to give her a hug, like. Seemed really down-to-earth. Well... for Snow White, at least!

MarkusCopeland: For everyone who's asking, no I didn't talk to Kristen Stewart, she literally walked past me, she was cool, she's a hardworking actress.
MarkusCopeland: And I can't talk about the scene I shot today, though I will say it should look AWESOME!

MarkusCopeland: She's REALLY pretty in person. but also seemed cool and down-to-earth. But then, you knew that...

Edward och Bella gifter sig och deras ofödda barn tär på Bella och skapar nya konflikter mellan vampyrerna och varulvarna. Framställningen innehåller en genomgående ångestfylld tematik som skildrar hur en kvinna bryts ned av sin graviditet samt obehagliga resonemang kring vad det är hon bär inom sig. Detta i kombination med scener som skildrar blodiga människor och blodiga vampyrattacker, samt en utdragen skildring av en akut och blodig förlossning där magen skärs upp på en skrikande kvinna med ett dramatiskt efterspel, bedöms kunna vara till skada för välbefinnandet hos barn under 15 år.

[...] Lautner is really still a boy. When I spoke recently with his Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart, it was clear, she sees him this way too.

"He's literally like a puppy," she says. "There is a lot of downtime on set. I'd throw food in his mouth. Taylor is like one of those wind-up toys. You put 20 cents in and he runs around, then he crashes. At lunch, he has a Red Bull and he's back up. When I hear him talk about girls it's like, Awww."

For his 18th birthday, she says, Lautner's parents threw him a surprise party: at a go-kart track. Then everyone ate sandwiches. Out of curiosity, what did Kristen do for her 18th? "I don’t like to make a big deal out of birthdays," she says. "But it was more risqué than go-karting."

It is the wedding of the century, and you are invited. And with Volvo, now you can enter for a chance to win two different prizes to celebrate Edward and Bella's special day. Make your way to the wedding and you could win a trip for two to Rio de Janeiro, just like Edward and Bella. Plus, you could take home the actual 325hp Volvo S60 T6 R-Design from "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1".

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flydeebee: Here's a preview of the Breaking Dawn set up at my job. The cake isnt real... they're still adding to it. Bella's wedding veil is being put up on display, along with wedding invites. The new stills are close up of Edward, Bella/Edward gazing at each other. Jasper, Alice, Renee and Phil siting at a table during the wedding.

Kristen Stewart is perfect in 'Twilight' role, says Emily Browning

"It's not a regret. People love that cast so much. Kristen Stewart is just perfect in that role and I think that everyone can see that that was the cast that it was meant to be."

"I feel kind of bad for them sometimes, the way they're hounded by the media. I don't think that I could have been as strong through that as they have been."

Browning was invited to try out for the part after being described as the "favourite choice" by the novel's author Stephenie Meyer on her personal blog.

Ashley Greene has a few ground rules for interviews. One, she never comments on whether her Twilight costars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are in fact an item. "If they don't talk about it, I'm certainly not going to," she says.

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The actress iniatilly tried out for the role of Bella before being called back to audition for Alice, a character she related to immediately upon reading the books. "Everyone asks, 'Weren't you jealous?' No, I think that the casting was so spot-on, especially between Rob and Kristen," Greene says. "Dude, I just got lucky in all fronts, because not only am I in Twilight, but the character's just so damn lovable."

Greene talks about the Twilight cast as if they were a second family. [...] "All of us essentially were unknown. So everyone kind of went through this crazy whirlwind [together],'" Greene says. "It was really nice to be able to confide in people who were going through the exact same thing."

EntNewsUSA: Don't get too excited but... R-Patz, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner are in LA on 11/3 for their hand and footprint ceremony!

We interviewed Robert Pattinson a while back and he said the only other director he could imagine handling the blood of Breaking Dawn was David Cronenberg [The Fly, Naked Lunch].
- And then he went to work for him! [In 2012's Cosmopolis] But I know what he means because it is very, very intense in the last part - it's almost like a horror movie. And he's certainly delivered the most intense images in the last decade or so. I tried to get my Cronenberg on a little bit and I think within the confines of a PG-13 rating, I think we've got something that's pretty powerful.

Everyone has been saying for years how hard it would be to make Breaking Dawn PG-13. How did you pull it off?
- The whole movie is very immersive, kind of like in the book, which is in the point of view of Bella and Jacob [Taylor Lautner]. We tried to do the same thing in the movie - there's a whole chunk where you get inside the head of a wolf. And in terms of the birth, it was, "Let's do it from Bella's point of view. Let's see whatever she can see." Once you decide on an approach like that, it's amazing how powerful you can be without being overly explicit. She gets glimpses of a lot of things - and hears everything - but it's not the cutaway to teeth clawing through flesh. But you certainly know what's happening.

