Movies Online Have new interviews with the new moon cast including Kristen stewart, Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson, Michael Sheen, Jamie Campbell Bower, Dakota Fanning and Cameron Bright.

New Moon Kristen Stewart Interview

Q: A year ago when we first talked to you, you seemed to be such a shy, sensitive young actor. How has this past year been for you in terms of this non-stop thing every week on ‘New Moon’ and on you and Rob Pattinson?

Stewart: I think I’ve gotten a lot more comfortable with talking about myself and knowing that what you say people are really going to take into consideration and that always intimidated me so much that I minced every word that came out of my mouth. I couldn’t finish a sentence because I was so concerned about how it was going to sound. I didn’t want to come across insincere about something that I really love to do. And so I’ve realized that, instead of refraining from saying “I’ve put my heart and soul into this thing and I love it,” that’s what I should’ve said instead of like the really logical, over analytical reason why I love it. You just do. I’ve gotten more comfortable with it. The whole rumor, tabloid stuff, it’s so obviously false to me. Look, even before I became a part of it, once I was sort of the star of that…it’s like a show. It’s like a ridiculous show.

Q: A soap opera with your name in it?

Stewart: Exactly. With false realism like a soap opera that seems real but you’re not quite sure. It doesn’t bother me. I don’t take it personally. Luckily, because I’ve had so much experience, it’s gotten easier to talk about the work.

Q: What about the work on this one?

Stewart: I had a really good time on this movie. It was intense. Just because of the nature of the story, it goes in a completely different direction. We undermine the first. We establish a very ideological idea of love and basically tell our main character, our main protagonist, that she was wrong. It’s like, where’s our story going to be left if Edward’s not there? What I really love about ‘New Moon’ is that you see this girl build herself back up, and by the time she makes this sort of rash decision to spend eternity with a vampire, she’s in a position where you actually believe her. You’re like, “Okay, you’re old enough, you’re mature enough to know. You’ve lived life.” She just grows up.

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New Moon, Taylor Lautner Interview

Q: Can you talk about that scene and any others like that?

TAYLOR LAUTNER: I start laughing so hard every time I see that scene.  ‘You’re bleeding? OK, let me fix it.’  It’s so embarrassing.  Yeah. I mean, here’s the thing:  there’s a reason that he’s not wearing clothes all the time. One, when he transforms, all his clothes get shredded. He can’t help it.  And when he goes into the woods to get something to put on so he’s not naked, it’s just a ripped pair of jean shorts. He’s also hot. He’s 108 degrees. So that’s another reason.  The thing is, I love this character, I love this story, and putting on the weight and not wearing much clothing was required by the role.  A year from now, if I love a story and I love a character that requires me to lose 40 lbs, I’m ready to do it.

Q: Can you be more specific, mainly because I want to do what you did—what did you eat, how did you exercise? Can you give a little more of a rundown?

TAYLOR LAUTNER: Oh boy.  You’re putting the pressure on me now. I was in the gym about five days a week, because it’s important to get your recovery time and not overworking yourself, because if you’re overworking yourself…I was trying to put on weight and if I was in the gym too much, I’d be burning the calories I’m trying to take in.  The most important thing was the eating side. Everybody thinks it was the actual getting in the gym.  That was easy—I was motivated.  So getting in the gym was easy for me. But the eating was pretty hard. It was just eating a lot. I found out that I had to consume at least 3200 calories a day just to maintain.  And I’m not trying to maintain, I’m trying to gain. So I had to eat more than that, and putting something in your mouth every two hours.  And I’m busy.  I’m downtown L.A., I’m from meeting to meeting. There’s not time for me to be eating. So I literally would have to carry a little Baggie of beef patties, raw
almonds, sweet potatoes. So it’s not like every two hours I’m eating ice cream.  It was difficult.

Q: Did you have a personal trainer?

TAYLOR LAUTNER: I do.  I definitely had one that helped me out.

