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TwiMom Sarah Clarke, who plays Renée Dwyer in Twilight, was asked a bit about her role as Bella’s mom during a recent TV Guide interview200902091622.jpg

TVGuide.com: Are you on board for the Twilight sequel, New Moon?

Clarke: You know, they still haven’t told me. They’re being so secretive about it. They know I’m doing press for Trust Me, so they haven’t told me anything yet. I think they don’t want anything to get out.

TVGuide.com: Have you read ahead with the other books to see what Bella’s mom gets to do?

Clarke: I have, and I know I’m involved, but the mother is such a strange role, I have to say. My instincts as a mother would never jibe with half the things Renee does.

TVGuide.com: We’d be worried if they did!

Clarke: Even with the first book, I remember reading that the mother was always on the phone, whining. What’s interesting in that? Luckily, Catherine [Hardwicke, who also wrote and directed Thirteen] gave me a lot more fun things to do, and gave us a real relationship. So that’s the big question for the second book, where again the mother is relegated to the phone. I don’t know if they’ll stay true to that.

TVGuide.com: If you as a teenager had to choose between a vampire boy and a werewolf, which way do you think you’d lean?

Clarke: Oh, I’d definitely go vampire. Werewolves are too hairy.

TVGuide.com: But wouldn’t the hickeys be worse?

Clarke: Maybe. But you could wear a turtleneck.

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200902091605.jpgJust a quick reminder that the New Moon Celebration Poster Contest is ending tomorrow at 11:59PM EST. Be sure to submit your entries to the comments thread on the contest before then! There have been some terrific entries, and I can’t wait to see who you guys choose as the winner.

Just for fun, here is a hilarious old Twilight interview that I saw on Robsessed and TwiCrack.

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Christa over at her blog, The Snarky Sparrow, has posted a great writeup of the open casting call in Phoenix for Native American actors for New Moon, including this great pic of a New Moon hopeful holding her casting card–

I was fortunate enough to sneak a peek at the Phoenix casting call for New Moon. [...] Everyone was very nice, and I really didn’t even get any looks for being there, even though I clearly didn’t fit the description of the casting call. I brought my real camera, so I guess that explained why I was there.

Registration took place in the lobby of the Phoenix Indian Center. It seemed pretty well organized. They seemed to be directing people very well for minimum confusion. It’s a smallish lobby and when I got there, there were about 100 people crammed into it. The people running the show were calling people in groups by age. I have no idea how many people were already back there auditioning. The atmosphere in the lobby was tense. I don’t know why, but I expected a sort of fangirl SQUEE. Nope, there was very quiet murmur considering the number of people. I didn’t see anyone practicing their lines or anything, unless they were doing it silently. Most people were talking to a buddy quietly. I didn’t feel free to walk around because it was so cramped, and because the mood clearly said, “Don’t bother anyone.” I took what pictures I could around the door where the light was best. It was pretty dark in there and I didn’t want to bother anyone with my flash.

Be sure to check out the rest of Christa’s blog too, particularly her hilarious post about seeing a “unicorn“–a guy who reads Twilight in public.

I Went to the Phoenix Casting Call [pic at Letters to Twilight]

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There are some brand new pics of the real-life Cullen House in Twilight that we showed you a first glimpse of a while back, as well as an interview with the architects of the house. Check them out over at The Design Tavern.

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200902090718.jpg New Moon is attempting to conceal its identity from curious onlookers while it shoots in Vancouver by calling itself “Untitled Sports Movie”, according to a listing at the BC Film Commission:

   UNTITLED SPORTS MOVIE

   Volterra FM Productions Canada Inc

   Director: Chris Weitz

   Exec. Prod: Mark Morgan, Karen Rosenfelt, Marty Bowen

   Prod: Wyck Godfrey, Greg Mooradian

   Line Producer: Bill Bannerman, Kerry Koshansky

   DOP: Javier Aguirresarobe

   PD: David Brisbin

   PM: Barbara Kelly

   PC: Kathleen Whelan

   LM: Abraham Fraser

   ALM: Michael LeGresley

   Casting: Stuart Aikins

   Extras: Andrea Brown

   Sched: Mar 23/09 – May 21/09

Some not-too-tricky clues give away its real identity–Volterra FM Productions, hmm? So, according to this listing, shooting will be in Vancouver from March 23rd till May 21st. Woo-hoo!

BC Film Commission [thanks, TwiCrack!]

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