Acting Credits:
Jeff Bridges - Barry Barnacle
Anne Hathaway - Bridget Barnacle
Kristen Stewart - Beth Barnacle
Maggie Gyllenhaal - Bell Barnacle

Production credits:
Director - Nanette Burstein
Source Material - Galt Niederhoffer
Screenplay - Amy Lippman
Producer - Suzanne Todd
Producer - Jennifer Todd
Casting Director - Ellen Chenoweth

Company Information:
Revolution Studios - Studio
Plum Pictures - Production Company
Team Todd - Production Company

Kristen Stewart confused and lovesick in "A Taxonomy of Barnacles"

Kristen Stewart is now attached to star in "A Taxanomy of Barnacles", a new comedy written by Amy Lippman and directed by Nanette Burstein (Going the Distance). Earlier this year, TB first reported that Stewart was offered to join the film. Offers and interest are still out for Jeff Bridges and Anne Hathaway to join the pic. The story follows six sisters who are given a challenge by their self-made father to see who will inherit his fortune. Stewart is set to play Beth Barnacle, a pot-smoking purple-haired lesbian who suffers the defeat of unrequited love.

The project is set up at Sony with Team Todd (Alice in Wonderland) and Plum Pictures (The Kids Are All Right) producing. The pic is based on the novel "A Taxonomy of Barnacles" written by Galt Nierderhoffer. It was previously set up at Revolution Studios.

Stewart, who is repped by Gersh, can be seen later this year in part one of the final chapter in the "Twilight" series "Breaking Dawn". She is currently in production on "Snow White and the Huntsman", a Universal Pictures revisionist project. She recently wrapped the silver screen adaptation of "On the Road" for director Walter Salles.

This is a great day for Twilight fans! When you think about it, what other property has delivered for their fans the way that Summit Entertainment has. In the 40 years that I've been doing this sort of business, I've never seen a company provide this kind of an opportunity for fans to get this up close and personal with the stars.

We want to top what we did last year. It was so electric in the room when we had Rob, Kristen, and Taylor on stage. We hope to really create some special memories this year. Plus, since the convention takes place just before the movie releases, it gives fans such a unique opportunity to see their favorite celebrities and then go see the film.

This convention has become a social gathering for the fans where you sit in a room with thousands of other people who share your passion for this franchise. What makes this so special is that you can get the face-to-face interaction with other fans that you can't get from on-line communities and social media.

A dysfunctional family comes together again when photographs taken of them become the centerpiece of a museum exhibition.

Title: Man Under
Country: United States
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family

Acting Credits:
Colin Firth - Sherman Lowe
Kristen Stewart - Joy Lowe
Julianne Moore - Miriam Lowe
Chloe Grace Moretz - Coco Houseman

Company Information:
Miramax Films - Studio Scott Rudin Productions - Production Company

Locations: New York, New York, USA

Production Credits:
Screenplay - Ann Cherkis
Producer - Scott Rudin
Producer - Aimee Peyronnet
Producer - Alexandra Milchan

On set of SWATH today.

After testing my luck for the last few months plus endless waiting in the cold, my dream finally came true.

First of all, one of the reasons that I'm dying to meet her is that I really have to tell her how amazing she is, not only as an actress but a person as a whole. I feel like she has to know this in person. To keep doing what she does. Her passion for acting and stays true to herself no matter what.

You have no idea how she helped me emotionally through my toughest times all these years. Let's just say she made me a better person and being more comfortable in my own skin. I think many fans can relate to this?

I couldn't quite believe my eyes when I saw her from the distance, thinking "OMG it is HER!", just a few yards away. When I thought I wasn't going to meet her after waiting for more than 7 hours after being told I simply won't get to see her plus many securities are watching me. Thing is, I know she's not gonna be in England all the time, so i gotta grab this chance before she leaves in Nov. A voice in my heart kept me going. Yeah corny whatever. And believe me it's freezing outside (feeling sorry for her to work in this weather and when she offered her hand to shake mine, it's so cold, bless her!) and I needed toilet but could't go and sitting around trees hoping the spiders wouldn't touch me isn't the best experience... but, totally worth it!

Just when I started to lose hope, I spotted her coming out with a bunch of people. Then everything happened so quickly, I tried to contain myself and for the first time in my life didn't care anything and ran up towards her, called her after she went past the gates, I thought she wouldn't return for me I was so disappointed but she hesitated for a sec and came back out alone without the bodyguard next to her. (makes me feel like "Phew they didn'’t think I'm some crazy person/chinese ninja" thank god ;)). I was like "Is this for real?!!" totally freakin' out inside. that overwhelming moment, I just couldn't describe it. almost couldn't compose myself facing opposite to her. I hope I didn't scared her and tried my best to speak. It's still surreal to me when she came up to me with her little shy smile and said Hi and shakes my hand. She is just so nice and down to earth. I couldn't control a little tear after she left. Happy tears of course. It feels like a dream. Best day of my life without a doubt.

