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Bella’s Wedding Ring Photo From ‘Breaking Dawn’
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Monday, August 29, 2011
'Twilight''s Beautifully Scarred Tinsel Korey on Filming 'Breaking Dawn' By Annette Bourdeau
http://blog.moviefone.com/2011/08/29/twilight-tinsel-korey-emily-breaking-dawn-interview/
'Twilight''s Beautifully Scarred Tinsel Korey on Filming 'Breaking Dawn'
By Annette Bourdeau (Subscribe to Annette Bourdeau's posts)
Posted Aug 29th 2011 11:30AM
Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, The Twilight Saga, Moviefone Canada
You know her as Emily, Sam's beautifully scarred fiancee in the 'Twilight' movies, but you probably wouldn't recognize Tinsel Korey walking down the street. While her 'Twilight' co-stars are constantly fawned over by diehard fans, Korey says that she can walk around incognito, since her character is somewhat disguised by the bangs and the scar.
Beyond 'Twilight,' Korey is best known as an indie movie queen. She garnered accolades for her role as Blue Girl in Carl Bessai's 'Unnatural & Accidental.' She's poised to wow audiences again in 'Stained,' which is being released on DVD on Aug. 30. This time around, she channels her inner dark side to play a schizophrenic serial killer.
Despite all of her serious roles, Korey is actually quite a goofball. She'll have a chance to showcase her silly side in the upcoming flick 'Fishing Naked,' which costars her 'Twilight' buddy Bronson Pelletier. Moviefone caught up with the Canadian-born, L.A.-based actress to get the lowdown on shooting 'Breaking Dawn,' learning stunts from Kevin Sorbo and why she was hand-picked to play a killer.
How did you get involved with 'Stained'?
My demo reel came across director Karen Lam's table. When I was offered the role, they said you're going to play a schizophrenic serial killer. I'm like, what did she see from my reel? Apparently when I'm smiling it looks like everything is great, and when I'm not I look like I can kill somebody. So I don't know if that was a good thing or a bad thing!
How did you prepare for it?
You have to go into a dark place to play a character like that so I was listening to the kind of music that triggered those kinds of emotions. It was really interesting to delve into that part of your psyche.
No kidding! What kind of music were you listening to?
[Laughs] Actually, it was My Chemical Romance. It's a pretty emo band.
Breaking Dawn Part 1 - Trailer No. 1
Summit Entertainment
'Breaking Dawn' is coming out soon. What was it like filming that?
Bittersweet. Obviously it's great to be back on set and see everybody, but I knew it was the last movie. I remember being at dinner and just looking around and it was like, 'Are we all going to be friends when this is finished?' I compare movies to summer camp. You have these great relationships and you bond, and then when summer ends you're all like, 'We have to keep in touch!' Then life moves on and you go your separate ways.
How has the dynamic on set changed between 'New Moon' and 'Breaking Dawn'? Was everyone more relaxed and comfortable with each other?
We see each other at 'Twilight' conventions and stuff like that, so we've gotten to interact a lot more than you would on another movie where it finishes and you don't see each other. So that strengthened our bond as a wolf pack unit. You could definitely tell that the movie had changed, as in the budget and the level of movie. When we were filming 'New Moon' the hype was really just starting to pick up and I think that 'Twilight' had just been released internationally, so it wasn't the crazy hoopla that it is right now. Obviously that was intensified by 'Eclipse,' and then 'Breaking Dawn' was another level.
That's really interesting. Are there any tangible examples you can think of? For example, were you having caviar at the craft services table or anything crazy like that?
[Laughs] Nothing crazy like that, because obviously they want to spend the funds on making the best movie possible. There's more people. The security was really intense, because we've had incidents. Like on 'Eclipse' these fans somehow made it onto set. It was actually kind of funny because they obviously had the plan to make it on to set, but then they didn't know what to do when they got on set. So they were standing there and the crew and all of us are staring at them staring at us and everyone's like so ... what now? [Laughs] So security was definitely bumped up.
Are you getting approached by a lot of 'Twilight' fans now?
I don't get recognized, especially when I don't have my bangs. I rarely tell people that I'm an actor in general, but when it does come up they say 'Oh, what character do you play?' When I say I'm the girl with the scar they just stare at my face and say, 'You look really different!' I'm like, 'Yeah, because half my face isn't covered with a scar!' I think people are expecting to see Emily and not me, so I actually don't get recognized.
