ET’s exclusives from the set of New Moon will begin tomorrow evening, and continue through the weekend. Robert Pattinson reveals during the interview that he is cautious about being around other people now–“I’m always really worried about ruining their lives. Especially with people that aren’t famous. It’s such a massive change. I’m kind of a paranoid wreck. I’ve eaten a lot of room service.”

Robert also talks about how Edward Cullen will appear in the New Moon film–

“(In the film) it’s an illusion when he appears. I think if you do it with voiceover as they do in the book, it would end up being quite cheesy

Kristen Stewart chimes in on the appearances as well–

“The dream sequences are really eerie. Edward gets a chance to be a little bit more scary and not so perfect.”

On the set of New Moon

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A German reality TV show called “Mission Hollywood” is offering an extraordinairy prize–a role in one of the films of the Twilight Saga! Here is a rough translation of a news article about it–

Actor and producer Til Schweiger starts a new casting show “Mission Hollywood” June 8th on RTL.

This Wednesday the TV station informed us that they are in search for a new role in one of the sequels of Twilight.

Twelve ambitious female young talents are going to fight for a part in the movie. The show runs eight episodes.

The young women train with professional coaches on film kisses, action stunts or dance moves, to re-enact scenes from blockbusters like Dirty Dancing or James Bond.

RTL also said that they are going to work with famous actors, Oscar-winning make-up artists and well-known moviemakers.

During the casting they will have to fight for roles such as the German TV series “Doctor’s Diary”, the American TV series “Bones” or the new music video from Lady Gaga.

[thanks Geist, Nina and Anna!]

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Acting411 is reporting that Breaking Dawn will be filmed in the Spring of 2010, and released in early 2011–

Summit Entertainment has acquired the rights (optioned property) from Stephenie Meyer to film and distribute Breaking Dawn, the fourth novel in her series. The project has now been green lighted by the studio. Pre-production for Eclipse is already underway, and Breaking Dawn is in the early planning stages. Casting information will be posted here as soon as available. “Breaking Dawn” will start shooting in the spring of 2010, with a release scheduled for early 2011

While this has not been confirmed officially, the same site previously reported accurate information about New Moon’s production schedule. For Renesmee, maybe they can recruit this 17-month old wunderkid, who’s already speaking and reading.

[thanks, Denice!]

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Here are a couple of New Moon fan posters featuring members of the Volturi using the actors that will be in New Moon such as Michael Sheen and Cameron Bright. The Alec one goes quite well with the Jane poster featuring Dakota Fanning made by Jangsara.

[Nejjie via Twilight-Gossip]

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Some fans met Robert Pattinson this weekend, and have a funny story to share after overhearing a conversation with another of the gals that swarmed him at the club–

LOL OF THE NIGHT: one of the daughters of the ladies from Tennessee asked rob if he can hold her like he held bella in the movie poster.. in which he responded with a “F–K NO”. my friends and I were dying.. kudos rpattz.. kudos

[via TwiCrack]

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The Daily Mail notes the trend in fashion and popular culture towards more beefy, built men rather than waifish metrosexuals. New Moon certainly fits this mold, with an entire menagerie of hunky men at its disposal–

Goodbye metrosexual twigman with your sad little manbag – you never did it for me – and hello beefcake beast. Where have you been?

It should come as no surprise. Economic depressions have always walked hand in hand with the worship of raw machismo. That is just the way it goes.

Who needs a sensitive accountant when all the money is going? Who needs a man to talk shoes when all the shoes have gone?

It is better to have a man who can mend things for you. And butcher sheep. And build houses and grow vegetables and make things out of bits of wood.

Won’t you feel safer? Won’t you feel better, knowing that there is a serious lump of muscle between you and the cold, cruel world outside?

Check out the rest of the article over at The Daily Mail.

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