I saw many beautiful horses on set too. One of my favourite animals.

P.S I've promised the publicists not to reveal her costumes until it hits cinema so I've crop it out.

Thank you Kristen, you rock!

Preview of Kristen's interview with Boxoffice Magazine

BoxOfficeMag recently sat down with Kristen Stewart to discuss all things Twilight as well as her post-Twilight projects. Here's a quick preview:

You know this character so well, what's it like to take her through this huge change when she becomes a vampire herself?
- It felt good. It was really weird. It was such a long process of the two movies being shot at the same time as if they're one. You shoot, obviously, out of order and you keep going back and forth between pregnant, human and dead vampire Bella. There's so many different versions of Bella in this, it's insane. It was a strange experience walking on set the first time I played a scene as a vampire because I'd watched everyone around me doing it all the time. I sound so lame, but vampire Bella really is my favorite character—she's very representative of a matriarch. She's very intuitive on almost a psychic level and no one ever acknowledges it, which is interesting. Maybe that says something about Stephenie that she doesn't get respect for all of her f--king amazing qualities. And that's also one of the things that makes her appealing to me, so that's not a strike at it—that's something that I like about it. And I think it's nice to see her finally get what she wants. That's probably the best thing, even if it sounds simple and indulgent, which is why the f--king thing is criticized all the time. It's nice to see people be happy. And she really—if I've played it right—is born to be where she is.

You're shooting Snow White and the Huntsman right now which imagines Snow White as this warrior princess. What's her fighting style like?
- Not to trivialize it at all, but it's hard to play an action hero who is also the most compassionate person on earth. You can't hate. You epitomize bleeding hearts, so how the f--k do you do an action movie like that? She is sort of the last shred of hope for her land. She has this ethereal, spiritual connection to her people—she really feels things-and so it's like we don't really feel empathy. I've had some f--king eye-opening experiences on this movie. I think that to truly care for something isn't just putting yourself in that situation aesthetically and then going, "Oh my god, I feel so bad for them." It's truly not thinking of yourself at all. The way that you fight is that you must take out anything that hurt your people. Basically, I'm fighting evil—I'm fighting the most evil motherf--kers-and it's fine that they're being killed. It's anguish. It's literally f--king anguish. She takes absolutely no pleasure in ever hurting anything. I'm exhausted right now and I was thinking, "The fight stuff is coming up, maybe that won't be so bad." And then I realized that they're probably going to be my most emotional scenes because I'm killing people and I'm Snow White. It's a really f--king cool way to approach a movie where so many people die. Not that I'm criticizing violent movies—I love them, generally—but it is nice to do it this way.

Träffa stjärnorna från "Twilight"
Tävla med Metro och vinn en träff med Robert Pattinson och Ashley Greene. Den 28 oktober kommer "Twilight"-stjärnorna till Stockholm. Förra årets vinnare om sin dag med Kristen Stewart och Taylor Lautner.

Det är bara 18 dagar kvar till Robert Pattinson, 25, och Ashley Greene, 24, besöker Stockholm inför den fjärde "Twilight"-filmen "Breaking dawn – part 1" som har premiär den 16 november.

Nu drar Metro igång en tävling där en vinnare har chansen att få träffa stjärnorna fredagen den 28 oktober. All information om hur tävlingen går till finns på metro.se/twilight.

Det är inte första gången Metro ordnar en tävling för att ge "Twilight"-fans möjligheten att få träffa sina idoler. Senast var förra året i juni när Kristen Stewart, 21, och Taylor Lautner, 19, besökte Stockholm inför premiären av den tredje "Twilight"-filmen "Eclipse". Vinnaren Josefine Sandqvist, 17, fick delta på presskonferensen för Metros räkning och träffa Taylor Lautner och Kristen Stewart på ett fanevent på Hovet.
– Det var väldigt overkligt och det tog lång tid efteråt innan jag förstod att det verkligen hade hänt, säger Josefine Sandqvist.

Hon tycker att det är bra att Metro har en ny ”Twilight”-tävling i år.
– Då har alla chans att vara med om samma sak som jag var med om då. Jag kommer att delta i den här tävlingen också – Robert Pattinson verkar vara så rolig i verkligheten.

För att vinna årets tävling ska man bland annat motivera varför man ska få träffa stjärnorna.
– Mitt bästa tips är att man ska försöka komma på något nytt och inte härma något man har läst tidigare, säger Josefine Sandqvist.

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Wyck Godfrey talks 'Breaking Dawn - Part 1' with 'Syfy Magazine'

In the December issue of Syfy Magazine (hitting stores now, with The Walking Dead featured on the cover), Wyck Godfrey (producer on The Twilight Saga) talked a bit about how and fellow filmmakers decided upon hiring Bill Condon to direct The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 and Part 2.

