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Pics of RPattz in LA Before 'Eclipse' Press Conference

Robert Pattinson was back in LA today for an afternoon meeting before his long weekend of Eclipse press and fan events. He's trading in his Water for Elephants circus-ready wardrobe to return for a few days full of Twilight mania. Robert spent the week in Ventura filming his latest project where he got an extra special visitor in costar Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava who was apparently very excited to meet Edward Cullen. There will be lots of Rob coming over the next few days and for now this glimpse of his casual street style is enough to get us excited. Stay tuned to our Twitter for all the latest on the Eclipse junket weekend!






















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2 More New 'Eclipse' Clips

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New Video of KStew Talking About 'Eclipse'

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2 Brand New 'Eclipse' Clips!

RPattz in France's Premiere Magazine

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The vam­pire strikes back

As you’re nei­ther Amish or a char­ac­ter from Lost (cor­rect me if I’m wrong), we won’t do you the dis­hon­our of intro­duc­ing you to Robert Pat­tin­son, 24 years old, the vam­pire that sparkles under the sun, the actor who was unknown two years ago but who con­quered the Hol­ly­wood fortress and dri­ves girls around the world crazy. You already know all that. You almost cer­tainly know that The Twi­light Saga: Eclipse (directed by David Slade, direc­tor of Hard Candy), comes out in the­atres July 7th, a mere seven months after New Moon. The vam­pire saga which is now worth more than a bil­lion dol­lars at the inter­na­tional box office isn’t ready to hang up it fangs as the fourth instal­ment, Break­ing Dawn, is already announced for Novem­ber 2011. Pat­tin­son is get­ting tons of offers and is cur­rently nego­ti­at­ing an impor­tant turn in his career: become the new Johnny Depp or join Orlando Bloom and Hay­den Chris­tensen in the frozen aisle sec­tion. As he was fin­ish­ing Bel Ami, a Mau­pas­sant clas­sic and get­ting to begin­ning film­ing Water for Ele­phants, a Fran­cis Lawrence drama (I am Leg­end) with Reese With­er­spoon and Christoph Waltz, R-Pattz got caught by Pre­miere for an exclu­sive interview.


P: The last time we spoke you were film­ing New Moon. Now one year later we meet again for The Twi­light Saga Eclipse. I have trou­ble fol­low­ing it’s going so fast…

RP: Only two months went by between the film­ing of New Moon and Eclipse, dur­ing which I filmed Remem­ber Me. Every­thing, went by so fast that I feel like I never really left Twi­light. That being said, I still felt lost when I arrived on the set of Eclipse. I didn’t have any prepa­ra­tion time and it took me a few weeks to adapt.


P: What did you expect from David Slade and was he dif­fer­ent on set from what you imagined?

RP: I had absolutely no idea what to expect from a Direc­tor who was spe­cial­ized in movies more for adults, who doesn’t back away from very explicit bru­tal­ity. I sin­cerely won­dered how this uni­verse would merge with the Twi­light uni­verse, which isn’t known for its unbear­able vio­lence. David had very spe­cific ideas of what he wanted to do, with a work method and approach that was totally dif­fer­ent from Cather­ine Hard­wicke or Chris Weitz.


P: For example?

RP: Eclipse intro­duces many new char­ac­ters; the atmos­phere is less con­fined than the oth­ers. Twi­light was based on the romance between Edward & Bella, New Moon on the rela­tion­ship between Bella & Jacob with Edward in the back­ground. Eclipse allows each char­ac­ter to have his “moment”, the spec­trum is larger. The film also has more rhythm; it’s less based on intimacy.


P: Know­ing that there was a huge bat­tle at the end between vam­pires and were­wolves, did you some­times feel like you were film­ing a war movie?

RP: You couldn’t have said it bet­ter; we went through train­ing for almost a month before we began shoot­ing to learn how to fight and do stunts. It was noth­ing remotely like the pre­vi­ous instal­ments, where rehearsals were rather basic. Now it was purely phys­i­cal prepa­ra­tions. The fun­ni­est thing is that vam­pires and were­wolves each had their train­ing camp.


