Robert Pattinson: Remember Me Podcast

This just in from Summit Entertainment:

“We’ve got something really special & unique to share with you today.  Rob Pattinson sat down with the filmmakers of REMEMBER ME — Allen Coulter (director), Nick Osborne (producer) and Will Fetters (writer) for a long form candid chat about the film and working together.

The “Rob Pattinson & Filmmaker Chat” will be rolled out in 3 parts, available on iTunes, as an audio podcast which can be found here —
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/remember-me/id359811752

Rob and the filmmakers share revealing insights into the genesis of the film (Part 1), the character of Tyler (Part 2) and the chemistry between Rob and his co-stars Emilie de Ravin and Ruby Jerins (Part 3), who plays his little sister in the film.  Part 1 is now available — look out for the next installments in the coming days.”

David Slade Gets Artistic

DavidSladeArtDavid Slade is entering the realm of home decorating…no, we aren’t making it up.

“Fans of David Slade, the acclaimed director of cult hits including the psycho-sexual thriller “Hard Candy” and the graphic novel noirish vampire flick “30 Days of Night,” might be shocked to discover that the man has a sweeter side. While working on his third film, “Twilight 3: Eclipse,” the filmmaker has somehow found the time to fill his Fubear Studios website with intriguing illustrations and downright freaky animated films. He also has learned the art of giclee printing. Among his first available works: a quartet of prints starring Scarfdog and Duck, [shown left].”

See the rest on the LA Times.

Jamie Campbell-Bower To Join Game of Thrones

Jamie Campbell Bower at InStyle partyHBO has a new fantasy series in the works with a cast that includes Sean Bean, Jennifer Ehle and others.

“It’s official, HBO has given the go ahead for the upcoming series Game of Thrones based on the book series “A Song of Ice and Fire” by George R.R. Martin. Talk of the pilot being picked up has been floating around the rumor mill for about a year now but things didn’t become official until March 2nd…HBO has requested a total of ten episodes, including the existing pilot. Filming is said to resume this June, locations include Northern Ireland and Morocco. Although the number of actual seasons is dependant on ratings, it’s said each season will cover the storyline of at least one book.”

See more on UGO

Chris Weitz Interview on Buzz Sugar

ChrisNMNot really sure what’s going on here. They might have released their interview material ahead of an embargo, may be having technical problems, or gone with a re-edit. The link to the interview on Buzz Sugar is now dead, but you can see a bunch of the content of the interview on Twilighters Anonymous.

There are lots of different editions of the New Moon DVD. Which bonus features are you particularly excited about?

I’m excited that my voice will finally be heard! For me, the fun thing was doing the commentary with Peter Lambert, my editor, because it kind of re-created the atmosphere in the cutting room. Peter’s a really funny guy, and we were able to delve into not only the behind-the-scenes moments, but to explain why certain things were shot or cut together in certain ways. So that, for me, was the most fun.

When you go back and watch it again, are there things you’d like to change if you could?

I would like to never have shot Rob and Kristen running through the forest and Kristen’s just turned into a vampire. Because everybody always laughs and it makes me feel terrible. [Laughs] I would have shot it a different way so it wouldn’t get that response. But otherwise, I’m very happy with things.”

On a personal note, we agree with Chris on the forest commentary. We spoofed the wide-spread, giggling, fan reaction on our Christmas video.

The Lexicon Turns Four!!

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The date was March 6, 2006.  Very few people had heard of Twilight at the time.  In fact, fanfiction.net  only had about 35 stories posted under the Twilight heading.  When you looked up the name Stephenie Meyer it was probably spelled with an “a” and if you said the name to someone they most likely replied, “Who?”  The number of Twilight related websites on the Internet could be counted on two hands.  There was no Twitter.  There was no Facebook.  There was just the hope of someone finding your web address.  And so it was with little expectation that the Twilight Lexicon went live.

When we opened the site we honestly thought that maybe 100 people would ever visit us.  We celebrated and cheered when the hit counter reached 500.  We were amazed when people actually recognized us at book signings.  And we never ever thought that we’d end up on a convention stage telling our stories or going on set visits or even on the red carpet.  We have always been a couple of fans of a really fun series who feel so fortunate that we have been able to ride this wild ride.

In honor of our birthday, we – Pel and Alphie (Laura and Lori) – have gone and done something that we haven’t done since before Eclipse was published: we have recorded a podcast!  If you were around “back in the day” you might remember that we called them Forkscasts.  We stopped doing them because, frankly, other people were doing it better than us!  But we figured we’d record one for this occasion and fill it full of stories of things we’ve done over the last few years.  Hopefully you will all be entertained and laugh along with us as we prove just how silly we can be.

Now, a birthday wouldn’t be a birthday without gifts!  As a thank you to our readers who have kept us on-line and come back every day for their daily Twilight fix, we will be giving away special prizes every Wednesday for the rest of this month.  We promise you that these are prizes that you will want!  All you have to do to win the prizes is answer the trivia questions that we will post on the next few Wednesdays.  All the trivia questions will come from the stories we tell in the birthday podcast, so even if you haven’t been around since the beginning, you can still have a chance to win.  Keep checking back for more info on how to enter.  And watch our facebook and twitter pages because we might give away a few things over there, too!

