Rob plays a Parisian journalist names Georges Duroy, and according to a source, the films opens with him having sex with a prostitute named Rachel.

And Rob is in more than half a dozen racy scenes with four beautiful women, including Christina Ricci, Uma Thurman and Kristin Scott Thomas.

Georges is a ladies’ man who goes from living a life of poverty to becoming one of the city’s most prominent men after marrying a high-society woman and manipulating a series of wealthy mistresses.

His world turns chaotic, filled with adultery and business scandals.

In an interview with MTV, Rob said that 1890s Paris “was like the 1980s. Sex was a kind of weapon and a tool.” As for Georges, Rob told Variety, he’s a “totally amoral character.”

The source also reveals that the script calls for “fast and efficient” sex.

Although Rob told reporters that all the loveless affection made some of the story “cold and horrible,” it must have been a lot of fun to film.

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Cinematical asked Kristen and Dakota their thoughts about the NEW Eclipse trailer.

“When I asked if either of them got to see the trailer, Stewart and Fanning turned to one another for reactions. “Did you watch it?” Stewart asked Fanning.

“No, I didn’t,” Fanning replied. “I watched it,” Stewart said with enthusiasm. When I prodded her for specific feelings, she said, “Well, it’s really fast, isn’t it? It’s sort of like a couple of pictures strung together. But it looks good – it looks good! I think Taylor [Lautner] looks really great. Like, he looks very strong and I love his voice in it,” she said. “He’s good in it.”

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Taylor Lautner did it and we sure know everyone wants Rob Pattinson to do it.

So, is it time for Kristen Stewart to host Saturday Night Live?

We asked and she answered. Here’s what Ms. Stewart had to say…

“They haven’t asked me to do it,” Stewart said, while hanging out in a suite at L.A.’s Luxe Hotel, where she’s been promoting her new rock n’ roll flick, The Runaways.

Even so, would she do it?

“I would love to say yes for sure, but that is really really scary,” she said. “I am so critical of myself and then also of people who are on the show. It’s like, ‘Nope, you’re not funny—next!’”

One thing she’d totally say yes to is a…romantic comedy! But don’t ask her to name any potential love interest costars. “I don’t know, man,” she said, laughing. “I would want to do it with some cool, unassuming random actor.”

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Ashley Greene returned to LA earlier this week and immediately jumped back into the swing of things Tuesday grabbing lunch with friends at Mexicali restaurant. The Twilight star is back from Europe where she worked on her new film Apparition and spent a few days in Italy with Lindsay Lohan and Rachel Zoe during Milan Fashion Week. Yesterday we got a sneak peek at the Eclipse trailer and in a few short hours we’ll have the first look at the extended version!

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Kellan Lutz shows off his muscular arms as he runs errands in Los Angeles on Tuesday (March 9).

The 24-year-old actor and model made stops at Rite Aid and CVS before going to the gym for a workout.

Kellan told the New York Daily News that he’s given co-star Robert Pattinson tips on filling out his physique!

“I just tell him I like doing push-ups,” Kellan shared.

Robert Pattinson and Ruby Jerins play a brother and sister in “Remember Me,” a love story and family melodrama.

March 12, 2010

A Rebel, Brooding and Smoking His Way Out of Bourgeois Normalcy

In “Remember Me” love means never having to say you’re sorry, particularly to the audience. The star, as if you didn’t know, is Robert Pattinson, the moody vampire heartthrob from the “Twilight” series, a conceivably promising, certainly watchable actor in need of an immediate acting intervention. Along with working double time as one of the movie’s executive producers and its biggest bait, he plays Tyler, a dreary melancholic who poses and broods in this lugubrious romance cum family melodrama about a boy (sad) and a girl (also sad) who heal (eventually) while steaming up the sheets (discreetly). Along the way, many people die but few matter: most are just part of the warm-up act as well as the means to a shamelessly exploitative end.