P: You had instruc­tors that were yelling at you and order­ing you to do push-ups?

RP: Con­stantly! To say that when I went to rehearsals I thought it would be like the 2 other movies: Kris­ten, Tay­lor and I rehears­ing the script in a room… I was surprised.

P: The choice of David Slade as a direc­tor stunned and showed courage from Sum­mit who pro­duces the saga…


RP: I don’t know if it was inten­tional, but each Direc­tor that worked on Twi­light had noth­ing to do with the pre­vi­ous one. Cather­ine and Chris had styles that were totally opposed, as artists as well as peo­ple. It’s the same with David, they all prac­tice three movie styles that are very spe­cific. It’s a good thing: I rather go to set and not know what to expect. I’m actu­ally impa­tient to dis­cover what Bill Con­don (Dream­girls) will do with the forth instal­ment. Once again it will be noth­ing related.

P: All this juicy stuff hap­pens in Break­ing Dawn: the sex scene, a birth scene where your char­ac­ter must per­form a c-section with his teeth.


RP: I know! I won­der how they’ll bring that to the big screen. We’ll end up hav­ing to ban it for peo­ple under 16… Can you imag­ine if they decided to go full out and Twi­light sud­denly became this totally hard­core series for adults with nude scenes? Sum­mit would sud­denly become the most pro­gres­sive stu­dio in the world. It would be funny.


P: I’m sure Stephe­nie Mey­ers would love that. Fans have actu­ally launched a peti­tion to keep the book inte­grally and so the movie is pro­hib­ited to peo­ple under 16. As the major part of the Twi­light fan base is quite young they’re basi­cally protest­ing to get banned from see­ing the movie.

RP: (Laughs) I’m sure they’d buy the DVD and would appre­ci­ate it even more


P: When you read the script of Eclipse which scenes where you more look­ing for­ward to film?

Up to now the major­ity of the scenes in Twi­light were between Kris­ten & I. I was happy to be able to play my role with other actors. In the first two, I always found that Edward had some­thing con­tained and reserved. In Eclipse, he freaks out a bit. Like that it seems sim­ple but it’s the fact that he has less tact in this film. To the point where I some­times felt I was play­ing another character.

P: If I played a guy as seri­ous as Edward Cullen for months, I’d need to let off steam when film­ing ended, prob­a­bly by get­ting wasted an entire night.

RP: But I already spend the entire time get­ting drunk (laughs). No but seri­ously as soon as I fin­ish a Twi­light movie I start a new project right away, there­fore I don’t have time to take a step back regard­ing all that. At the begin­ning of May I went to re-shoot some Eclipse scenes as I had just fin­ished Bel Ami, and I was com­pletely lost. I had trou­ble with the accent and find­ing my marks… But once I was in makeup and they put the con­tact lenses in every­thing came back. For the first time I real­ized that I had missed this char­ac­ter and it would be weird when the adven­ture would end.

P: Really? We would think that the end of Twi­light would be lib­er­at­ing for you.

RP: I got the role of Edward Cullen when I was 20 and I’ll be 26 when the fourth film comes out. I just real­ized that Twi­light is an impor­tant step in my life. The fun­ni­est thing is that I’m play­ing a 17 year old the entire time. (Laughs)

P: Break­ing Dawn will start film­ing at the end of the year. Are you impa­tient or do you feel like the movie is a con­tract oblig­a­tion to be honoured?

RP: I feel like it’s going to be inter­est­ing. The story goes in direc­tions so dif­fer­ent and I’m curi­ous what it will turn out like. We stop play­ing around — Bella say­ing “Turn me into a vam­pire” and me reply­ing “No, no, no.” – She becomes a vam­pire in this movie. We get mar­ried, sleep together… All the ten­sion from the three pre­vi­ous films is resolved in Break­ing Dawn. I don’t have the script yet but it’s promising.

P: Rob we know each other well enough now so you can tell me the truth: Do you lose all your power if we cut your hair?

RP: We’ll know soon enough as I’m get­ting my hair cut this afternoon!

