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Video:Charlie Bewley and Booboo Stewart at Lopez Tonight

Last Tuesday, the day before Eclipse was released in theaters, Charlie Bewley and BooBoo Stewart dropped by Lopez Tonight to promote the film. They also participated in a segment called “Twilight’s got Talent” and in a question and answer portion.

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Salt Lake Magazine: An interview with Julia Jones and Charlie Bewley

Salt Lake Magazine was able to interview Julia Jones and Charlie Bewley during Twilight Night in Utah. The two actors graciously answered the questions asked to them such as depicting their characters from a popular book, the set, working with the different actors, director David Slade and many more. Here is an excerpt of their interview:

SLM: “Let’s start with Julia. How do you think your fans will respond to your depiction of Leah Clearwater?”

JJ:   “I don’t know”, she sighs and gives a nervous laugh. “I really, really don’t know. I realized when I watched the film for the first time, a couple weeks ago, that that’s gonna happen, that there’s gonna be some kinda reaction, that there’s gonna be feedback. There’s such a big deal made about being cast and about filming and then there’s all these phases you go through, and then, actually the most important thing, in some way the only thing that matters is how your character is received.”

She told me how nauseous she was after first seeing it. She put off thinking about how the audience would react. “Now I’ve recently been like oh my God it’s gonna come out, that day is coming. I really hope it jives with the fans and other’s ideas of the character. Everything I tried to do was from this book, and it was my interpretation”

SLM: “Is it hard to depict a character from a well-read book?”

JJ:  “Process wise, it’s just different. It’s really about doing an interpretation of source material versus creating and imagining. It is harder in a lot of ways, because there is kind of a right and a wrong. Or there’s a more right. The material is there, and you’re trying to get as close to, as true to, this character that’s so believable and so dimensional as you possibly can, and you’re not gonna get there 100 percent.”

CB: “The difficult thing is that the books are like 15,000 times bigger than the script. And you have character developments in the book that just do not exist in the script. So, you can have the character based on what is outlined in the books, and then you’re given the script to actually portray that character. You can do your best, but it’s like film is so restricting in a many ways. You have marks to hit. It’s very hard to play that character so organically with what you have in your head given when you’re given the script, which is like four lines and then some tricky camera angles.”

He adjusted in his seat and leaned in closer.

JJ: “One of the most daunting parts about it for me was I had never worked on a set the size of the Twilight sets.” Julia related to Charlie. “The crew is huge, the cast is huge and there are all these added elements like paparazzi and fans, and all of a sudden, whatever experience I had before as an actor on the set went out the window. You have to figure out how to do your job in-spite of all these different variables that are brand new. Coming in, my character was new and every actor I interacted with had been playing their character for at least one other film, and I was trying to keep up. Yeah, I was on my toes quite a bit.”

CB: “But you did a really good job!  Really you did.”

JJ: “Thanks Charlie,” she laughs.

CB: “I mean she’s smokin’ hot in the movie. A great character. She plays her (Leah) with real edge, really moody.”

JJ: “I went for it,” Julia says with unsure laughter. “The thing that lets you a little off the hook when you think about the daunting part of it is that you know that the people that are behind this—Summit, the studio, Stephenie Meyer, the directors. It’s such a well oiled machine. They’re so smart, they know what they’re doing and you trust them. So, really it’s just the belief that they believed in you or they picked you to do it. That calmed me much more than anything in my power… Just, you know, I have faith in it.”

To read the rest of the interview, click on the link above.

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Videos: Seventeen Magazine goes Twilight

Seventeen Magazine has posted two new video in their YouTube Page featuring Ashley Greene’s Cover Reveal Party and the behind-the-scenes shoot with the Twilight boys featuring Alex Meraz, Charlie Bewley, Kiowa Gordon and Michael Welch.

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Behind-The-Scenes: Ashley’s Seventeen photoshoot

A few days ago, we have posted news of Ashley’s upcoming cover for Seventeen Magazine. We have also posted some outtakes from the photoshoot where Ashley talked about making the Twilight movies, her co-stars and many more.

Today, we now have a behind-the-scenes look of her photoshoot.

Dont also forget Seventeen’s feature on the Twilight boys featuring Alex Meraz, Charlie Bewley, Kiowa Gordon and Michael Welch.

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Charlie Bewley: Eclipse has more action

Charlie Bewley attended the red carpet premiere of Summit Entertainment’s new movie, Letters to Juliet and was interviewed at the red carpet by Radar Online where he talked about the action sequences in Eclipse.

“They can expect way more action, I think that’s the main thing you’ll notice about Eclipse,” the actor, who plays Volturi member Demetri, told us exclusively on the red carpet of the premiere of Letters to Juliet in Los Angeles Tuesday night.

“When I was on set in Vancouver, there was a huge amount of coordination of the stunt scenes, massive cranes and loads and loads of stunt guys running around; it was a pleasure to be a part of it,” he said.

“I think it’ll bring the dudes in, for sure,” Bewley said. “You’ve got Kellan Lutz flying around, Ashley Greene doing cartwheels … I think [audiences] been enticed [by the action scenes in New Moon] and now this one will bring [the boys] to the cinema.”

To view his video interview, click on the link above.

Also, check out what one Victoria Secret model said about who is her sexiest man.

Thanks to Radar Online!

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Entertainment Weekly: The Cast interviews

Entertainment Weekly has posted several interviews they had with a few members of the Twilight cast. To read the full interviews, please click on the links.

Dakota Fanning

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Where are you right now?
DAKOTA FANNING: I’m at school. I’m hiding from any teacher that would see me on my phone right now. But technically it’s allowed because it’s before school has started.

What’s it like to come back to high school now that the move is out?
That’s my life. That’s what’s normal to me. I don’t really know anything different. I’m really lucky that I get to go to school and have that normal life, whatever that is, and then also get to do what I love to do and be a part of really great projects.

How do you think your classmates will react to the movie?
Most of them have already seen the movie, so they’re very excited about it. I’ll definitely be talking to some people about it today, I’m sure.

What was your reaction when you started hearing the box-office numbers?
I mean, I think that there are so many fans of the book and the movie, and it’s just sort of exciting that so many people went to see it on the first weekend. I know so many people were camping out for days to wait for it. And I think that it’s great that everyone got to see it right when it came out.

You knew that it was going to be big. But the biggest opening day ever?
I don’t know if I realized it would be the biggest, but I certainly knew it would be big because of all the fans you encounter at the premiere. Everyone is a Twilight fan in some way, I think.

Jamie Campbell Bower

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.

So it’s safe to say you’re a fan?
I’m a hardcore, die-hard fan.

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.