Robert Pattinson Says Bella Will Show Treachery In Twilight ‘Eclipse’ Movie

Robert Pattinson says Bella will show treachery in Twilight ‘ Eclipse’ movie. MTV news recently caught up with Robert Pattinson about three nights ago in New York to talk a little bit about the “Twilight Saga : New Moon” sequel, “Twilight Saga: Eclipse.” Robert Pattinson plays Bella’s vampire love interest, Edward Cullen.
Robert said his favorite scene will be,when Bella (Kristen Stewart) shows a little bit of treachery,and that it’ll be a good scene.
Next, they talked about his new movie coming up called, “Remember Me.” He said, he hopes it gets the same type of fan base that the “Twilight Saga” movies get,but it’s not really similar to it at all.
His latest flick to hit theaters, “Twilight Saga: New Moon” just broke “midnight” and “single day” ticket sales records this weekend. So if you haven’t seen it yet,go check it out.
“Twilight Saga: New Moon” is in theaters now. “Twilight Saga: Eclipse” will arrive June 30, 2010.

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Robert Pattinson Wouldn’t Want To Live Forever

When Robert Pattinson’s character, Cedric Diggory, was ruthlessly slain in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – thereby ending his brief, but magical spell at Hogwarts – it could so easily have been curtains for his fledgling career. Instead, it acted as the catalyst for a grander fantasy, as he was propelled from bit-part wizard to vampire lead Edward Cullen in the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s best-selling teen-tome, Twilight.
In doing so, not only has Pattinson starred in two of the biggest fantasy franchises in film history – a huge coup for any aspiring actor – but he’s also become one of Hollywood’s hottest new stars and a pin-up for hordes of adoring, teenage girls. (ahem...what about us cougars?)

Accordingly, his life’s become a whirl of crazed, Twilight fans loitering outside his home, the paparazzi preying upon his every move and being mobbed whenever he appears in public. It’s a predicament he’s struggling to cope with.


“Every time I go out, no matter where I am, people just go completely nuts! It’s unreal,” he says, shaking his head in disbelief. “When I started doing this, I knew the books were big in America but it keeps surprising me how much bigger everything’s getting! Every time I see physical manifestations of it, like fans going wild, my brain can’t process it, because it’s just too weird.

“One of the weirdest days was when we started shooting New Moon at this high school, in Canada. The school was still open, so there were kids everywhere,” recalls Pattinson. “We did this scene, where we were just walking around the corridors but, after every take, all the kids started applauding. It was the same whenever a class came out after a lesson: they’d all clap. That was really bizarre – one of the strangest days ever.”

He’s also bemused by the frequent comparisons made between him, Jude Law and Leonardo DiCaprio – who personally endorsed Pattinson’s burgeoning career and teen heartthrob status by declaring; “finally there’s someone to take that burden off me”.

“When I heard Leonardo DiCaprio had said that, I just thought; ‘Wow, that’s so cool,’ because that guy’s had the best career of any young actor,” enthuses Pattinson. “You can virtually guarantee anything he’s in will be good. That’s the type of career I’d like to have too.”

He’s beginning to, with a series of diverse roles including portraying Salvador Dali in Little Ashes, a biopic of the legendary Spanish artist, playing an angst-ridden 20-something in the acclaimed How to Be and starring alongside Pierce Brosnan in Remember Me. But, for the moment, Pattinson’s world revolves around New Moon and Eclipse, the next two instalments of the Twilight chronicles.

“Yeah, I’ve done a couple of other films – working straight through, without a day off, for a year – so it was great to get back to this [New Moon]. It’s actually been kind of fun,” he smiles. “That was a surprise, because the first film was really difficult. I actually found it hard trying to portray the profundity of him finding love and having those kinds of intense feelings, as he goes from feeling absolutely nothing – from being fossilised – to suddenly feeling everything, because he meets this girl, Bella. It was really hard to show that. I was always stressing myself out [about it].

“But with this one [New Moon] I felt really relaxed and found it easy to get back into it,” Pattinson grins. “I think it’s because I always connected more to the second book, than the first. I just understood the story and his motivations a lot more, because there are all these emotions in it that I can relate to in my own life, like when he feels himself making the wrong decision about leaving Bella behind, but he does it anyway.

“I think you do that a lot, as a guy, in relationships. It’s like you’re compelled to mess it up,” he suggests, sniggering involuntarily at the premise of Edward literally abandoning Bella to the werewolves when she turns to Taylor Lautner’s character, Jacob Black, for solace. “I can understand him doing that, because I’m always messing up. It’s real life – it’s what happens!”
 

Pattinson’s real life, these days, is about as strange and spooky as his pivotal role in New Moon, but he has an interesting take on it – and also his meteoric rise to stardom.

“I think it’s karma. I really do, because karma’s bitten me on the arse so many times, like with this,” he suggests, seriously. “They’d been doing castings for it for over a year and they’d even asked me to do a tape for it, in London, at least six months before, but I just didn’t bother because I thought; ‘Well, I’m not going to get it anyway.’ I was actually quite blase about the whole thing, but then I went over to LA, walked in the room and did the audition, something clicked and I got the part a week later! I actually think I was the last person they saw.

