Noel Fisher Visits FanLaLa (August 30th)

Breaking Dawn movie‘s Noel Fisher (aka Vladimir) stopped by FanLaLa on August 30th.

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Noel Fisher (Vladimir) Blogs About ‘Breaking Dawn’

“Well, in the last month, I’ve had a birthday, started a website, started “tweeting”, went to the premiere of my film, Battle: Los Angeles and vamped it up all over Baton Rouge and Vancouver filming Breaking Dawn. Now, as I wind down a busy start to 2011, I’m writing my first blog. Not being a “blogger” by nature and not sure my life warrants the detailed documentation, I have some trepidation. But, what the hey. I never thought I would get the hang of tweeting either.

Noel Fisher at DGA Showcase of AFI Directing Workshop for Women

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn‘s Noel Fisher (aka Vladimir) attended the DGA Showcase of AFI Directing Workshop for women. Enjoy the pics!

DGA Showcase of AFI Directing Workshop for Women facebook via Lion & Lamb

Noel Fisher Talks ‘Breaking Dawn’ Stunts

Noel Fisher plays Vladimir in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn and he recently spoke about doing stunts for the film. Check it out:

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Noel Fisher Tweets Pics From His Last Days of ‘Breaking Dawn’ Filming

Breaking Dawn movie vampire Noel Fisher (aka Vladimir) Tweeted some great pics of himself and some of his Breaking Dawn co-stars from their last days of shooting! Guri Weinberg (aka Stefan) was captured chatting on his phone on set, and there’s a cute one of them with Mackenzie Foy! He also tweeted some scenery shots. Enjoy!

Noel Fisher via Team-Twilight

Noel Fisher (aka Vladimir) Talks ‘Breaking Dawn’ Plus Check Out His Platinum Hair!

Noel Fisher plays Vladimir in Breaking Dawn and below you can see his platinum blonde hair from events he recently attended after stepping right off the Breaking Dawn movie set.

In the video below, you can see Noel at the 3:30 mark!

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Noel Fisher Talks Becoming a Vampire for “Breaking Dawn”

Noel Fisher – who plays Vladimir in Breaking Dawn –  recently did an interview with Movieline where he discussed Mackenzie Foy, becoming a vampire and more! Read on:

In addition to Shreveport you also filmed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which is also where you recently shot part of Breaking Dawn, isn’t it?
Yes! Louisiana is a really fun place to shoot. The people in Louisiana — I had to spend another two months there for Breaking Dawn — they’re just so friendly! I was staying at the Hilton downtown in Baton Rouge and all the people that worked there remembered all the boys from Battle: Los Angeles. They welcome you back home, like family.

And as we speak you’re now literally on your way to Vancouver, your home town?
Born and raised! And this is the first time since I moved to Los Angeles that I’ve gotten to go back home for work, which is going to be nice. I’ve just never booked anything that’s worked out of Vancouver. It’s a nice way to go home!

Does that mean you get to bring your cast mates over to your parents’ home for house parties and show them around town?
[Laughs] I’ve been asked for some good restaurant locations and stuff like that, so hopefully I won’t disappoint.

Your character in Breaking Dawn is an ancient Romanian vampire. What was your approach to the character of Vladimir when you auditioned?
I read the book, re-watched the movies. I watched some other vampire movies and really tried to immerse myself in the Twilight world and this idea of being so ancient. I play a vampire that’s very old.

It seems as though this kind of character would offer a new challenge especially to a young actor, in that you get to play a very, very old soul. Vladimir has been around for centuries and has even ruled the vampire world.
Again, the script was done in a really great way, and Stephenie [Meyer] wrote the characters in a great way so that they are quite different from the rest of the vampires we’ve seen. They come from a much more vicious, kind of ruthless period of time. He’s been a lot of fun to play.

Vladimir has a Romanian vampire buddy, Stefan. Is it fair to call them hetero vampire life partners, a la Jay and Silent Bob?
Yes! Well, they’re kind of brothers in arms, that’s how I would describe it. They’re the only two remaining Romanian vampires left, I believe, so they are kind of brothers in their need for vengeance and that’s what keeps us going.

Your character, Vladimir, interacts a bit with the Renesmee character in Breaking Dawn, who’s played by Mackenzie Foy —
Who is awesome, by the way. She is fantastic. She’s just a beautiful little soul, and she’s going to be awesome. I can’t wait for everyone to get to meet her.

Was green screen or CG involved in your scenes together?
I can’t tell you. My lips are sealed! I wish I could. You call me back in a year and I’ll tell you all about it.

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Via Twilightish

Noel Fisher Talks “Breaking Dawn”

Noel Fisher plays Vladimir in Breaking Dawn and below is an excerpt from a new interview he did where he chats a little about the films:

I know you’re not allowed to say much about Breaking Dawn, but have you shot your scenes yet?

Noel Fisher: “Yes, actually. I’m back in Los Angeles because I have a two week break. We are done with the Louisiana portion – we’re all done with that. The biggest part of my character stuff is done. We have some more stuff; I get to go back home to Vancouver for the first time to work. That will be kind of fun – it’s a nice way to go back home. So, we’re going to go up and shoot a couple more things up there. That’s been a lot of fun. Everyone’s really cool.”

The returning cast all know each other well, but there’s a huge group of new actors for Breaking Dawn. How are you being accepted by the veterans?

Noel Fisher: “Oh, completely. Completely. That’s the really nice thing about that set is that everyone is really inviting. You hang out with anyone that happens to be on the set with you at work, you get advice some of the veteran Volturi, you know what I mean? It’s just a big hang out. We took over the Hilton in Baton Rouge downtown. It was literally like 60 or 70 people all staying at this one hotel. It was just a big frat room.”

What advice did they give you?

Noel Fisher: “Like where the coolest places to go are for, say, conventions. You know, because a lot of them have gotten to do some great traveling, they’ve traveled the world to visit all these wonderful fans all over the place. Just cool things to do in different cities. They’ve been part of this whole kind of really big world that the Twilight phenomenon is and they just wanted to welcome the newcomers and say, ‘Hey, here are some of the things that you might want to check out while you’re here.’”

Read the entire interview HERE!

Via Twilight Guide