It’s hard to know what the director Allen Coulter could have done to improve Will Fetters’s absurdly contrived, yakky script about love and loss, largely set in the summer of 2001. But Mr. Coulter doesn’t help matters by infusing the movie with grave self-importance. Everything comes weighted in significance, from the way Tyler furiously smokes his cigarettes to the camera movements that carefully show off the squalor in which this scion of a wealthy family has chosen to settle. The apartment actually looks pretty normal for a college boy flopping in a New York tenement. But as the camera lingers over the grimy paint, you know you’re meant to grasp something meaningful about Tyler’s alienation from his bourgeois, better-painted background. Mostly, you admire the cinematographer Jonathan Freeman’s handiwork.

Mr. Freeman also shot “Hollywoodland,” the first feature by Mr. Coulter, who has a string of directing credits for HBO shows like “The Sopranos.” Mr. Coulter has talent — individual scenes in “Remember Me” have energy, as do a few of the performances — but his hand can be as heavy as stone. There are few light or casual moments, nothing to cut through the portentous air that settles onto the story in the first scene: in 1991, the young Ally Craig (Caitlyn Paige Rund) watches the murder of her mother (an uncredited Martha Plimpton) on a subway platform during a mugging, thereby bearing witness to horror, a function she repeats at the finish.

By the time Ally fulfills her narrative purpose she will have blossomed into a college student ripe for the heartstring plucking (a sympathetic Emilie de Ravin). The pickup artist who does the honors is, of course, Tyler, who asks her out at the urging of his obnoxious roommate, Aidan (Tate Ellington, persuasively irritating). Love blooms despite the flapping of parental hands and mouths, including those of Chris Cooper as Ally’s working-stiff father and Pierce Brosnan as Tyler’s power-lawyer big daddy. Mr. Pattinson shoots Mr. Brosnan a lot of dark, hurting looks, but does his best work with Ruby Jerins, an appealing child actress who plays his sister, Caroline. When they’re together, Mr. Pattinson actually seems happy to be on screen: better yet, he doesn’t pull a James Dean Lite, he delivers.

“Remember Me” is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned). Gun violence and mass murder.

Thanks New York Times!

By reviewing the words used by the cast in the film as compared with those passages present in the text, one can see that the words are quite resemblant of the original quotes.

Trailer: “Isabella Swan, I promise to love you every moment of forever,” Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen.

Book: “Isabella Swan? I promise to love you forever — every single day of forever. Will you marry me?” Edward Cullen, page 460.

Trailer: “She’s still human,” and “the Volturi don’t give second chances,” Dakota Fanning as Jane.

Book: “We don’t make exceptions,” she said. “And we don’t give second chances. It’s bad for our reputation. Which reminds me [. . .] Caius will be so interested to hear that you’re still human, Bella,” Jane, page 578.

Trailer: “Why are you so against me becoming like you?” Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan.

Book: “You don’t want me to be a vampire.” “No, I don’t,” he said softly, and then he waited for more. “That’s not a question,” he prompted after a moment. “Well . . . I was worrying about . . . why you feel that way,” Bella and Edward, pages 272-73.

Trailer: “I know the consequences of the decision you’re making. After a few decades, everyone you know will be dead,” Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen.

Book: “You could do so much better, Bella. I know that you believe I have a soul, but I’m not entirely convinced on that point, and to risk yours [. . .] For me to allow this – to let you become what I am just so that I’ll never have to lose you – is the most selfish act I can imagine,” Edward Cullen, page 273.

Trailer: “You wouldn’t have to change for me, Bella. I’m in love with you, and I want you to pick me instead of him,” Taylor Lautner as Jacob Black.

Book: “I’m in love with you, Bella. Bella, I love you. And I want you to pick me instead of him. I know you don’t feel that way, but I need the truth out there so that you know your options. I wouldn’t want a miscommunication to stand in our way,” Jacob Black, page 327. “Just think about how it could be, Bella,” he urged in a soft, eager voice. “You wouldn’t have to change anything for me. You know Charlie would be happy if you picked me. I could protect you just as well as your vampire can – maybe better. And I could make you happy, Bella,” Jacob Black, page 333.

