Selasa, 15 Februari 2011
TWILIGHT IN NEXT MOVIE'S MOST ROMANTIC MOVIES EVER..THIS MILLENIUM
Next Movie.com Most Romantic Movies Ever. . . This Millennium
18. ‘Twilight’ (2008)
Like you haven’t heard of this one. The global phenomenon that keeps on
giving, “Twilight” was the film that launched Robert Pattinson and
Kristen Stewart into the stratosphere as the hottest on-screen (and
off?) couple to come along in quite some time. As the resident high
school vampire Edward, Pattinson broods and poses his way through class,
attracting the attention of Bella (Stewart), a shy teen who quickly
takes a liking to the pale-skinned looker. Together, the two embark on a
passionate (albeit chaste) romance. Edward doesn’t have blood running
through his veins; Lucky for us, the same can’t be said of this
hormonally-charged film.
OLD PICS KRISTEN
At the Austin Film Festival, 'The Runaways' Premiere
With Katie Powers and Ashlynn Ross - Kristen's body double.
(Katie from Twilight -also the waitress 'one mushroom ravioli scene', Ashlynn in Breaking Dawn(photo double for KS and Dakota Fanning)
ROBSTEN IN 'FROM ON SET ROMANCE TO REAL LIFE LOVE : HOLLYWOOD HOTTEST COSTAR COUPLE'
Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson
Kristen
Stewart is on Team ‘Edward’ all the way! Teen starlets Robert Pattison
and Kristen Stewart met on the set of the original “Twilight.” They’ve
also played on screen lovers in the other “Twilight Saga” series films,
“New Moon,” and “Eclipse,” and are currently in production on “Breaking
Dawn,” Parts I & II.
See full list here
THE STORY BEHIND BELLA'S LULLABY
Composer
Carter Burwell has a wonderful section on his website where he tells
the whole story behind “Bella’s Lullaby”, the song he wrote for Twilight
back in 2008. He also talks about Rob being chosen to play the piece in
the film. "I came to Oregon to meet Catherine Hardwicke and see some of
the film she was shooting, Twilight. She mentioned that the producing
company, Summit Entertainment, had just requested that a new scene be
added to the film. The scene existed in the novel but hadn’t originally
been part of the screenplay (films are not one-to-one translations of
books).
In
this scene Edward would play piano for Bella. I wasn’t officially
working on the film at that point and they didn’t know what Rob
Pattinson (Edward) should play during the shoot. This is not an unusual
situation – many films have an actor sitting at a keyboard, swaying back
and forth, pretending to play music that was only written after the
film has been shot and edited. This case was unusual in that Rob is a
fine musician, and fully capable of playing the piano or probably any
other instrument."
He also discusses Summit’s desire to change his composition to fit the target audience.
"The
suggestion that teenage girls would want a sweet tune was somewhat
condescending, and that was something I tried to avoid in this score.
Also I don’t believe it’s possible to know how music will affect someone
else, even though film composers claim to. The unpredicability is what
makes it interesting (although I understand that’s not what the
investors want to hear). And can you imagine what it would be like – as
it was occasionally on this project – trying to compose music to satisfy
a director who’s trying to satisfy a male executive who’s trying to
satisfy ten million teenage girls?"
Check here to see the sheet :D
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