August
8th
NEW ‘Breaking Dawn Part 2′ Still From Entertainment Weekly!
Entertainment Weekly has a new Breaking Dawn Part 2 still on the cover of their new issue! To read about what will be included in this issue head to the EW website here!
November
20th
November
18th
Gorgeous New EW Pics!
Here are some gorgeous new pics from the Breaking Dawn EW special! Click to enlarge & enjoy!
November
17th
More New Pics from EW Cover Shoot of Rob, Kristen & Taylor!
Thanks to Entertainment Weekly Via Team-Twilight
November
16th
Entertainment Weekly’s Cover & EXCLUSIVE image with Kristen, Rob and Taylor!
Check out the new Entertainment Weekly Cover with NEW pics of Rob, Kristen & Taylor!
Twihards have long been anticipating seeing Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) honeymoon on Isle Esme and consummate their marriage amid flying feathers. And as audiences will see when The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1 arrives in theaters this Friday, the love scene does not disappoint. But, according to the stars of the movie, things could have been even more steamy — if it weren’t for director Bill Condon needing to keep the action PG-13. “There’s a version where it was really intense,” recalls Pattinson in this week’s EW. “Cinematically, cut all together, it’s awesome,” says Kristen Stewart. “But we didn’t really do that scene. ”
“And when we did,” adds Pattinson, “they kept telling us to stop.”
The PG-13 rating also limited things with regard to the climactic birth scene, which takes place at the end of the film. “That’s what I’m really disappointed about — and I’ve talked about it with Bill,” says Stewart. “It was more sympathetic or something when I played the scene with less energy, and it made it easier for him to tell the story. But in the book, Bella is screaming, ‘NOOOOO!’ [Stewart stands and demonstrates.] And I did it like that — crazy and Exorcist-like. I was going for this weird mix of turning into the most feral mother you can imagine and also fighting for my own life. I mean, I was a nutcase. I was an absolute nutcase.”
“I do still love the birth scene,” says Lautner. “I know it’s frustrating that some things aren’t in there.”
“Yeah,” says Stewart, “I still love it too.”
For more on Breaking Dawn – plus Kristen Stewart talking about punching Chris Hemsworth in the face on the set of Snow White and the Huntsman – pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on stands Nov. 18.
April
29th
Five Things We’ve Learned ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’ From Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly‘s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1 special edition hits newsstands today and the Twilight Examiner tackled the task of breaking down some things we learn from the new pictures and accompanying article:
“For starters, as mentioned before, the first shot of Denali Coven castmates Maggie Grace (“Irina”), Casey LaBow (“Kate”), and MyAnna Buring (“Tanya”) with Elizabeth Reaser (“Esme Cullen”) indicates that there have been a few changes in the story of “Irina.” In the book version of Breaking Dawn, she did not attend the wedding, but this photograph is clearly from the ceremony or reception, so it appears that she will. This means the story leading up to her betrayal of the Cullens (snitching to the Volturi about “Renesmee”) will be slightly different than it was in the book. It should be very interesting to see how this is handled on-screen”
April
7th
The Official Illustrated Guide: See Bella in her wedding dress
The Twilight Saga: The official Illustrated Guide goes on sale April 12th, but Entertainment Weekly has a sneak peek with the two images of Bella’s wedding dress below!
“EW has not one but two exclusive images from Stephenie Meyer’s new book, The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide, which goes on sale April 12: Bella as a vampire and Bella in her wedding dress. A nice walk-up to the first Breaking Dawn film, no? I didn’t expect to like the first Twilight graphic novel as much as I did, and these illustrations are by that book’s illustrator, Young Kim, who did such a great job bringing Meyer’s characters to life.”
