The international trailer for the upcoming, Snow White and the Hunstman has been dubbed into English. Fans can now enjoy the new footage with English commentary. Take a look below:
Kristen Stewart’s Fangtastic Vampire Transition: “It’s a Great Challenge for an Actor!”
By Ali in December 15, 2011 • Filed in: Articles and Interviews
E!Online spoke with Melissa Rosenberg about Bella’s transformation into a vamp!
So what do those close to the final Twilight installment have to say on K.Stew’s vamp transformation?
Well, we hope you said so long to the Bella Swan you know and love when you hit the theaters last month.
“You know, Kristen and Bella—synonymously—fidget. They’re awkward,” writer Melissa Rosenberg tells us, “and as a vampire, she’s still. So you have to write toward that, like ‘Remember to move!’ Because as a vampire all that goes away.”
And Melissa seems as excited to see the newbie vamp in action as we are.
“I can’t wait to see Kristen embody that. It’s a great challenge for an actor,” Melissa dished.
And we’re sure K.Stew is up for the challenge—you know the gal love’s to put her acting chops to the test.
Vote For Kristen on E! Online’s Leading Lady of the Year
The weather outside might be getting colder, but E! Online’s $25,000 Celeb of the Year tournament is heating up! We’re down to the final four players in our Leading Ladies bracket and the gloves are coming off as these A-list hotties battle for the most coveted title of the year.
It’s no surprise the No. 1 seed Kristen Stewart continued to dominate. In her matchup against Glee gal Lea Michele, the newly immortal Bella Swan brought in 66 percent of your votes, easily grabbing the victory. But this round was full of upsets.
While Black Swan may have been a huge career boost for both Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman, only one of these beauties is moving on. No. 6 Mila was able to defeat No. 3 Jennifer Aniston decisively with 55 percent, but No. 2 Natalie wasn’t so lucky. Harry Potter heroine Emma Watson, No. 10, sent the Oscar winner home with 55 percent as well.
Plus, No. 5 Emma Stone brought No. 4 Blake Lively’s year to a close after she earned 66 percent of the vote.
Don’t forget! There’s a lot on the line as E! will donate $25,000 to the charity of the winner’s choice, so be sure to vote! Voting closes for Round 3 on Monday, December 19th.
International Trailer for “Snow White and the Huntsman” Released
The first international trailer, which is featured in Spanish has been released for the upcoming film, Snow White and the Hunstman. The new trailer features some never-been-seen clips not included in the English version. Take a look below:
Kristen Stewart, Anne Hathaway Top Forbes List of Best Actors for the Buck
By Ali in December 6, 2011 • Filed in: Articles and Interviews
Fox reported today the Top Forbes Listed of Best Actors & Actresses that yield the highest amount at the box office.
“Twilight” starlet Kristen Stewart and actress Anne Hathaway topped Forbes magazine’s list of Hollywood’s Best Actors for the Buck, released Tuesday.For every $1 Stewart is paid, her films yield an average of $55.83, according to the money magazine’s calculations covering projects over the past three years.
The 21-year-old has primarily focused her energy on the massively successful “Twilight” franchise of vampire films and has only taken minor roles in smaller indie projects.
Hathaway, 29, came in at number two on the list — for every $1 she is paid, her films earn an average $45.67.
The newly engaged actress starred in the box office hit “Alice in Wonderland” but her other recent films “Love and Other Drugs” and “Bride Wars” didn’t gain much traction with fans.
In third place on the list is Stewart’s “Twilight” costar and rumored boyfriend Robert Pattinson.
For every $1 the English actor, 25, earns, his films — including “Water for Elephants” and “Remember Me” — earn an average $39.43.Hollywood’s Best Actors for the Buck
1. Kristen Stewart: Film yield per $1 paid — $55.83
2. Anne Hathaway: Film yield per $1 paid — $45.67
3. Robert Pattinson: Film yield per $1 paid — $39.43
4. Daniel Radcliffe: Film yield per $1 paid — $34.24
5. Shia LaBeouf: Film yield per $1 paid — $29.40
6. Robert Downey Jr.: Film yield per $1 paid — $18.74
7. Matt Damon: Film yield per $1 paid — $15.83
8. Cate Blanchett: Film yield per $1 paid — $15.17
9. Meryl Streep: Film yield per $1 paid — $13.54
10. Johnny Depp: Film yield per $1 paid — $12.48
Kristen Stewart’s damsels in distress
By Ali in December 5, 2011 • Filed in: Articles and Interviews, Snow White and the Huntsman, Twilight
News has been very quiet in the Kristen front as she has returned to filming in England. But I came across an article that I missed that the Vancouver Sun did on Kristen and her two characters Bella Swan & Snow White.
Indeed, the 21-year-old has had a great deal to be enthusiastic about. She’s near the end of her Twilight phase of playing the lost-in-love-with-a-vampire Bella, as Part 1 hits theatres to a great deal of anticipation, followed by the already completed Part 2 set for release in November 2012.
The good news for Stewart is that the Twilight franchise has put her in position to do what she wants. For instance, she’s in the middle of playing another iconic character, Snow White in Snow White and the Huntsman, shooting in London.
