!!!!I'm so glad Kristen is understanding how HUGE the Twilight series are and here's the full interview (if anyone can't see it)
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A Twilight Series That SucksIn All The Right Ways
Harry Potter did it for wizards, Lord of the Rings won big for hobbits, and Narnia brought it home for the talking woodland creatures. But can a soon-to-shoot movie similarly turn the creaky film clich of vampires into the next multimillion-dollar fantasy flick franchise?
The movie is called Twilight, 17-year-old Into the Wild actress Kristen Stewart beamed when we recently spoke to her. [Lords of Dogtown filmmaker] Catherine Hardwicke is directing it in Washington. Its based on a book thats pretty popular [among] young adult, high school kids.
Although Stewart and co-star Robert Pattinson (Cedric Diggory!) will soon film only the first movie, theyre already talking about turning the vampire storyline into a series that really sucks. And since the latest book sold over 150,000 copies in its first day alone, Bella and Edward fans everywhere are already counting down the months until the films release.
People really love these books, said Stewart. Right now its a trilogy, and a fourth book is coming out, so hopefully well get to shoot all four.
For those who havent yet been bitten, Twilight will feature Stewart as Bella Swan, a teenage girl whose life gets turned upside-down after she meets and falls in love with a vampire. Additional names will be cast in the next few weeks, but according to the actress, 21-year-old Pattinson is already sinking his teeth into the role of Edward.
Hes so good and hes so soulful and hes just not a liar you can feel pain from him, Stewart cooed. The cool thing about the story is that its a seemingly wonderful fantasy lets fall in love with vampires and live forever but its so much harder than that. Imagine living forever. Living one life is hard enough.
But dont get fooled into thinking this is going to be The Notebook for the undead. The main character is like, superhuman, Stewart said of the action scenes in the script. Hes a vampire, but with really [heightened powers]; he can run faster than a car can drive, and hes super strong. He throws me over his back [in one scene], right before hes going to tell me that hes a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And were going to be in real treetops; were not just going to CGI it. We actually get to go up there, and thats what Im stoked on.
Its a pretty triumphant love story, Stewart concluded, looking forward to stepping in front of the cameras. Its gonna take a while, and it [deserves to be] at least a series of three.
Harry Potter did it for wizards, Lord of the Rings won big for hobbits, and Narnia brought it home for the talking woodland creatures. But can a soon-to-shoot movie similarly turn the creaky film clich of vampires into the next multimillion-dollar fantasy flick franchise?
The movie is called Twilight, 17-year-old Into the Wild actress Kristen Stewart beamed when we recently spoke to her. [Lords of Dogtown filmmaker] Catherine Hardwicke is directing it in Washington. Its based on a book thats pretty popular [among] young adult, high school kids.
Although Stewart and co-star Robert Pattinson (Cedric Diggory!) will soon film only the first movie, theyre already talking about turning the vampire storyline into a series that really sucks. And since the latest book sold over 150,000 copies in its first day alone, Bella and Edward fans everywhere are already counting down the months until the films release.
People really love these books, said Stewart. Right now its a trilogy, and a fourth book is coming out, so hopefully well get to shoot all four.
For those who havent yet been bitten, Twilight will feature Stewart as Bella Swan, a teenage girl whose life gets turned upside-down after she meets and falls in love with a vampire. Additional names will be cast in the next few weeks, but according to the actress, 21-year-old Pattinson is already sinking his teeth into the role of Edward.
Hes so good and hes so soulful and hes just not a liar you can feel pain from him, Stewart cooed. The cool thing about the story is that its a seemingly wonderful fantasy lets fall in love with vampires and live forever but its so much harder than that. Imagine living forever. Living one life is hard enough.
But dont get fooled into thinking this is going to be The Notebook for the undead. The main character is like, superhuman, Stewart said of the action scenes in the script. Hes a vampire, but with really [heightened powers]; he can run faster than a car can drive, and hes super strong. He throws me over his back [in one scene], right before hes going to tell me that hes a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And were going to be in real treetops; were not just going to CGI it. We actually get to go up there, and thats what Im stoked on.
Its a pretty triumphant love story, Stewart concluded, looking forward to stepping in front of the cameras. Its gonna take a while, and it [deserves to be] at least a series of three.
Credits: http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2008/02/04/krist...the-right-ways/
but whatever 
? I am accepting Cedward more each day!