“It was kind of the same with Harry Potter. I’d never have auditioned for it, because I don’t like the way they cast those big movies,” he explains. “They do group auditions, where you have to pretend to climb a tree or something like that. There’s no way I’d do that; I’d be too embarrassed. Luckily the casting director from Vanity Fair – a movie I’d previously done – was also casting Goblet of Fire and asked me to meet [director] Mike Newell before they’d cast anyone. It’s probably because she felt guilty after my part got cut from Vanity Fair!”

Whatever the reason, be it chance, charm, guile or guilt, Pattinson has shrewdly exploited his position to transform himself from unknown Brit to Hollywood-hit, by nailing the part of vampire Edward Cullen and casting a supernatural effect over both critics and fans, alike.

But, despite his fondness for the Twilight saga and his character, Pattinson insists he’ll be happy to finally banish them both to the grave, after the concluding episode. Likewise, he’s less than enamoured with the idea of acquiring any vampire traits himself.

“When you think about it, being a vampire means you have to kill people and feed on their blood, but all you get in return is you can run really fast, or throw things around. That’s kind of a lame trade-off,” he surmises.

“It’s the same with living forever. I wouldn’t want to, under any circumstance. I don’t think anyone would want to, would they? It’s like my great aunt.
“She’s 97 and a very, very funny woman but every time I talk to her she says things like; ‘When you next come to see me, can you please bring me some poison?’ I’m like; ‘Yeah, OK’ because I know what she means. Live forever? I couldn’t think of anything worse…”

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Kiss Me *Spoiler*

                               
                               OH. MY. GOD.

I originally had the kiss scene spoiler posted here.  But Youtube, as usual, pulled the clip. So I'm going to repost in this spot with Kiss scene screencaps...hold on to your seat.....

 

                            ....I don't know how much more I can take...


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How many sneak peeks of New Moon is too many?

With countless Twilight Saga New Moon photos released online and a slew of new New Moon clips hitting the web on a weekly basis, eventually Twilight Saga fans will have the entire New Moon film in pieces, which begs the Twilight question: Is it even worth the trouble to see New Moon in the theater? Is Summit Entertainment releasing too much of New Moon ahead of the November 20 Twilight Saga premiere? Lately some of the frenzied Twilight anticipation for New Moon feels to be eroding away with so many New Moon photos and clips of Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and the New Moon wolf pack now online. And with New Moon still four weeks away from its Twilight premiere, it's safe to assume Twilight and New Moon fans will see even more before the Twilight Saga sequel hits theaters. To some Twilight degree, the many New Moon photos and clips feel as through we're sneaking a peek at Twilight Saga Christmas presents and then trying to act surprised when New Moon Christmas morning arrives.
At this point, should we still be excited over all of the New Moon coverage? The excitement over New Moon is understandable and certainly makes Twilight Saga fans happy. Now another new New Moon clip has been released featuring the Volturi clan in New Moon. Although the new New Moon clip is cool, it's starting to feel a little too much and diluting the Twilight surprise.
By the time November 20 comes, Twilight Saga fans will be so hyped for New Moon that fans may not realize how much of New Moon they've already seen from the many New Moon photos and clips already released. Although I'm still Twilight psyched to see New Moon and can't wait, I'm curious if other Twilight Saga fans feel the same way. With only four weeks until the premiere of New Moon, is it fair to call for a Twilight Saga moratorium on New Moon clips and photos to keep the Twilight sequel excitement intact?

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Rob Takes A Beating In The New 'New Moon' TV Spot...

Taylor Lautner best watch his back. Though all the publicity for "Twilight" follow-up "New Moon" would have us believe Taylor is the star of this vampire romance, judging from another new TV spot on Yahoo Movies!, Welsh actor Michael Sheen, who plays fiendish vampire Aro, may just steal the show.

While yesterday's "Event" spot focused on the rising tension between Edward and Jacob, "Volturi Fight" features a showdown between Edward (Robert Pattinson) and the ruling coven's henchman Felix (Daniel Cudmore). The clip opens on Aro contemplating Bella's (Kristen Stewart) fate.

"What do we do with you now?" he wonders aloud, betraying not a hint of emotion. Caius (Jamie Campbell Bower) and Marcus (Christopher Heyerdahl) sitting atop matching thrones, convince Aro that Bella knows too much. With a slight tilt of his head, Aro summons Felix to take care of matters, but Edward quickly steps in front of Bella, flipping her behind him, to shield her from the guard. So instead, Felix throws Edward in the air, smashing him into the marble floor and cracking his beautiful face.
As impressed as I was with Michael's subtly nuanced performance (even in the short, short bit highlighted here), I was also pleased to see more authentic-looking special effects at work. We've gotten hints of it in previous trailers, but here once again we get a glimpse of the "vampire speed" effect, which in "Twilight" looked cartoonish but here looks smooth and sleek like something off of "True Blood."

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First "New Moon" TV spot

With 28 days to go...

Jacob's transformation...what an intense scene

More of Bella vs. Wolfpack

Screencaps from the official New Moon myspace profile

Just because I love Jasper...

                 You can check out all 21 screencaps here.

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Bella's Heartache...This video is AMAZING

This is probably one of THE best fan made video's i've seen!  Beautifully edited, brought tears...LOVE IT...