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Finally! The wedding bells are ringing for Hollywood's dream couple. For now, though, only in cinemas: In the first part of the "Twilight" showdown (part 2 starts in 2012) Kristen as a beautiful mortal, and Rob as a sexy vampire pledge their troth either to other. And: For the first time there are some really hot bed scenes! We met the young stars for an interview at San Diego's ComicCon.

TV Movie: Be honest: Was the film sex difficult for you?

Rob: Oh yes! I felt really uncomfortable.

TV Movie: Too many people on set?

Rob: No, a fear had rather something to do with Taylor and his fantastic body. Jacob, as a werwolf, has bared all already in the last two films. And to be honest, I can't keep up with him.

TV Movie: The fans will be pleased with the new passion nevertheless...

Kristen: After for year it's about time! (laughs)
Rob: They're very emotional scenes. For the first time I felt like a human, not like a vampire.

TV Movie: What do you think of Bella's wedding dress?

Kristen: I love it! It's old fashioned, though, but that's exactly what I like.

TV Movie: Would you wear such a dress on your own wedding?

Kristen: No, no. But it fits for Bella, and that's most important.

TV Movie: Do you believe in marriage?

Kristen: I like the thought of two people staying together for the rest of their lives. For me, however, this doesn't need to be sealed with signatures.

TV Movie: How would you describe the first part of "Breaking Dawn"?

Kristen: Mature is the right word. This time it's not about fighting, but the fact that we start a family.

TV Movie: The film is also very dark...

Kristen: That's right. Bella keeps saying that she would die for a life with Edward. In the movie she shows how seriously she takes it.

TV Movie: Is Edward the great hero like everyone thinks?

Rob: For me he's never been the great hero. Edward isn't interested in the rest of the world at all. Just at the end.

TV Movie: With the birth of his vampire daughter...

Rob: Exactly. The moment when the baby comes into world, he no longer thinks only of himself.

TV Movie: Part 2 is filmed already, the Twilight saga is over. What does it feel like?

Rob: I'm a bit paranoid and think after every film "That was my last one..."

TV Movie: What will you miss the most?

Kristen: I've been living in a different world for 4 years and I really liked it there (laughs). I'll miss everything.
Rob: Same for me. Especially the last day was a shock. I've never wanted to think about the end, and then it was suddenly there. Now we have to live with it.

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/Amanda

Denna intervju är med Robert Pattinsons Water For Elephants co-star Reese Witherspoone under Oscarsgalan!
Och självklart - Hon är Team Edward! :D
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Här har ni en intervju med Billy Burke (Charlie) med MTV!
Han pratar ju förstås om hans nya film Drive Angry också, men han tog sig tid att svara på frågor om Breaking Dawn och våran vampyr-Bella också!
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Reelz Channel intervjuade nyligen Billy Burke (Charlie Swan) och i videon pratar han om The Twilight Saga, hans kommande filmer Red Riding Hood (som Twilight's regissör Catherine Hardwicke, regisserar!) och Drive Angry. Mackenzie Foy (Renesmee) kommer även på tal, och som alla andra så har han bara en massa possitiva och bra saker att säga om henne!

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Jag såg Welcome to the Rileys på Uppsala premiären och den var riktigt bra, Kristen var som vandligt jätteduktig och det är så roligt att se henne i andra roller. Om ni har tillgång till det tycker jag absolut att ni ska åka till närmaste biograf och se den, för det är den verkligen värd! :D
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I denna intervju så pratar Peter om Bill Condon, och hur det kändes att spela in slutscenen av sista delen i The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

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Dakota Fannings syster Elle pratar om i den här intervjuen om hur det var att gå på eclipe premiären och träffa twilight trion.

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Här nedan kan ni läsa en intervju med Jodelle Ferland (Bree Tanner), från när hon nyligen var på en The Twilight Saga: Eclipse signering. Hon intervjuas av Salt Lake Magazine, och hon pratar om bla. Twilight, och även några av hennes andra filmer. Det är en väldigt bra/rolig intervju, värd att läsa!

BH: “How has your life changed since Eclipse?”

JF: “Well, my life has changed quite a bit, and in a lot of ways it stays the same. I’m still just, you know, a normal girl who enjoys hanging out with friends doing regular things. But, I mean I wouldn’t be here if it hadn’t been for Twilight. I’ve been doing all sorts of conventions, meeting a lot of fans. It’s just so much fun.”

BH: “Do you have any memorable moments from being on Eclipse?”

JF: “Well, I think honestly the whole movie was pretty memorable. Actually, I did have my 15th birthday on set, so that was pretty cool.”

BH: “Did you get a cake?”

JF: “Yeah I did. I had a birthday cake on set. And I mean that is pretty much every girls dream to have,” she smiles and laughs, “a birthday party on the set of Twilight. I was so happy that I got to do that. That was really fun.”

BH: “What about working with Jeff Bridges and Terry Gilliam on Tideland? How was that?

JF: “Oh that was awesome. I had a blast on Tideland. It was quite a long time ago by now actually,” she laughs, “I was nine years old when I did it. I turned 10 in the middle of filming that.”

BH: “Do you spend most of your birthdays on set?”

