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måndag 16 januari 2012

(Photos) Jackson Rathbone At 13th Annual Warner Bros And InStyle Golden Globe Awards After Party

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#SWATH "Snow White and The Hunstman" and "The Avengers" to have Superbowl commercial?

Houston, New Orleans, New York Giants, New England, Baltimore, Green Bay, San Francisco and even a few naive and/or incredibly hopeful Denver fans are excited forSuper Bowl XLVI at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana on February 5th.
Millions worldwide, including some of our brave soldiers stationed overseas, will be watching the broadcast. Many will be watching for the new commercials. Here’s a look at them:
Movie previews will be back this year, but there isn’t expected to be a Dark Knight Rises ad.Paramount bought ad time, presumably for G.I. Joe: Retaliation. Universal bought ad time, presumably for Snow White and the Huntsman. Disney bought ad time and it’s gotta be forThe Avengers.

Read More Here | Via Twilightish

MTV: Madeleine Stowe "Deeply In Love"With Robert Pattinson #GoldenGlobes

Madeleine Stowe says she may consider altering role to make it more age-appropriate for 'Twilight' star.
Robert Pattinson is so beloved by "Unbound Captives" director and writer Madeleine Stowe that she may consider altering a character in the film's script so that the "Twilight Saga" star can take the role.
MTV News caught up with Stowe on the Golden Globes red carpet and asked her whether there is any chance of RPattz being in the upcoming film. After all, when we last talked to Pattinson, he suggested that he might now be too old for the role.

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"The character was conceptualized as an 18-year-old," Stowe acknowledged. When asked if she would be willing to age up the role so he could still take the part, she said with a laugh, "We might. We might just do that. We'll see how it all falls."

It wasn't just the "Twilight" phenomenon that is causing Stowe to be willing to jump through hoops for Pattinson. She explained that she met him before he joined the first "Twilight" film and "fell deeply in love with him" then.
Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz are also currently attached to the project. In fact, Jackman recently told MTV News that it's "one of the best scripts I've read in a long time."
With Pattinson's commitment to "Cosmopolis" over with, he seemingly has an open slate ahead of him. Stowe said that Pattinson's decision to come onboard "Unbound Captives" is strictly in his camp.
"It's going to be sort of up to Robert. We're looking at 2013 [for a release date] right now," Stowe said.

Youtube Video: HERE

Mtv Via/YT: Rplife

lunch in Paris with Jackson Rathbone

Jackson Rathbone had a a fan encounter with Shannon Sutherland and her husband for lunch, here's what Shannon posted on her blog:

Thank you so much to everyone who helped me get 500 twitter followers. Sorry it has taken me so long to post this but Princess A and I both have stomach viruses.
Anyway, while in Paris, The Husband and I spent the day with Jackson Rathbone and Braden Bell. We wanted to go to the catacombs but got lost and then we were told it was closed due to some saint’s birthday. OOPS!
So instead we went out to eat.

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The Husband and I had Croque Madames…. Jackson added the french fry mustache.

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Jackson had a burger.

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Braden had some kind of hot dog cheese thing that looked really yummy!!!

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Here is a really cool picture of Braden.

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Lunch turned into happy hour so we stayed for some large beers.

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I was so drunk I forgot to take a picture of myself. Oh well, we just got back from LA and I have tons of pictures and stories to share from the experience!
Stay Glamorous,
Shannon

You can check out Shannon's blog Here
Via @ShanSutherland

New interview with Peter Facinelli: Loosies & Twilight

Peter Facinelli wrote and produced his new film, “Loosie,” but is better known as the strict, serious doctor in the “Twilight” series and the father of Robert Pattison—yeah, right, his father. But in the vampire world anything is possible. In his new film, as James Brown would say, Peter’s got a brand new bag. And in his bag is stolen loot. So to get the interview started on a funny good foot, The Film Strip asked Peter how could he steal from a Black woman? He laughs and says, ‘She had some beautiful jewelry.” Then, of course the next question was about picking this particular project?

WHY PICKPOCKING?

Well, I grew up here and New York is such a great character. I really wanted it to play a great role in this film and it was almost like my homage to New York. But at the same time the story in itself is very sweet and simple. I wanted to have the New York backdrop so that it brought the edge. I wanted to have that edgy backdrop for the sweet story.