P: You know how to keep the sus­pense going… I’d like to come back to Remem­ber Me, which sur­prised me by its sever­ity and matu­rity. Do you think the dark­ness of the movie played a part in the timid suc­cess at the box-office?

R: Remem­ber Me was never made as a block­buster like Twi­light, it was always a small film with a low bud­get and that there would be no major pro­mo­tion. In total it brought in 60 mil­lion dol­lars world­wide: not bad for a movie that cost 16. I’m happy that it wasn’t a huge flop, but at no time did I worry about the box-office.

P: It’s been said that the movie was a test regard­ing your movie star sta­tus which seemed pre-mature for me…

RP: I know! I read all these arti­cles that spoke about Leonardo DiCaprio, and how fans fol­lowed him after Titanic. But for me, Twi­light has noth­ing to do with this. Fans go see the movies because they love this story. I never felt like I had a role in the suc­cess of it all. Like I’ve always said, it’s the char­ac­ter that peo­ple love, not me. I hope to be able to reach out to peo­ple due to the qual­ity of the films that I make and not because peo­ple will hope to see a new Twi­light as soon as my name is in the end credits.


P: We heard all types of sto­ries sur­round­ing the film­ing of Remem­ber Me, like those of paparazzi that came out of the water when you were shoot­ing the beach sequence. You’re chang­ing their entire profession.

RP: No one can really under­stand this sit­u­a­tion unless you’ve lived it. The Remem­ber Me crew was hal­lu­ci­nat­ing when they saw 40 cam­era­men try­ing to steal pics of the set. Most of the actors hadn’t seen one Twi­light movie and didn’t under­stand what was going on.


P: They were ask­ing you why you paid so many pho­tog­ra­phers to show up on set?

RP: That’s it: “Hey Rob, I didn’t know that you needed that much of an ego boost!” (Laughs)


P: You say that being a celebrity opens doors but closes oth­ers. Which ones would you have liked to keep open?

RP: I’d like to not be para­noid of meet­ing new peo­ple. When I walk down the street I’m scared of meet­ing anyone’s eye in case they rec­og­nize me. I have to hide con­stantly, it’s a bit unset­tling. At the same time I live this weird way, I can’t be as open as I wish I could be. You learn as you go. Over the years, you learn to man­age the sit­u­a­tion more and more, I’m more at ease with the crazi­ness sur­round­ing Twi­light. I think you reach a peak at some point: either you lose it and become a recluse and turn your back on human­ity or you learn to accept it.


P: You seem more relaxed than last year…

RP: That’s the case. I’m begin­ning a new movie which I’m so enthu­si­as­tic about; I just fin­ished another one that I like. I know well enough that things wouldn’t have gone so fast for me with­out those fans who fol­low me every­where and peo­ple that rec­og­nize me on the street. You have to be realistic.


P: Do you think you’ve over­come the crazi­ness of the press or do you think there are still sur­re­al­is­tic expe­ri­ences to live?

RP: I have no clue… The advan­tage is that you don’t stay the object of so many stares for­ever. New actors will come and the atten­tion of peo­ple will move on to them. All this only lasts a while. The hys­te­ria reached its peak dur­ing Remem­ber Me, but it has already dropped since. When I was film­ing Bel Ami in Lon­don it was clearly calmer. I could go around freely.


P: Regard­ing Bel Ami, you know that French peo­ple will be wait­ing with this movie with a knife between their teeth…

RP: I’m aware of that, believe me. I would never have the courage to do promo for this movie in Paris I’m so stressed. I met Mar­ion Cotil­lard dur­ing a party before film­ing began and I asked her to read the script care­fully because there was a per­fect role for her. She asked me: “Why make Bel Ami in Eng­lish? It’s weird isn’t it?” At that moment I under­stood how the film will be received in your coun­try. I hope it will suc­ceed and that you will be open minded about it. What impresses me is that the book is not well known else­where. I only dis­cov­ered it after read­ing receiv­ing the script and it imme­di­ately became one of my favourite books.


P: At the moment you’re rehears­ing for Fran­cis Lawrence’s Water for Elephants…

RP: Yes with Reese With­er­spoon and Christoph Waltz. I’m really excited and ter­ri­fied at the same time to find myself face to face with actors such as these.


