New Moon DVD Screen Caps

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Inside the New Moon DVD - Special Features List

Special features include Director Chris Weitz’s commentary and over 3 hours of exclusive extras:
• The Journey Continues: A 6-part making-of documentary:

– Life after Twilight
– Chris Weitz takes the helm
– The subtle details
– A look at production
– It’s not magic
– Ready for the World
• Music Videos:
– Death Cab for Cutie: Meet me on the Equinox
– Anya Marina: Satellite Heart
– Muse: I Belong to You behind the scenes rehearsal footage
– Mutemath: Spotlight
• Fan Event Q&A with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Chris Weitz – (Content Exclusive for the UK DVD!!!)
• Fandimonium: A look at the die-hard fans
• Team Jacob vs Team Edward: The ultimate love triangle
• Deleted scenes
• Edward goes to Italy
• Edward Fast Forward
• Jacob Fast Forward
• Interview with the Volturi
• Introducing the Wolfpack
• Becoming Jacob
• Edward goes to Italy
• Jacob fast forward
• Edward fast forward
• The Beat Goes On: The music of The Twilight Saga: New Moon
• Frame by Frame: Storyboards to screen

France New Moon Video for the Release of DVD

with some new footages

[Robert Pattinson Life]

Nov. 16 Dakotta Fanning Interview

Madrid Press Conference

5 New Moon Secrets from Chris Weitz

In the newest issue of Entertainment Weekly Chris Weitz has shared 5 'New Moon' secrets. Check out this hidden things:

1. Hidden wolves

‘’Look for an upside-down engraving of a wolf in the shot of the bowl in which Carlisle burns his first-aid equipment; on Jacob’s T-shirt when he meets Bella in the school parking lot for the first time; and a wolf trinket on the dream-catcher that he gives her.'’

2. Vampire elevator music

‘’When Edward, Bella, and Alice get into the elevator on their way to see the Volturi, the music playing in the elevator is from Strauss’ Die Fledermaus (a.k.a. The Bat).'’

3. Emotional baggage?

‘’When Bella is looking for the meadow where she and Edward are seen lying down together, she carries a golden compass clipped to her backpack — part of my baggage!'’

4. Speedy suitor

‘’We did a little trick when Edward gets out of Bella’s truck and they’re arguing. We wanted to show Edward moving impossibly quickly, so we put Rob right next to the camera but out of sight, and used a double dressed like Rob in the driver’s seat. When Edward gets out, it’s the double, and then Rob steps in front of the camera, and it looks as if he got there faster than humanly possible.'’

5. Look it up

‘’And last but not least: If you want to know what Jacob says before he almost kisses Bella, ask a Quileute! The address of the Quileute tribal council is quileutenation.org. I can tell you this much: He says, Kwop kilawtley.'’

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New Moon Things that you have to know

Rob Pattinson - Favourite Male Movie Star of 2009

Oh don't give me that look. With Rob and Kristen named hottest couple and New Moon as our pick for 2009's biggest flick, even my 90-year-old nan saw this one coming. The Twilight hunk's name was on everyone's lips in 2009, and with good reason. Those brooding eyes, that hair, that chest, R-Patz, as our favourite big screen vampire Edward Cullen, made the idea of a particularly violent hickey sound good. So thumbs up for a stellar year R-Patz. We can't wait to see you up on the big screen in 2010.

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New Moon Cast in Digital Photographer (Full)

New Moon Junket Interview

Michael Sheen on Bonnie Hunt Show

Nikki Reed on Jimmy Kimmel Show

Kellan Lutz on Bonnie Hunt Show

Kristen Stewart ind Digital Photographer UK Cover

Issue 90

Included in this issue

Reviewed

The latest high-end kit reviews

- Panasonic Lumix GF1

- Fujifilm FinePix F70 EXR

- Calibration kit tested

- Plus lenses, books and accessories reviewed by the team

Tutorials

Pro tutorials for enthusiasts

- Correct snow scenes with Photoshop

- Discover Adobe’s Filter tool

- Get creative with your camera’s flash

Features

Be inspired by this issue’s expert projects

- Exclusive interview with New Moon photographer

- In-depth, practical guide to street photography

- Essential advice for breaking into expert interiors

Jamie Bower Interview about his role in 'Sweeney Todd'

Jamie said “Everything was a build-up that, I was so hight adrenaline. I’d get back to school at 9pm – I was boarder at that point – and everyone would be tried and getting to the bed and I’d be like…[I just been filming with Johnny Depp!] as first gig you can’t go wrong. Johnny Depp and Tim Burton as a team are one of reason I love cinema. Tim’s imagination and creativity: the way that he us cinema to destroy any hope that coporations have getting him to conform.”

“He’s sticking two fingers up to The Man Edward Scissorhands was a pivotal film in my life : it was the moment I realised I want to be a film actor”

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New Moon - New Numbers

Interview with Jamie Campbell - Bower for EW

Interview with Jamie Campbell - Bower for Entertainment Weekly

by Lesley Savage


New Moon newcomer Jamie Campbell Bower plays Volturi member Caius. EW spoke with the 21-year-old British actor about what it takes to play a vampire, his craziest fan encounter and what powers he wished his character had. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Tell me about what it’s like entering this crazy phenomenon.

JAMIE CAMPBELL BOWER: Bizarre. You know it’s funny, we go in and do our job and never really expect anything else, as long as you’re happy with what you’ve done that’s all you really want. And then you do a movie where it has such a huge following and it’s definitely not something I was aware of at the time. I mean I knew of it, but it wasn’t something that was at the forefront of my mind or something that I had experienced yet.

Had you seen Twilight before?

I had, yes. I actually wanted to be involved in the first film. And I read the script for the first one and upon reading the script for the first movie I read all the books. So I had seen both the film, read the script and all the books.

Are you glad you got to play Caius?

I was originally auditioning for the role of Demetri in New Moon, and then they said, “We think you’d be more fitting as Caius.” And I said, “Well that’s very kind of you, I’d love to come along and play him.” And I was aware of the character, I was aware very much of the particularly strong presence the Volturi have in Breaking Dawn.

Any memorable fan encounters?

I was given a banana.

A banana!?

I was given a banana in Los Angeles at a Hot Topic signing event. I had tweeted that my leg was shaking. I had a shaky leg and apparently it means lack of potassium and bananas are high in potassium. So, I ate the banana and the twitch subsided.

Have you signed on for the next two installments?

I didn’t do Eclipse, which they’ve finished, but I will hopefully be in Breaking Dawn – that’s where we get to really kick the s*** out of everything.

Who are you closest with on the cast?

Ashley [Greene] or Chris Heyerdahl who plays Marcus. He’s a lovely guy and we have very similar tastes in our comedy and what we like to watch and what we like to read. So we’re kindred spirits on set. But you know, I got along well with everyone.

Anything else we should know about Caius?

He’s doesn’t have any powers. He’s the only bloody Volturi who doesn’t have any powers. God knows why, I need to ask Stephenie that. Maybe he has the power to appear that he’s four centimeters to the left of wherever he is. That’s the power I’d like him to have.

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Ashley Greene Interview for Entertainment Weekly

Interview with Ashley Greene New Moon's 'Alice Cullen'

 by Nicole Sperling

Nothing like a role in Twilight to break you into show business. That’s the case for Ashley Greene, who had spent most of her time in Hollywood as a hostess in an L.A. restaurant prior to her fame-making role as Alice Cullen. The Floridian native just finishing touring the country in support of New Moon and she’ll start filming the horror film Apparition in Berlin in February. We chatted with Greene days before New Moon started breaking records.

Are the reactions to Twilight the same all around the country?

I was impressed in Chicago, actually. Chicago was really, really intense and loud and I think it was one of the bigger responses that we had. But there’s always a lot of people, a lot of passion, a lot of screaming, a lot of crying. So really it’s all measured in terms of how deep the screaming goes.

Was it much different than last year?

I guess it’s more intense. I’m much more comfortable with this whole thing. I didn’t really know what to expect at all when I first got into it. It was my first gig, and so it was a little crazy and I was really nervous. And so now you know the fans are there because they love you and they support you.

What was your most memorable fan encounter?

I’ve had a couple people make me scrapbooks, and that’s kind of an incredible thing because I’m in a midst of this whirlwind right now so there are a lot of things that I miss because we’re in this Twilight bubble and it’s just go go go. So probably a year after this is all done, we can sit back and look at the scope of it. So it’s nice for them to put a collection of my career and what I’ve been going through together. That’s really special.

Why do you think fans are so obsessed?

I think with vampires, you can’t really go wrong. For generations, vampires have been a hit because they’re unobtainable, mysterious, sensual, dangerous, kind of sexy. Then Stephanie Meyer added a Romeo-and-Juliet love story to this fantasy world. Edward happens to be a vampire but he’s very much that gentleman who opens doors and says everything a girl wants to hear and he’s basically the epitome of perfection. And then you have Bella, this normal, everyday girl, which a lot of us are, and she steals this vampire’s heart. So everyone wants their Edward and everyone wants to be Bella.

And what is the downside? The only downside is when people stop realizing you are human and you’re not perfect. But it’s part of the territory and I wouldn’t trade it.

What was your favorite scene to film?

Going to Italy and being part of the Volturi scene was great. Dakota Fanning is fantastic. I was watching her movies before I was even acting. And I got to work with Michael Sheen and he’s an incredible, phenomenal actor and it was great to be able to learn from him and watch him do the scene and watch how it translates to the screen.

He gives that scene a lot of gravitas.

It was so easy for him. He controls the scene. I haven’t worked with an actor of that caliber yet who can do something like that. It was really cool to see.

Who’s your closest friend in the cast?

Kellan Lutz. We’ve been friends for about five years, before this whole Twilight thing even happened. We had the same agent starting out so we’ve basically been friends since we both moved to L.A. We’re together 12 hours a day, every day for like three months at a time.

If you could pick the director to helm Breaking Dawn, who would it be?

I just went to MoMA [NYC's Museum of Modern Art] and they were honoring Tim Burton, and I saw a whole compilation of his films and artwork and I just think he’s an extraordinary artist. I think it’d be really cool to have his spin on it, because it’s a very odd book, there’s some very weird moments. He would actually put a really weird and cool twist on it. And if we could do it the right way, it’d be great to have two films. You definitely want to get all the important parts in there and you know how hardcore and passionate the fans are about it, so one might be difficult and there would be something left out. So if we could do it right, it’d be great to have two films.

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New Moon Numbers

UPDATE: 10:30AM 11/25:
North American cumulative is now up to $164.8 million!
Monday 11/23 – $10.5 million
Tuesday 1124 – $11.5 million
UPDATE 10:40AM 11/25:
There are updated details on what was an estimated $132 million opening weekend in 24 international markets. Sources at Summit give the following breakdown:
Argentina – $1.36M market cume
Australia – $14.78M market cume
Brazil – $7.86M market cume
Belgium – $2.66M market cume
Croatia – $221K market cume
Denmark – $1.6M market cume
France – $18.9M market cume
Finland – $967K market cume
Greece – $2.3M market cume
Holland – $1.2M market cume
Hungary – $710K market cume
Indonesia – $47K market cume
Italy – $15.3M market cume
Mexico – $7.7M market cume
New Zealand – $1.9M market cume
Norway – $2.1M market cume
Poland – $1.5M market cume
Philippines – $2.4M market cume
Russia – $9M market cume
Spain – $15M market cume
Sweden – $2M market cume
Switzerland – $713K (French) + $95K (Italian) market cume
Thailand – $1.4M market cume
Turkey – $1.9M market cume
UK – $19.5M market cume
Developing…
11/24 (Original Update):
Over the weekend “New Moon” broke records. Now sources at Summit Entertainment tell Gossip Cop that ”The Twilight Saga: New Moon” grossed — adding Monday — an astonishing $153.6 million to date.
We’ll keep you updated as we receive more figures.

RPattz for Time Mag - I'm not Edward

Robert Pattinson knows that Edward Cullen is quite possibly the perfect guy — but that doesn’t mean he is.

Seemingly overnight, Robert Pattinson went from playing Voldemort's roadkill in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire to being the immortal half of one of the hottest screen couples of all time. He spoke with TIME about how he landed the role of Twilight's Byronic vampire Edward Cullen, what it's like to be a generational crush and how to walk unmolested along the streets of Vancouver.

Asked if he knew what was he signing up for by taking a role in Twilight, answered: "I had no idea it was going to be like this. I really had no idea until ... I guess I still don't. The time that it hit me really was when we were shooting in Italy and the emotional reaction — it wasn't just screaming. It was like people were so intently listening and watching. After every take there was polite applause. And it wasn't hysteria. It was literally devotion to the characters. It was amazing. I haven't felt that in any other situation."

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