But for now, leave a post to this entry about how you found the Lexicon or your first memory of visiting the site.  And if you know what we mean when we say “red leaves” then let us know!  No prize this time, but we’re just curious if anyone remembers them.  They were sorta pretty!

Again, many thanks to all of you for visiting us!  Here’s to another great year!

Twilight Lexicon and Twilight Moms Live Podcast

Borders New Moon DVD Podcast

To celebrate the release the New Moon DVD Laura (Pel) and Kara from Twilight Moms are going to be at the Borders store in Columbus Circle in New York City on Friday, March 19th. The podcast will start at 10:00pm. We’ll be discussing our experiences on the red carpet, the set visits, current Twilight news and we’ll be doing some trivia with giveaways. Come on down and enjoy the fun!

The Bewliers Interview Their Man

What’s a Bewlier you may ask? Check out the Charlie Bewley fans website and find out.  The girls who run this site had a chance to interview Charlie recently.

You can catch part 2 of their interview here.

Wolfpack Wednesday: Let’s Hear It For the Boy, Kiowa Gordon!

KiowaCreaWe are back with this week’s Wolfpack Wednesday! We have just attended several of the Official Twilight Tours run by Creation Entertainment, and we have goodies to share! Creation has tours hitting Atlanta this weekend and Los Angeles next weekend.

If you know the answer to our trivia question write the answer in the comments and we will pick out a random winner from the correct answers. A big TY to Creation for letting us bring these items to you!

During the Creation Entertainment Official Twilight Tour Kiowa Gordon is widely recognized as the member of the wolfpack who has the best______? Hint: think noise.

Check out the Lexicon Twitter for the answer. Put the answer in the comments below and we will pick a random winner from the correct guesses at 11:59 PM est Wednesday, March 3rd.

Remember, we will ship anywhere! We have had winners in North America, Europe, and Oceania. If you are on a sub in the Antarctic we will figure out something!  Congrats to Leslie from Virgina who was last week’s winner.

In addition to the autographed photo we also have a tee from the One Less Nemesis company to give to the winner. The winner can chose a One Less Werewolf or One Less Vampire shirt in your preferred size and style from One Less Nemesis. Take a look at the shirts here: http://www.onelessnemesis.com/onelessnemsisshirts.html

100 Monkeys Supporting Adrenal Cancer Awareness

As many of you know Jackson Rathbone and the members of his band, The 100 Monkeys, lost a very dear friends of theirs, Spencer Bell, to adrenal cancer a number of years ago. Their current cross-nation tour has several stops where they are trying to raise money for research on this disease and to support the Spencer BApril_SBLFlyer_Updatedell Foundation. So below are the details on where you can see the group and support a great cause.

Mad Hatter Contest

A new Spencer Bell CD and a new Spencer Bell Legacy t-shirt will be available at the Dallas concert(see poster to the left). The CD will also be available at Bamboozle, a music festival held on May 1 and 2 at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in NJ.
100Monkeys will perform there on May 1.

Exciting news for 100Monkeys fans!! They will be playing at Poor David’s Pub in Dallas on Friday night before the SBL concert.
Show is on April 23rd. Doors open at 8, show at 9pm. Tickets are $14 and
are on sale now. Frontgate tickets is the site to purchase tickets.

In addition to the concert, Kelly Garrett Rathbone will be at the Deep Ellum Arts Festival on April 2-4, 2010 in Dallas, TX. She is creating a collection specifically for this festival and has generously agreed to
donate part of her profits to adrenal cancer research.
http://www.asccnow.com/events.html

There is also a college radio station (wsinradio.org) playing Spencer
Bell and 100Monkeys music at 9-10 Wednesdays eastern standard time and
it streams worldwide (the dj posted this information at 100Monkeys official music site.

Eclipse Staffing Change

EW reported a staffing change on the Eclipse behind the scenes team.

“Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the uber-successful Twilight series, confirmed this morning that it has replaced Eclipse editor Art Jones with Nancy Richardson, the editor of Catherine Hardwicke’s original Twilight film. The studio is not placing blame on Jones, who previously worked with Eclipse director David Slade on his horror film 30 Days of Night as well as Slade’s Ellen Page-starrer Hard Candy. They do believe, however, that Slade’s material – which they call “very good” – needed a stronger edit. The studio has more confidence in Richardson, who they say understands the emotion of the characters and is an ace at balancing action with the other elements of the film.”

We checked out Art Jones’ resume on the IMDB.  Counting Eclipse, he has worked as an editor on five films in total. Two are short films. Short films generally run no more than thirty minutes and, more often than not, they run under twenty. His full-length film work is limited to movies that David Slade has directed: Hard Candy, and Thirty Days of Night.

We also checked out Nancy Richardson’s resume on the IMDB. Nancy has worked on over 30 productions in movies and TV. She has served as an editor, foley editor (sound specialty), and consultant.  She’s worked with Catherine Hardwicke and Greg Nava on multiple projects as well as a variety of other people.

We sat on this story for 24 hours to see if industry insiders like Nikki Finke might weigh in, and so far no other industry insider is commenting. That’s a little unusual if there was some kind of behind the scenes turmoil.  Lots of Monday morning quarterbacking going on about this on various fansites ranging from grand conspiracy theory to amicable parting of ways, but industry insiders seem pretty quite.  So, take it for what it is, your guess is as good as ours. It’s going to be interesting to see if anything new develops here.