P: If Christoph Waltz asks you to give him a glass of milk start ask­ing your­self questions.

RP: For sure! He has a great role in the movie: he plays the Mr. Loyal of a cir­cus, a per­son who’s a totally cyclothymic and a bit crazy. I’m try­ing to steal his wife.


P: I admire your courage.

RP: Don’t you?


P: How would you react if every­thing stopped tomorrow?

RP: The end of the world you mean? I think I’d live well (Laughs). Actu­ally I have no idea. I would find some­thing else to do. The wave I’m surf­ing on right now is really help­ing me, but I haven’t accom­plished every­thing I wish to accomplish.


P: I’d see you play­ing music in bars in the mid­dle of nowheres in France.

RP: You couldn’t have said it bet­ter: when I was 19, I filmed a short movie in Brit­tany for 2 weeks. Every night I’d go play music in their pubs, it was fan­tas­tic. One of my favourite memories.

- Inter­view by Math­ieu Carrat

Robert Pat­tin­son will be in The Twi­light Saga: Eclipse by David Slade. Out in the­atres July 7th.

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'Breaking Dawn' to be Split into 2 Films and Both Directed by Bill Condon

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn will now be released as two separate films, not one. The first film will be released on November 18th, 2011. Bill Condon will direct both films which will star Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. Melissa Rosenberg is writing the script.

Meanwhile, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is due out on June 30th, 2010.

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Video - New Interview with David Slade about 'Eclipse'

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse at IGN.com

David Slade Tweets About 'Eclipse' DVD and IMAX Info

He tweeted: "Finaled our Eclipse DVD colour timing and framing today, yesterday saw the 1st timed IMAX film print, a few tweaks and that will be ready." and "Now just the IMAX digital projection to oversee and the film will be finally finished. Just in time for press to start!" on Wednesday, June 9th.

Then, on the morning of Thursday, June 10th, he tweeted: "A print of Eclipse in IMAX 65mm format" with this picture below:






















I can't wait!! I see he's been working nonstop on this! :D

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New Video - Michael Welch Talks a Lot About KStew

New Pics of RPattz Working Hard on Set of 'Water for Elephants'

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UK Citizens - Win an Interview with RPattz, KStew, and TLaut!

LOVEFiLM are giving you the chance to interview Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson AND Taylor Lautner in L.A.

We've teamed up with E1 Entertainment to offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a fan to jet over to L.A and ask the Twilight stars three questions each about their new film Eclipse, hitting cinemas on July 9th.

The winner will be flown to Los Angeles THIS SUNDAY (13th June) and will get up close and personal with the cast on Monday, and arrive back in the UK on Thursday. This will be the official LOVEFiLM interview that we’ll use and promote on our site, so the pressure is on!

We’re looking for a true Twi-hard that will be able to show off their passion for all things Twilight. All entrants must be over 12 years old. Under 18s must be accompanied by a legal guardian.

HOW YOU ENTER

All you have to do is e-mail eclipse@lovefilm.com with these important details: Name, Age and Address, PLUS tell us why we should send you.

The winner will be picked at 12pm on Friday so you don’t have long! Good luck.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

All entrants must be over 12 years old. Under 18s must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If an over 18 is choosen they will be able to take a guest.

The competition is open to UK citizens only.

You must have a valid passport and be able to fly to L.A this Sunday the 13th June - You will return on Thursday 16th June.

Read the full terms and conditions here.

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New Pics of Ashley Greene Going to the Spa

Ashley Greene skipped the athletic shoes and let her lacy black bra hang out of her workout top as she went from a nail salon to a day spa in LA yesterday. She's taking especially good care of her flawless skin now that she's signed on as the new face of Mark cosmetics. Ashley didn't join her Twilight costars at the MTV Movie Awards over the weekend, but she does make an appearance in the latest clip of Eclipse and stills from the movie. Hopefully, Ashley and her counterpart Kellan will both take part in promoting the movie before its June 30 release like they often did together for New Moon.






















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Read 'The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner' For Free Until July 5th!