Trailer: “You have to consider the idea that I might be better for her than you are,” Taylor Lautner as Jacob Black.

Book: “You love her enough that you have to see the advantages of that plan. She thinks you’re very unselfish . . . are you really? Can you consider the idea that I might be better for her than you are?” Jacob Black, page 502.

Trailer: “I’ll protect you no matter what,” Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen.

Book: “I won’t let anything happen to you,” Edward Cullen, page 366.

Trailer: “You don’t know what you’re getting yourself into,” Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan.

Book: “Jacob, I’m begging you. Stay with me,” Bella Swan, page 523.

Trailer: “I’m going to fight for you until your heart stops beating,” Taylor Lautner as Jacob Black.

Book: “Until your heart stops beating, Bella. I’ll be here — fighting. Don’t forget that you have options,” Jacob Black, page 330.

The only one I couldn’t find a direct counterpart for was “Edward, she found us,” by Kristen Stewart as Bella. For the most part, though, so far so good right?

Just thought this was something you’d all enjoy seeing or perhaps find helpful.

Thanks Examiner

Kristen Stewart, 19, of Twilight Fame was on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show on NBC. Kristen Stewart looked lovely in a little black dress, very little.  “The Runaways” is here new movie Kristen Stewart talked about her trip to London and her new movie “The Runaways.”

Kristen Stewart talked about eating in London Pubs and how Pubs are more like family restaurants.

Kristen Stewart was the little girl in the “Panic Room” with Jody Foster.  She talked about how she presented the Horror category at the Oscar. Again at the Oscar she wore a lovely black dress.

Kristen talked about how bloggers picker on her because she cleared her throat on the Oscars.  Kristen Stewart said she was proud of herself for not falling down.  She was nervous,so she coughed.

Kristen Stewart does all her own singing in her new movie and she sounds great.  The song is “I Like Playing with Fire.”

The Runaways is rated R.

Here is a video clip of Kristen Stewart’s new movie, “The Runaways” with Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning.

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SANTA MARIA, CA, March 11, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ — According to an inside source, the fourth saga and the most highly anticipated film in the Twilight Series, will be split into two movies, and filmed in 3D. “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I”, and “Part II” has not been confirmed “officially” by Summit Entertainment, however author Stephenie Meyer has stated, “it would have to be made into multiple movies because it is hard to imagine it fitting into ninety minutes.”

In addition, a new production company, Sunswept Entertainment, has been brought on board for Breaking Dawn. Sunswept Entertainment was created by Karen Rosenfelt, who is the daughter of former MGM Chairman & CEO Frank Edward Rosenfelt. Karen Rosenfelt served as Producer on both “Twilight” and on “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”. She did not work on “New Moon”, but is producing “Breaking Dawn” through her Sunswept Entertainment banner.

Fans can expect a massive talent search for the role of Renesmee Cullen, the half-vampire, half-human daughter of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, just as there was for the roles of Seth and Leah Clearwater in “Eclipse”. Due to the introduction of this character, Breaking Dawn is going to be the most CG-intense film of the Twilight series.

The Breaking Dawn novel is much more adult in tone than its three predecessors. Therefore the screenplay adaptation will likely have quite a bit of tweaking due to the explicit sex and birth scenes to avoid an R rating.

The recent success of films like Avatar has changed the perception of 3D film with the public and the major studios, and Summit Entertainment is on the cutting edge of film making technology. Avatar director James Cameron recently said, “Everything is going to change in the next couple of years, very, very rapidly. If you take the 3D away from the film and you take the spectacle away from the film, it is still a strong story. People do not cry in a movie because of the 3D. They cry in movie because something is touching them, and the 3D should only be part of enhancing the experience.”

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner have officially signed on to Breaking Dawn. The Breaking Dawn’s director has yet to be officially announced.

Thanks www.24-7pressrelease.com