THIS WAS BEFORE ‘TWILIGHT’?

Yeah, this was like seven or eight years ago. I wrote the film in three weeks and it took me seven or eight years to get it made. It was a longer journey for me, but I remember just being on the subways and having an idea for a pickpocket movie. I thought that would be an interesting world and then I started fantasizing about what this guy’s life was like and why he pick-pocketed and what his world looked like and wouldn’t it be fun if he still lived with his mom and why he pick-pocketed was a key thing for me, too. I was also very influenced by ’70′s movies. I love ’70′s movies and how they’re character driven. I love Paul Newman movies and [Steve] McQueen movies where they play these anti-heroes that are flawed, but you root for them. I wanted to create a character like that, that was flawed but that you rooted for.

WHY DID YOU PICK MICHAEL CORRENTE AS THE DIRECTOR?

Well, Michael is from Rhode Island, but he has a very east coast sensibility. There was a movie that he was doing ‘Brooklyn Rules,’ and I’ll tell you a funny story about that. I auditioned for this movie, ‘Brooklyn Rules,’ when there was another director onboard. I went in and I read and it was about a kid that grew up in Queens in the ’80′s. I was like, ‘I grew up in Queens in the ’80′s. I’m perfect for this.’ I went in and I read and I called my agent and I said, ‘How did I do?’ They said, ‘They don’t think you’re right for it.’ I was like, ‘How could I not be right for that? I lived that world.’ So, I was kind of bummed and then the movie never got made, and then a couple of years later Michael Corrente was attached to it and he actually went through the old audition tapes from the previous director, saw my audition and said, ‘This kid is perfect.’ So, it just goes how to show how subjective acting is because one director was like, ‘He’s completely wrong.’ Then another director off of the same tape was like, ‘This is the only kid that can play this role.’

IN ‘LOOSIES’ WOULD IT BE SAFE TO SAY THAT BEHIND EVERY CHANGED MAN, STANDS A WOMEN?

Oh, for sure, and I think it’s definitely evident in this film. Bobby has a certain perception of who he is which gets shattered. Someone once said that when you have a good woman you look in the mirror and all the truths come out. She becomes a mirror for all the real truths and his perception that he is doing the right thing. He’s trying to protect his mom. He’s trying to make good on his father’s debt. His mom needs him. Yeah, he steals a couple of dollars here and there, but no one is going to go home being broke over it. So, he finds a way to make excuses for all these things that are flaws within him, and when she holds up that mirror to him he starts to realize, ‘Okay, this isn’t good.

BESIDES THE FACT THAT VAMPIRES HAVE A GREAT CALLING CARD, WHAT DID YOU LEARN FROM THAT EXPERIENCE?

I’ve done so many different characters and so this was for me another. It was something different than I had ever done. That’s what was appealing about it for me as an actor. I thought, ‘Okay, this is a world that I haven’t explored yet,’ and I liked that character and I hadn’t played him before. So, I was very intrigued by that world. I love Catherine Hardwicke and I thought, ‘I’d love to work with her. She’s a talented filmmaker.’ But I think mostly what I got out of that was this huge fan base that actually came and saw this film. As an actor you go and you do your work and then you don’t know who’s showing up. I mean, it could be five people that see it and it could be ten million people who see it. You kind of give it away and you have no control over if that film is successful or not. This film was very successful, ‘Twilight’ was, and it opened my career up to a whole other fan base who all of a sudden looked at me and said, ‘I like this actor,’ and went back and started looking at my work previous to that.

THE HARRY POTTER CAST TALKED A LOT ABOUT THE SEPRATION ANXIETY WHEN IT WAS ALL OVER. ARE THE CAST MEMBERS OF ‘TWLIGHT’ STARTING TO GO THROUGHT THAT?

I don’t think that we’ve felt it yet because have another film coming out. So, I think in November next year we’ll all be together doing press for it. I mean, it’s still talked about in interviews because it’s still currently going on. So, even though we finished the filming process of it I think I’m quite happy to have now completed that process of it. And now getting to sit back and just enjoy it as a fan.

Source: eurweb || facinellilatino