If you've read Eclipse you'll already know a little bit about Bree Tanner. A newborn vampire who's been recruited by Riley to join Victoria's army, when we first meet Bree she's having difficulty adjusting to her new second life.




































Despite being part of the newborn army, Bree doesn't want to be bad. It's just that she has no idea how else to survive as a vampire. In fact, little Bree might have made the perfect addition to the Cullen clan, had rotten-to-the-core Riley not taken her under his wing first.

If you watched the Introducing Bree Tanner featurette for Eclipse, you'll already have already learned a little more about Bree's background story. But if you really want to get inside her head you're going to have to read Stephenie Meyer's new book The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: an Eclipse novella. Oh, what a chore!


















Using the failsafe Twilight combination of danger, mystery, and romance, Stephenie Meyer tells the devastating story of Bree and the newborn vampire army as they prepare to close in on the Cullens. And it really is a must-read!

Luckily, being the generous soul that she is, Stephenie Meyer has decided to give Twihards the opportunity to read the book online for free. Simply CLICK HERE to go the website where you can read the entire novella on your computer without having to pay a penny. You don't even need to sign up!

But be quick, The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner is only available for free until Monday 5th July. After that you'll have to buy it folks.

So go on, have a read and tell us what you think! We're sure it's going to be A-MAZE-ING!

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Paris Hilton Wants Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson Paris Hilton Wants You – According to reports, Paris Hilton has a huge crush on Robert Pattinson. In fact, she recently stated that she was ‘willing to do anything’ to take him out on a date. The 29 year old star said that she was desperate to meet him, and land a date with him. Pattinson is best known for playing the character Edward Cullen in the Twilight Saga, and has made no comment on the reports that Paris Hilton wants a date with him.

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KStew and Ashley Greene Cut-Outs Available at Nordstrom

When The Twilight Saga: New Moon came out, you could buy cardboard cutouts of Edward (Robert Pattinson) or Jacob (Taylor Lautner). For The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, things have been expanded a bit.

Now you can buy a life-size Bella (Kristen Stewart) or Alice (Ashley Greene). They're available at Nordstrom for $33. Yes, you need to actually buy them. People were stealing them last time around, whether intentionally out of embarrassment for wanting Twilight gear or unintentionally by not realizing they weren't just decorative items set up by the store.

And while this is great for Twilight fans, it's not the best news for Kristen Stewart, as it coincides with recent information being released about her having a stalker. Hopefully the new merchandise won't add fuel to the fire.

Aside from the cutouts, Nordstrom is also carrying a line of clothing including t-shirts, hoodies, pants, skirts, and more. And there's a beauty line, featuring color palettes for Team Jacob and Team Edward, plus "body glow" spray.

To see the new Eclipse merchandise, check the Junior's section at the Nordstrom in the Houston Galleria.

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New Exclusive 'Eclipse' Clip of Jacob, Bella & the Wolfpack

New Pics of RPattz on Set of 'Water for Elephants'

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Video of Jessica Alba and Vanessa Hudgens Checking Out RPattz

I just realized this, but from 0:23-0:31, Jessica Alba and Vanessa Hudgens really look like they're checkin' out Rob. Haha especially Jessica as she slowly walks away from him.

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Brand NEW Exclusive Clip of 'Eclipse'

Touching New Robsten Video with Footage from the MMAs

At 3:41, Rob's publicist, Stephanie, makes a face like "aww, Rob." Haha she knows what's going on between Robsten.. ;)

New/Old Pics of RPattz Buying Undies!

These pics were obviously creepily taken, but I really wanted to put these up.. haha. They were taken around the end of May while Rob was shopping with Tom Sturridge.


































































































































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KStew, TLaut, Nikki Reed, and Bryce DH to Appear on 'Live with Regis and Kelly'

The floodgates are now open:

Gossip Cop can confirm that Kristen Stewart has just been booked for “Live with Regis and Kelly” on June 29.

Taylor Lautner will do “Regis and Kelly” on June 28.

Nikki Reed will appear on the show on July 6.

Bryce Dallas Howard is scheduled for July 7.

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More New 'Eclipse' Stills

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