In the fractured action version of the fairy tale, a huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) is commanded to take Stewart’s Snow White into the woods to be eliminated. Soon enough, the huntsman falls for Snow White and sets about, with Snow White, to de-throne the evil Queen (Charlize Theron) who ordered the murder.
Sure, Bella and Snow White might be variations on the theme of a damsel in distress, but they don’t have much else in common. Yet Stewart is persuaded to compare Bella and Snow White, and the actress attempts to, punctuated by the first of many grabs of her hair.
“I guess the only actual comparison that sticks out in my mind is that they really are both, in different ways, matriarchs,” she said on a break from filming the Snow White movie.
But Stewart’s no expert. She said she got to know Bella over time. Snow White is another story, one that’s not that familiar to her.
“I didn’t grow up on fairy tales,” she said. “I know everyone says that the reason this Snow White thing is so cool is that we’ve all grown up with these stories, but I’m like, ‘Nah, I didn’t.’”
She does appreciate how important both Bella and Snow White are to fans of each.
Read the entire article here
Lily Collins Auditioned for Kristen Stewart’s Snow White Role
By Ali in November 25, 2011 • Filed in: Snow White and the Huntsman
Lily Collins spoke with Access Hollywood recently and revealed she auditioned for the part that eventually went to Kristen.
Lily Collins takes on one of the most beloved fairytale characters ever in the upcoming “Mirror Mirror,” and she knows her journey as Snow White will be very different than Kristen Stewart’s, who plays the same princess in “Snow White & The Huntsman.”
“Our Snow White starts off as the fairytale princess we all know and love and then she progresses into a young woman and much of a fighter, but it’s not an edgy version of the story or a darker version. It’s very much a comedic adventure and I think the other one is a little darker,” Lily, who has seen some of the other ‘s script, told Access Hollywood guest correspondent Elizabeth Chambers during a recent set visit.
“The images of our films are very, very different,” Lily continued. “They’re both kind of untold stories, so you know they’re different in their own ways.”
Lily actually auditioned for both Snow White roles.
“I did read the other Snow White script,” she told Elizabeth, the wife of Lily’s co-star, Armie Hammer. “I auditioned for it, but I’ve been so excited for Kristen. I think that story is so different than ours and the girls are so different. She’s perfect for her version, and I’m really excited to be doing this one and I think they have totally different audiences.”
To read the entire article go here.
Kristen Kept a Swear Jar While On Set of “Breaking Dawn”
The 21-year-old actress’ Breaking Dawn character Bella Swan becomes a mother in the latest instalment of the vampire franchise, so she had a lot of scenes with a young child, leading her to make an extra – although not entirely successful – effort not to use curse words.
She told Empireonline.com: “I have, like, Tourette’s syndrome. I get so mad sometimes if I can’t get something. I have a child in Breaking Dawn and I constantly swear, so there is a swear jar on set that just I ended up paying into.
“Every single time she’d go, ‘I know what you just said!’ and I’d say, ‘No, you didn’t! You didn’t hear that!’ “
Now that filming has finished on the Twilight series, Kristen has moved onto other films, appearing in On the Road and Snow White and the Huntsman, which has seen her move a further out of her comfort zone to embrace more diverse characters.
Kristen – who is in a relationship with her ‘Twilight’ co-star Robert Pattinson – added: “Well I have had a lot of experience playing very contemporary, very close to myself relatable parts, but I find that I have to have that feeling even if it is placed in a different context such as Snow White which is fantastical.
“I’m not, at least not yet, a character actor. But the last few parts that I have played, like I just played Marylou in ‘On the Road’, were so completely different to who I am that it made me realise I can push myself a little more.
“I can probably do things that aren’t within my comfort zone. Not that I try to stay there! It’s just that when you are a particular person you connect to certain things.”
Entertainment Weekly Scans
I have scanned the new issue of Entertainment Weekly featuring Kristen, Robert & Taylor. Love the image of her by herself … she looks so beautiful!
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Kristen Stewart on ‘Breaking Dawn’ wedding song: ‘I just became instantly emotional’
Kristen talks about the song that is played during the wedding scene in Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part One.
Dedicated Twilight fans might recognize the song that plays during the long-awaited wedding between Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) when they see Breaking Dawn this weekend (if they haven’t seen it already; the film made over $30 million in midnight screenings Thursday night). It’s a special ‘wedding version’ of the Iron & Wine song, ‘Flightless Bird, American Mouth’ that played during the prom scene in the first Twilight movie way back when in 2008.
“Before we even started shooting the first Twilight with [director] Catherine Hardwicke, I was rehearsing with Rob and we were sort of dancing around this room, trying to do this scene,” Stewart tells EW. “I put on Iron & Wine’s ‘Flightless Bird, American Mouth’ and I just became instantly emotional. Rob couldn’t handle it — it got weird! But I was like, ‘oooh, this is perfect.’”
Stewart says that they ended up playing the song for her on-set when they filmed the actual scene, and the rest is Twilight history. Listen for parts of the song to play during the long-awaited love scene too: “I think our composer played with it and you hear the melody throughout the film,” says Stewart.
Be sure to pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly to read more from Kristen, Robert & Taylor!
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