Q: Having not read the Twilight books, seeing the movie I’m thinking this girl is retarded, why is she not going for Jacob? So was there any concern about overshadowing Edward?  Was that something you had to temper in your own performance, because you were very winning?

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Robert Pattinson New Moon Interview

Q: Can you talk about working with Chris Weitz and how the syllabus he gave the cast helped you?

Rob: I’ve never had that, from any director. It was 40 or 50 pages long, in addition to a bunch of letters and emails, trying to show that he was on the same page as us and was completely with us, in making the film. And, he didn’t falter from that attitude, throughout the whole movie. It probably sounds ridiculous how much praise he gets. I was just with him and his wife in Japan, and she was even kind of sick of it. But, he is like a saint. He’s one of the best people I’ve ever met, let alone directors. In a lot of ways, it shows in the movie. It’s got a lot of heart, especially for a sequel in a franchise. He’s just a great person to work with.

Q: Appearing in most of the movie as only a series of visions, did you feel disjointed from your cast mates at all? Did you wish you were in more of the film?

Rob: Those scenes were the hardest scenes. They weren’t really, at the time, but after I saw the first cut of the movie, they changed them quite a bit in the edit and ADR. It’s not Edward. It’s a manifestation of Bella’s loneliness and desperation. It was always very difficult. I asked Kristen, “How would you play it?” It’s her opinion, so that was hard. As for being alone, I’ve always felt a little bit aloof as the character, throughout the whole series. I think that’s how he is, so I didn’t feel any different.

Q: What has this past year been like for you? How are you dealing with things? Are you more comfortable with everything now?

Rob: I guess it’s inevitable that you become more comfortable. You still fight against some things. There’s nothing really scary about the franchise itself. I like all the people I work with. I generally have very few disagreements about the script or anything while we’re doing it, especially on New Moon. It just seemed so relaxed and easy. I’ve been on three different sets, since January 14th. I’ve had like three days off. I’m going to be on set all next year as well. I don’t know what doing errands and things is really like ‘cause I haven’t had a sustained period of time where I’ve been off. I don’t know how it’s really changed. I still feel like I’m pretty much exactly the same, which is maybe not a good thing.

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We caught up with all the members of the Volturi and got to talk about them about their new film New Moon. Those who participated in the interview are as follows;: Michael Sheen (Aro), Jamie Campbell Bower (Caius), Dakota Fanning (Jane) and Cameron Bright (Alec).

Q: What did you think when you saw yourself for the first time with the red lenses in?

Dakota Fanning: I know. It’s really scary. I think it makes anyone look automatically evil. But yeah, it was really fun. You get used to them after a while. You can see pretty good, but it’s still kind of weird.

Q: Michael, I wanted to know what you were saying into that tape recorder, but secondly, I wanted to know about you finding your voice. You mentioned the Blue Meanie. Did it take you a while to come up with that or was that kind of an instant thought when you read the script?

Michael Sheen: No, it was from Stephenie in the book. She describes Aro as having a voice like feathers, so that made me think about what would it sound like if someone had a voice like feathers. And then, as I was starting to play around with it, I reminded myself a little bit of the Blue Meanie. You remember the Blue Meanie in Yellow Submarine and the hand that goes with it? And then I was also thinking about characters from when I was a kid watching stuff that really freaked me out and the Blue Meanie really freaked me out. The Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – you know, “Lollipops” and all that. I liked the idea of a character who on the surface appears to be very friendly and thinks of himself as just being a sentimental old fool, a romantic at heart, and then he wants to eat your eyes. I liked that sort of idea so that was where Aro came from. And what I said into the tape recorder is between me and whoever owns that tape recorder. [Laughter]

Q: Now that you get to play a vampire rather than a werewolf, was it more satisfying?

Michael Sheen: As I said earlier, the tailoring is so much better as a vampire. I’ve been observing vampires for some time now and I finally got to give my own fang, although we don’t have fangs, do we? But no, it was great to be on the other side for a bit.

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