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Russell Brand is slated to host the MTV Movie Awards. We’re sure it will go better this time. Anyone remember when he actually cut Robert Pattinson off from talking back in 2008 at the VMA’s when MTV debuted the Twilight clip?
Remember to vote daily over at the MTV movie awards!
According to MTV
Thankfully, Wednesday (May 9) MTV announced that the first lineup of presenters would come from four of the season’s most anticipated blockbusters, “The Amazing Spider-Man,” “Snow White and the Huntsman,” “Prometheus” and “Ted.”
Emma Stone, Andrew Garfield, Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron, Michael Fassbender, Mila Kunis and Mark Wahlberg will all be on hand on Sunday, June 3, to hand out the Golden Popcorn statuettes.
Breaking Dawn is up for two categories. Remember to vote DAILY!!!!!!!!!
Chaske Spencer is leading an initiative to encourage greater voter participation among Native peoples.
Chaske Spencer, Native American actor most known for his role in the Twilight movie saga, is a supporter of the 2012 Native Vote – http://www.NativeVote.org – a national non-partisan campaign of the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), focused on registering voters, getting out the vote, and protecting the right to vote in Native American communities. With close to a million unregistered voters, NCAI is making an effort to turn out the largest Native vote in history. Visit http://www.NativeVote.org to learn how to get involved and make every vote count!
Chaske is also active in raising awareness to issues effecting Indian Country through his organization Be the Shift (http://www.unitedglobalshift.org/).
We are not a site here that takes political sides; however, the Lexicon supports the idea that voter participation is important no matter where you live and it’s freedom to be celebrated and used to effect change.
Noel Fisher who plays Vladamir talks about Breaking Dawn with BME In teh photo taken last year, you can see him having dinner with other fellow new vamps Guri Weinberg, Patrick Brennan, Omar Metwally, Tracey Heggins and others.
BME: ‘The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Part 2’ fanbase is quite a departure from your television and film roles. Do you think this will open the door for more roles in these types of films like ‘The Hunger Games’?
NF: I haven’t put much thought into what kinds of doors the Twilight franchise will open. I am definitely a person who enjoys movies like The Hunger Games (I read all the books about three years ago) so I would love to be part of another big franchise like that. I think these types of films can offer actors the chance to play some really cool characters and help create these amazingly immersive worlds. I mean I get to play a 3000 year old bad ass vampire in Breaking Dawn! That’s rad! It’s like playing pretend when you were a kid…but with a multi-million dollar budget.
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Maria Menounos & Derek Hough danced the Viennese Waltz last night to Christina Perri’s 1,000 Years.
Kristen Stewart was on Jimmy Kimmel’s show last night to talk Snow White and the Huntsman and more.
Kellan Lutz has been cast as Tarzan in the new films being directed by Reinhard Klooss. Jane Porter will be played by Spencer Locke. The Hollywood Reporter is saying that the film will be a performance capture 3D film which we’re assuming will be something like James Cameron’s Avatar. Still, Kellan fans should be thrilled due to the fact that Tarzan is well known for wearing only a loin cloth!
We want your opinion. DO you think Kellan will be a great Tarzan? And would you rather see just him or is a motion capture of him more interesting?
In case you missed it, Kristen Stewart was on Jay Leno last week promoting SWATH. She talks about the reshoots for Breaking Dawn Part 2 including a foot injury she sustained. She confirms that the reshoots were all about the hunting scenes. She also confirms that there were “fake children” used as stand in for Renesemee.
Known for her roles in such films as Somewhere in Time and James Bond as well as being Dr. Quinn, Jane Seymour is now taking on the role of Mrs. Wattelsbrook in Austenland. The films is an adaptation of Shannon Hale’s novel and is produced by Stephenie Meyer’s new film company.
“I play the awful woman who runs the place,” Seymour says, “and I’m completely wrong about everything… this absurd concept, this whole thing, It’s quite funny.”
If you have read the book and it’s sequel then you know that Mrs. Watttelsbrook is one of the only characters to appear in both books. There is no word on whether the sequel will be filmed, but Seymour had this to say about Stephenie Meyer:
“She’s unbelievable. She was very hands on. In fact, so were all of the women in that movie. Shannon Hale wrote it. Jerusha Hess directed. It was actually nothing but women.”
Read the whole article at the Hollywood Reporter.
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