Explaining first how each of the previous directors matched up with their respective projects, Godfrey explained why he thought the final two were a good match for Condon.

"With Breaking Dawn, it's a journey into adulthood. It's a very mature step for Edward and Bella, moving into marriage and sex for the first time, pregnancy, birth. All of that really speaks to finding a filmmaker who could help our young actors, who hadn't gone through any of that stuff... go through that process. Bill's work has always come from a place of maturity, I found... He's always directed films about misunderstood outsiders. And I feel that Edward and Bella are misunderstood outsiders, in terms of what they want. And Condon's work also has some visual scale to it. Dreamgirls showed that he could direct a movie that had a really beautiful visual style to it."

Godfrey also admitted that the Twilight fan community has been influential in more ways than one and re-iterated the point Bill Condon made at Comic-Con this summer, that fan blogs and opinions coming off of watching things from afar led to a few on-set changes during production.

"The first day of shooting in Brazil, Rob and Kristen's pictures got taken everywhere. And overwhelmingly the response was, 'Oh my gosh! His hair is too dark! His hair is black! What did they do? His hair is too black!' And it literally forced us to go in the next day and look at him and go, 'Did we go too dark with his hair? Should we lighten it a little bit?' And I think we ended up lightening it... Also, you've read all the blogs about the books by the time you're making the movies. So, in some way all that is subconsciously affecting your decisions as you're working on the adaptations of the scripts. I know that numerous times we'll be in a room talking about the script and someone will go, 'No, No! That's one fo the fans' favorite scenes! WE have to do that!'"

"Rob [Pattinson] and I have jammed quite a bit (on the set)," he says. "Miss [Kristen] Stewart is quite a guitarist and singer herself. Nikki Reed is actually a fantastic songwriter and she is an amazing singer, too, but it's hard to get her to sing. I think I'm one of the few people that's ever gotten her to sing. I badgered her enough. On this last movie I was teaching Ashley [Greene] a little bit about the ukulele. Kellan [Lutz] is actually taking up the guitar... We always had a good ol' time [playing music together on the set.]"

Ciao, Bella. After four years as the heroine of abstinence-drenched vampire series Twilight, Kristen Stewart is ready to sink her teeth into something a little more grown-up. The actress goes for chilled beers and nachos with GQ to talk candidly about the phenomenon, fame and the future, starting with another book adaptation: next year's On The Road. Read the full interview and see the stunning photo shoot by Norman Jean Roy in the November issue of British GQ, out on Thursday.

The November issue of British GQ is out 6 October, priced £3.99. See exclusive on-set footage from the Kristen Stewart shoot in the iPad edition, available soon.

Spoilers!

Charlize Theron talks Kristen Stewart

Charlize Theron is on a two-week break from her evil queen duties in "Snow White and the Huntsman". Turning heads in a black tuxedo jacket and tiny cocktail dress, Theron paused to reflect on her current gig as Kristen Stewart's nemesis in the dark retelling of the fairy tale.

"I haven't gotten to work with [Kristen] yet... it's mostly been me and my kingdom, alone, while everyone is out looking for her," she said. Production will resume in two weeks in London, where the pair will finally go head-to-head.

"We've had one day together, she did some off-camera for me and we got to hang out a little bit. She's super cool and she's going to be amazing in this," Theron said.

Nhess_V: How about an official website for OTR? Are you considering such? Please & Thanks.
CharleGillibert: Yes, November!

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Kristen Stewart to replace Angelina Jolie in Wanted 2

After recently announcing there will be a sequel of action film, Wanted, there are rumors that Kristen Stewart will be taking up Angelina Jolie's famous character Fox.

Universal has already brought back Wanted screenwriters Michael Brandt and Derek Haas, but Chris Morgan is not returning back for the second installment and he is not the only one who has turned down to join the Wanted 2 crew, but the Hollywood top actress Angelina has also backed off to star in the sequel. However the confirmed crew has not been unveiled yet. McAvoy has already shown interest to do the sequel when it was announced by Mark Millar in 2009. And it also unknown whether Timur Bekmambetov will be back to direct the second installment.

The first part was starring with James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie taking the lead roles and followed by, Morgan Freeman, Thomas Kretschmann, Common, Terence Stamp, and Konstantin Khabensky. But there are new talks going on that the Twilight actress Kristen Stewart will take lead along with McAvoy. Earlier there were rumors in April that the 21-year old Actress would replace Jolie. Definitely it would be pretty interesting to watch Stewart playing a hard core action surrounded character, after coming out of the sweet lover girl role form the vampire series Twilight Saga.

Do you want to see Kristen Stewart playing as an action star, just stay tuned for more about Wanted 2?

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