JF: “I do actually.”

BH: “That must be hard. Are you away from your family a lot?”

JF: “Well, my mom always comes with me. Because I have to have a parent or guardian on my films, so she has to come with me anyways. So, I’m never completely alone. I mean especially at nine years old when I was filming Tideland. I couldn’t be just going off on my own,” she laughs, “you know sitting in a room ordering room service. It wouldn’t work out too well.”

BH: “Has it ever been too much trying to balance school, acting and everything else?”

JF: “Well, it’s pretty difficult, but I do manage, just barely. I’m homeschooled, and it’s an online schooling program. And on set when I’m filming, I have to have a tutor at all times. It’s the law. And, so at least when I’m filming I have a tutor so that I can keep going with my schooling even when I’m on set. But, it can get pretty difficult to do both and still find time for other things.”

BH: “What do you like to do for fun?”

JF: “Well, I love to read. I’m a major bookworm. And I also love painting and drawing. Artistic-type things.”

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Här nedan så kan ni läsa en intervju med Jackson Rathbone (Jasper) när han promotar för filmen The Last Airbender. Han intervjuas av National Geographic Kids

NG Kids The Last Airbender movie is based on the Nickelodeon series, Avatar: The Last Airbender. What was it like playing a cartoon character?

Jackson Rathbone I was a fan of the Nickelodeon series, so I was excited about bringing an animated show to life – the mix of martial arts, fantasy elements, and family bond. It was months of training and getting to know my incredible cast and crew, who could ask for more?!

NGK Your character, Sokka, can’t ‘bend’ like his sister, Katara. Which element would be the coolest to ‘bend’ in real life?
Jackson Water! It’s the most common element on our earth and in our bodies.
NGK What was it like working with Nicola Peltz (who plays Katara) and Noah Ringer (who plays Aang)?
Jackson They’re both really great! It was amazing to watch them grow as actors, people, and martial artists. I learned a lot from them and I hope they did from me. I feel like Nicola is truly a little sister and Noah could be the little brother I never had!

NGK What was it like shooting the start of the film in Greenland?
Jackson It was freezing! But we had a great time in the cold – snowball fights, body sledding, and waking up to the most serene landscape with the sun slowly spreading across ice. I loved it!

NGK What was the hardest thing about filming in Greenland?
Jackson Hands down, the most challenging part of filming in Greenland was simply walking without falling down in scenes. It’s so icy there!

NGK How did working on The Twilight Saga: Eclipse help you prepare for your scenes in The Last Airbender?
Jackson I actually trained and filmed The Last Airbender a few months before beginning Eclipse. So it was the other way around! The greatest thing I learned is how to keep in control while fighting for the screen.

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Här är en intervju med Kellan Lutz, han pratar om Breaking dawn och Bella & Emmetts armbrytning och även om vem i twilight castet som har bäst magrutor... :D
Ååh han är ju så söt!

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En ny intervu har kommit ut med Kellan Lutz (Emmett) där han pratar om bla. Breaking Dawn, hans och Bellas armbrytning, och hans nya film Meskada, eftersom att intervjuen gjordes på premiären av just den filmen :)
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Här är en video från igår när Ashley Grene gästar Lopez tonight, hon pratar om bla. Joe, Kellan och Braking dawn. Jätteroligt att se lite mer interjuver med henne! Hon är så sjukt vacker!
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Q: Who are the men competing for Red Riding Hood's affections?
A: One of them is Peter, played by Shiloh Fernandez. She feels he is her soul mate, but he's had more of a troubled past. They love each other but that's not the way her mother wants Amanda's life to go. She wants her daughter to have a better life and arranges a marriage with Henry, who's played by Max Irons, the son of Jeremy Irons. He's a very striking-looking kid, as is Shiloh, who's very soulful. Shiloh was my runner-up for Edward in "Twilight" but he and Kristen[Stewart] didn't have the instant chemistry lock that is now well-known.

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And for many young actors, this would have represented the chance to cash in, to do a whole bunch of well-paying wannabe hits with various supernatural love interests. Stewart, on the other hand, prefers the more challenging route: offbeat indies, parts that speak to her in a genuine way, and the occasional portrayal of an icon (like, say, Joan Jett). She only hopes that those who want to see her as nothing more than Bella will give her a chance.

"There's a road I'm going down now, and I'm aware that there's not as much of an audience for strange movies—for different, eclectic movies—and I totally accept that," she says. "But at the same time, if I do films like that, I want people to take it for what it is instead of going, 'Oh, let's see the 'Twilight' girl try to do this.'"

Stewart says she is deeply grateful for all the opportunities the runaway vampire franchise has sent her way, but she has made sure the personas she has taken on since have not been terribly Bella-like. Take her nuanced performance in the recent indie sensation "Welcome to the Rileys." As foul-mouthed teen runaway/stripper Mallory, Stewart is raw and real, a believably bruised troublemaker, and she more than holds her own opposite co-stars James Gandolfini and Melissa Leo. "I'm really glad that it took the time that it did to get made, because I think by the time I was 18, I was ready and more confident and mature enough to play the part," says the actor, now 20. "I had read the script when I was 16, and I was just too young. I would've shied away from stuff, I think."