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Summit Entertainment just released two new photos and the EW feature article photos that came out last week. The newest two are below. We’re are working on uploading hi-res versions of all of them, but it’s going to take awhile because there are 9 and they are huge.
This week in Laura’s column on Movies.com she covers the ever changing looks of the the Twilight Saga on screen.
“Change. Either you’re a person who likes change, or you go with the “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” theory. The Twilight Saga has had its changes, ranging from casting, to directors, to character appearance, to Edward’s Volvo, and those are just for starters. Most fans realize that when you are going to adapt a book to screen, or switch out directors, inevitably, some things are going to get cut or changed. The question is how much change is good and how much is distracting.
So what do you think of Cameron Bright’s, who play’s Alec, Breaking Dawn details?
Are you interested in Bronson Pelletier’s new film? It costars Tinsel Korey.
Ashley Greene and Anna Kendrick are two of artists that have been named as honorees for the 2011 Spotlight Awards hosted by the The Creative Coalition. The Spotlight Initiative was created in 2008 to support independent films with messages that make a positive difference in the world and celebrate the art and craft of filmmaking for their social relevance. Ashley gained attention for her work in the film “Butter” about an adopted girl who discovers her talent for butter carving and competes against an ambitious local woman in their town’s annual contest. Anna’s work in 50/50, a film about a 27 year old man’s battle to beat cancer, is what caught the attention of the Creative Coalition. The awards will be given out at the Toronto Film Festival on Sept. 10.
Read the full story at BroadwayWorld.com.
Seventeen year old Daktoa Fanning has landed the title role in the Emma Thompson period film “Effie.” Set in the 1850’s, the story focuses on the loveless marriage of Euphemia Gray and the famed critic John Ruskin. The cast includes Greg Wise as Ruskin, Tom Sturridge as John Everett Millais , the artists Effie had an affair with, and Emma Thompson as Lady Eastlake, who helps Effie through her struggles. The script has been in development for some time. It appears that casting Dakota was the final piece of the puzzle.
See the whole story on Deadline.
Next Movie interviewed Cam Gigandet about his movie Priest heading to DVD. This is what he had to say about the Twilight Saga’s impact on his career:
In the final analysis, do you get more attention from fans for killing Marissa Cooper or breaking Bella’s leg?
[Laughs] I’m going to have to go with the “Twilight” fans because… they are really never-ending. I played paintball this past weekend with my dad — the whole day, people would come up and say “Oh, you’re the guy from –” and if it was a girl, without fail, the girl would bring up ‘Twilight.” They used to bring up “The O.C.” but not so much anymore.
The guys who came up to me this past weekend — it was always “Never Back Down.” Which is interesting.
Thankfully, “Twilight” set me up for a really long time. Everything that has such success and a fan following makes my job easier. It’ll always help me, for the rest of my career.
See more on Next Movie.
Here is the full length view of the the teaser poster that came out during Comic Con. Tell us your thoughts in the comments! Update from Summit, this is not the official poster in the sense that this is what’s going to hang in movie theatre lobbies. It’s an item that fans are going to be able to buy from NECA the official licensees of various Twilight Saga merchandise.
Each year Forks puts on a Stephenie Meyer themed celebration to coincide with the weekend closest to Bella’s September 13th birthday. This year they have their own website http://stepheniemeyerday.com/ Where they are rapidly filling in the details of the weekend.
The town of Forks has also made some rather necessary and practical changes to handle the influx of visitors. According to the Forks, Washington blog “The members of West End Business & Professional Association and Forks Chamber of Commerce have gone in together on two Sanicans placed downtown for the summer tourists. Merchants in the area of the stoplight had been complaining about Twilight visitors using their restrooms which are usually back in store rooms and not meant for public use. [Read more…]
Daemon’s Movies chats with Tinsel Korey about Twilight and her upcoming work in Fishing Naked with Bronson Pelletier.Pictured is Tinsel going through the effects make-up process.
At Comic-Con people camped our for two days to be at the panel for ‘Twilight’. Has the level of intense fandom had an effect on you and your career?
Tinsel Korey: Obviously it opens doors, in a way, having something big like that, absolutely. I don’t know if the level of work has gone further. I already had a career that was sort of building before ‘Twilight’. So it definitely gave it a little bit of a bump, but I was already going in that direction anyways and so it just sort of kept that steady pace of work for me. [Read more…]
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