Peter Facinelli, who plays Dr.Carlisle Cullen, was gracious enough to appear at the American Red Cross fundraiser on Saturday, August 15th, 2009. The event was held at the Pembroke Mall in Virginia Beach.
The Red Cross stated that a couple thousand donors came to the blood drive. The young girl in the above picture was so excited about meeting Peter, that she forgot her copy of Twilight and had to buy a new one!
You can read the article here!
[Thanks, TSH!]
During a Q & A session at Twi Tour, New Moon-er Edi Gathegi, talked about his private screening of New Moon! -
What were your reaction to the screening of New Moon with Stephenie Meyer yesterday?
You guys if you haven’t twittered yet, I saw New Moon yesterday. And I sat next to Stephenie Meyer. In a private theater that had like 10 seats. And I watched this gorgeous movie in front of me. And pound for pound I think you guys are gonna LLLLOOOOVVVVEEE it. I don’t anyone is not going to love it. I think it’s just a movie where everyone will love it. You know what my prediction is? There will be a whole new onslaught of twiguys. I think that’s actually the biggest recommendation that you can get. Cause we already know that we have all the female fans. I think with this movie that people will be…this movie is just damn good. Hey Bruno…yeah. I saw New Moon it was good you should go see it. And that’s what I think.
Sounds pretty amazing! If he thinks it will bring on more Twi Guys, it must be pretty wicked!
He also talks about what its like portraying a Vampire, and who his fav Vamp is! You can read the rest of the interview over here.
[via TwiFans]
Stephenie Meyer just posted on her official website, what she has been up to this summer! And apologized for not updating very much (its ok Steph! Just keep on working on Midnight Sun! lol). She also went to the movies to see the New Moon trailer on the big screen! -
And then this Saturday I went to see an actual grown-up people movie, yay! Admittedly, I went to see the New Moon trailer on the big screen (yes, I’m a total dork. Who cares? It was worth it). But then I stayed to see Bandslam because the reviews were so good, and I was glad I did. With my hopeless love of music coupled with my total lack of musical ability, I really dug Will. He’s my hero right now. It had a good soundtrack, as one might expect, a lot of very quotable one-liners, and it turned upside down some of those lame female-interaction stereotypes. It’s a good time.
You can read the rest about Stephenie’s summer over at StephenieMeyer.com!
Rotten Tomatoes has an awesome article outlining Chris Weitz’s style as a director, what we can expect from him when it comes to New Moon and what he has brought to the table -
Coming into the project, Weitz’s filmmaking pedigree was already impressive. In the span of just a decade, he’s notched numerous successes under his belt, including an Oscar nomination (shared with brother Paul) for About a Boy; a hand in the successful American Pie franchise; and most recently, the honor of bringing Philip Pullman’s enormously weighty His Dark Materials novels to the big screen, in the form of 2007′s The Golden Compass. But our earliest familiarity with Weitz himself was as an actor in the darkly comic indie, Chuck & Buck, where he starred opposite Mike White’s obsessive man-child as Charlie (formerly known as Chuck), a yuppie record exec trying to put his past (and his childhood buddy, Buck) behind him.
Producer Wyck Godfrey, speaking exclusively to Rotten Tomatoes, surmised that Weitz’s own acting experience and affinity for actors made for a remarkably comfortable working environment on the set of New Moon: “I think having been in a movie himself and having acted before, he really trusts actors and I think they can really feel that inherently. And as a result, we’ve gotten much more authentic, very natural performances from all the actors.”
I don’t about you, but I kinda like Wyck. He seems cool. (off topic, sorry!)
The Rotten Tomatoes article also lists what Melissa Rosenberg, Taylor Lautner, and Rachelle LeFevre think of Chris Weitz! You can read the rest of the article here!



Some New Moon cast members have been lucky enough to attend a special screening of New Moon! We previously reported that Edi Gathegi tweeted that he had watched New Moon with Stephenie Meyer! Now there are pictures surfacing of various New Moon cast members in Vancouver, attending the screening on Saturday.
You can view the rest of the pics of Kellan here!
UPDATE: More cast pictures have been added! You can view the rest of them here!
[Thanks, TSH!]
Journalist Oscar Uriel from MSN Mexico had the opportunity to interview New Moon-er Kristen Stewart, during Comic Con. Twilight Poison has the complete English translation -
Stewart arrived with a heroin chic look, probably because of the movie she’s filming ‘The Runaways’. She completely avoided any visual contact with the journalists interviewing her.
I’ve been told that it’s because the actress is extremely shy and doesn’t like certain aspects of her job.
We still managed to talk to her about the dificulties of her character in this sequel and this is what she said: “In this movie the only way we can see Edward is through the very subjective point of view of Bella. It’s only through her memory that the character is present, so he doesn’t have to be there physically.
This movie is much more emotional than the first, I can promise you that. Anyone who’s read the books knows that the second book is much more intense than the first because unlike Twilight, New Moon is not about your first love.
In this movie, Bella presents herself as a manic depressive person and my challenge was asking myself ‘How Can I get this character to come out of that state she’s in? And how can I play a character who’s going through that process? It was very hard to portray a young woman who’s getting over the hard blows she gets from life and how she grows up after them.
I know that in my career I haven’t been involved in many projects that have generated so much expectation as Twilight and I just have to confess that I’m just another fan of the project. I get so excited to see how the movie is wrapping up, what the first trailers look like, etc.
I know that fans are worried that Edward is not in this movie that much, but trust me, you’ll see him enough, and if the character Edward Cullen didn’t leave, then how were we going to miss him?” concludes the actress.
[Thanks, TSH!]
It’s been a busy weekend for the cast of Eclipse in Vancouver, so be sure to check out all the action at our fellow Eclipse Movie site: