TOPIC OFFICEL des Twilight Addicts

Si ils virent aussi Taylor et que Kris et Rob décident de tout planter, je serait totalement d'accord avec eux ! à 100%. Ok ça va me faire chier de pas voir le film, mais y a pas que le fric dans la vie. Espéront que si ils font ça, ça ne leur déservent pas dans leur carrière.

selima a écrit:Si ils virent aussi Taylor et que Kris et Rob décident de tout planter, je serait totalement d'accord avec eux ! à 100%. Ok ça va me faire chier de pas voir le film, mais y a pas que le fric dans la vie. Espéront que si ils font ça, ça ne leur déservent pas dans leur carrière.

Ptet qu'ils en auraient envie mais qu'ils sont liés par un contrat ? Auquel cas, ils peuvent pas trop se rebeller ?

Effectivement si ils sont sous contrat ils pourront pas faire grand chose. Mais a force d'écouter des interviews de Rob je suis sure qu'il va pas se gêner pour dire ce qu'il pense... Mais Taylor il a du signer un contrat lui aussi non ??

selima a écrit:Effectivement si ils sont sous contrat ils pourront pas faire grand chose. Mais a force d'écouter des interviews de Rob je suis sure qu'il va pas se gêner pour dire ce qu'il pense... Mais Taylor il a du signer un contrat lui aussi non ??

Ben oui je pense. Par contre pour combien de temps ? Et surtout je pense que la maison de prod a les moyens de casser son contrat. Parce qu'un contrat peut être cassé, mais y'a des pénalités/dédommagements... ptet qu'ils préfèrent payer Taylor et le changer ?

bande d'abrutis!

Catherine Hardwicke donne des détails sur le DVD

'Twilight' Director Catherine Hardwicke Reveals DVD Details
Before her exit from the series, Hardwicke told MTV News about her giggly commentary, deleted scenes and more.

SANTA MONICA, California — These days, "Twilight" fans are so freaked out that you'd think James the nomad was on to their scent.

Even though their beloved vampire film keeps taking in big bucks at the box office, director Catherine Hardwicke has been yanked off the sequels, and names of potential successors are jumping around faster than Edward Cullen on a deer hunt.

As the future of the franchise hangs in the balance, and the fanbase splinters into various camps, we've set aside some cool news that should hopefully return a smile to the faces of Stephenie Meyer fans. It's part three of what would become Hardwicke's last in-depth interview as the "Twilight" captain. Following on the heels of her discussing record-setting box-office numbers and "New Moon" hopes, we bring you brand-new details about Hardwicke's final "Twilight" effort: the much-anticipated DVD.

"We just did the commentary," Hardwicke grinned when she came to visit our studio right after "Twilight" opened, revealing that she had spent time in an audio booth with stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart that very morning. "We were like, 'Is this the lamest commentary ever?' We were just laughing! I was thinking, 'Should we do something really serious with myself and the stunt guy and special-effects people and show aspiring filmmakers how we did those special effects?' But nope. We did the giggle version. [Rob and Kristen were] remembering the funny stuff that happened and the crazy stuff. They make fun of how they look in the movie."

Asked when the disc will arrive in stores, Hardwicke said, "I think spring. Maybe right after Valentine's Day." She then added even more information to the details she gave us about the DVD last month. "We have 10 deleted or extended scenes. There's some juicy stuff in there," she said, adding that one would correct an omission spotted by many Meyer fans. "I think in one of them, [Edward and Bella] do say, 'I love you.'

"There's a few crazy montages we made of every time someone gets bitten by a vampire that we didn't show in the movie. There's a lot more vampire biting," she said of the more violent material held back to get "Twilight" its PG-13 rating. "One montage is called 'Human Hijinks,' and it's all the human friends [including Mike Welch and Anna Kendrick] doing crazy stuff, more [from the field-trip scene] with the worms and the greenhouse. Just them totally messing around, going crazy. That's kind of fun."

A second montage will focus on the movie's undead moments. "There is the very sexy vampire biting — that is not in the movie," Hardwicke said of the bonus feature. "There's [Rob biting Kristen in the dream sequence], and then there's the nomadic vampires attacking. We have that in there too."

As for other notable moments, Hardwicke said: "There's a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff. We had a great guy, Jeff, who was [filming us] every day. He did some very creative interviews, so you can see us making almost every scene in the movie, which is kind of fun. I actually learned a few things I didn't even know, listening to other people's interviews!

"You can also see the orchestra in London performing 'Bella's Lullaby,' " she said of another bonus feature. "There's a lot of neat stuff."

Then there's the moment that MTV's "Twilight" Tuesday fans will perhaps be most eager to see, as explained hilariously last month by Edi Gathegi. " That 'Does a Baby Eat Candy?' scene was in rehearsal, so I'm trying to get them to put that rehearsal scene in; that was hysterical," Hardwicke laughed. "We literally fell on the ground, because [Edi's attempts at improv] can get pretty perverse. You have to see it!"

As for the other deleted scenes, "There are some scenes that are longer, and some scenes that we don't have in the movie," Hardwicke explained. "There's one scene that's not in the film where Rob and Kristen are walking alone, and he trips her and they fall back into these leaves, and then he takes a bite of her finger. ... It's Kristen's favorite scene."

Oui la prod peut décider de résilier le contrat de Taylor mais alors qu'est ce qu'il vont banquer !!! Genre le double du cachet qu'il devait toucher voir plus s'il a un bon agent et un bon avocat !


Pour kris et Rob je pense que par contre ils auront pas les moyens financiers de partir mais enfin ils ont un truc que Summit à pas : La notoriété !

Rien qu'a voir les gamines hystériques de toutes nationalités si Rob dit rouge même si c'est noir tout le monde va hurler rouge

Et puis ils ont un poids c'est eux les acteurs principaux ils peuvent leur rendre la vie infernale même si c'est pas du tout leur genre...

edit : ahhhhhhh je veux trop voir ces scènes coupées !

je descend, sur quoi je tombe ? la bboite a question de canal + avec kris et rob.
avec une question qu'est ce que vous éprouvez réellement l'un pour l'autre dans la vraie vie ? et là rob qui appui sur le buzzer !!

mince !! j'ai raté la boite a question !! enfin je pense qu'on l'aura sur youtube très vite

Oui Mili j'ai vu ça !!!! MDR Ils sont pas drôle, ils n'ont pas jouer le jeu, c'était trop facile de toujours appuyer sur le buzzer .

Bon sinon c'est officiel : TAYLOR IS OUT.

Taylor Lautner not starring in 'New Moon'

The hectic pace planned for filming the next two Twilight sequels might have played a larger role in director Catherine Hardwicke's decision not to work on the film's follow-up New Moon.

According to sources that talked with Entertainment Weekly, the fast-paced schedule for production which begins with pre-production on Dec. 15 in Vancouver, was a big turn-off for the director. "She'd love to do the sequel if she could do it better than Twilight," the spy said.

In addition, the role of Jacob is now up for grabs as Taylor Lautner will not be reprising it in the sequel. Summit Entertainment deemed him too young-looking and slight of frame to play the maturing werewolf.

So now, the hunt for a Native American young man who fits the description of Jacob Black AND who demonstrates incredible chemistry with Kristen Bell is on.

Un article sur le nouveau film de Rpattz : Parts Per Billion

Robert Pattinson Teams With Rosario Dawson For ‘Parts Per Billion’

Sure, we’ve devoted ample time to "Little Ashes" and "How to Be," two long-ago-wrapped indie films that should hit theaters in 2009, marking Robert Pattinson’s first appearances after his "Twilight" breakthrough. But now all eyes are on "Parts Per Billion," the first film that the 22-year-old leading man will shoot as a certified star.

"It’s an ensemble story," explained Rosario Dawson, who will also appear in the film alongside Olivia Thirlby and Dennis Hopper when it begins shooting next month. "[The script features several] different storylines that are going on."

Directed by newcomer Brian Horiuchi, "Billion" tells the story of three couples (including Pattinson and Thirlby) dealing with the same reality-shaking event that threatens to tear them apart. Pattinson will shoot "Billion" before he reports for duty on the "Twilight" sequel "New Moon," and the film is expected to be released in late 2009/early 2010.

"I don’t have a relationship to him in the film," Dawson said of RPattz. "So we never meet. But we’re all within the same group of people, and the same city of people, that are responding to a life-threatening situation."

The "Sin City" and "Clerks II" star (who will next be seen in the Will Smith drama "Seven Pounds"), also revealed to us that she’s been keeping a close eye on the "Twilight" phenomenon – and her future co-star – as both have spent the last few weeks running amok on the world of pop culture. "I haven’t met him yet, but I’m really looking forward to it," she explained, adding another reason why she’s a newly-minted "Twilight" fan herself: "Catherine Hardwicke is someone I really adore, and have been casual friends with over the years."

Notre cher Larry Carrol d'MTV nous informe que la rumeur qui circule sur Chris en tant que directeur n'est pas officiel. Mais en tout cas, ce sera un homme.

"There will be a new director atop the 'Twilight' franchise: and he'll be a man," Entertainment Weekly's "Hollywood Insider" is reporting. "Sources tell EW.com that Summit Entertainment is about to hire Chris Weitz ( 'The Golden Compass') as the shepherd for 'New Moon,' the second installment of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling 'Twilight' series."

Although Weitz was indeed offered the high-profile gig, the "American Pie" filmmaker has spent much of the week contemplating his participation. According to "Twilight" studio Summit Entertainment, the deal remains unconsummated.

"No, it is not official," a studio representative told MTV News on Thursday evening (December 11). "We are not confirming anything at this point. He is not signed on as the director."

"We are not confirming," echoed a second rep.

Whether EW is hearing incorrectly from their sources or the studio is just biding time until it can make a proper announcement, this much seems certain: Catherine Hardwicke is moving on to future projects that will not involve teenage vampires, and a man is likely to take her place.

Twilighters have spent much of the week arguing with each other — and attempting to form protests and letter-writing campaigns — while debating whether they should speak out against the changes to their beloved franchise. Whether they'll warm to Weitz is anyone's guess, but at least the filmmaker can always take solace in the fact that the fanbase similarly rebelled against.

Source: www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1601194/story.jhtml

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