I know that you just released your first single, what was that process like?
It was amazing! I got to work with Stevie Salas, who has worked with Justin Timberlake and Mick Jagger. He brought this all-star team of musicians like Pink's drummer and Marcus Curiel from P.O.D. and I got to see his magic unfold.
What else do you have coming up? I understand you just did something with Kevin Sorbo?
Yes, it's a movie called 'Avarice.' It's a sci-fi thriller. It was an independent movie so we didn't have a stunt person, so we're doing the scene and Kevin Sorbo was teaching me stunts, and I was like, cool, Hercules is teaching me stunts right now!
What kind of stuff was he teaching you? Were you jumping off buildings or anything like that?
I wish. At some point in my career! No, it was just punches and hits and getting thrown around and stuff like that. And then I'm actually doing a movie in September with Bronson Pelletier, who is in 'Twilight,' and it also has Elyse Levesque from 'Stargate Universe.' It's a comedy. It's sort of an 'American Pie' with a supernatural twist. I do all of these really intense movies, and that's awesome, but sometimes I just want to laugh. I like comedy and I think it's one of my strong points as an actor, but for some reason I think people just see me being serious, which I'm not at all.
Is there anything else you'd like to mention?
For up-and-coming actors or anyone who wants acting advice, I started a Tumblr page and I do everything from Acting 101 to 401, and it goes in steps like how to find an agent, how to do headshots and stuff like that. I always get the question how do I get into acting, so I made a page for it.
'Twilight''s Beautifully Scarred Tinsel Korey on Filming 'Breaking Dawn'
By Annette Bourdeau (Subscribe to Annette Bourdeau's posts)Posted Aug 29th 2011 11:30AM
Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, The Twilight Saga, Moviefone Canada
You know her as Emily, Sam's beautifully scarred fiancee in the 'Twilight' movies, but you probably wouldn't recognize Tinsel Korey walking down the street. While her 'Twilight' co-stars are constantly fawned over by diehard fans, Korey says that she can walk around incognito, since her character is somewhat disguised by the bangs and the scar.
Beyond 'Twilight,' Korey is best known as an indie movie queen. She garnered accolades for her role as Blue Girl in Carl Bessai's 'Unnatural & Accidental.' She's poised to wow audiences again in 'Stained,' which is being released on DVD on Aug. 30. This time around, she channels her inner dark side to play a schizophrenic serial killer.
Despite all of her serious roles, Korey is actually quite a goofball. She'll have a chance to showcase her silly side in the upcoming flick 'Fishing Naked,' which costars her 'Twilight' buddy Bronson Pelletier. Moviefone caught up with the Canadian-born, L.A.-based actress to get the lowdown on shooting 'Breaking Dawn,' learning stunts from Kevin Sorbo and why she was hand-picked to play a killer.
How did you get involved with 'Stained'?
My demo reel came across director Karen Lam's table. When I was offered the role, they said you're going to play a schizophrenic serial killer. I'm like, what did she see from my reel? Apparently when I'm smiling it looks like everything is great, and when I'm not I look like I can kill somebody. So I don't know if that was a good thing or a bad thing!
How did you prepare for it?
You have to go into a dark place to play a character like that so I was listening to the kind of music that triggered those kinds of emotions. It was really interesting to delve into that part of your psyche.
No kidding! What kind of music were you listening to?
[Laughs] Actually, it was My Chemical Romance. It's a pretty emo band.
Breaking Dawn Part 1 - Trailer No. 1
Summit Entertainment
'Breaking Dawn' is coming out soon. What was it like filming that?
Bittersweet. Obviously it's great to be back on set and see everybody, but I knew it was the last movie. I remember being at dinner and just looking around and it was like, 'Are we all going to be friends when this is finished?' I compare movies to summer camp. You have these great relationships and you bond, and then when summer ends you're all like, 'We have to keep in touch!' Then life moves on and you go your separate ways.
How has the dynamic on set changed between 'New Moon' and 'Breaking Dawn'? Was everyone more relaxed and comfortable with each other?
We see each other at 'Twilight' conventions and stuff like that, so we've gotten to interact a lot more than you would on another movie where it finishes and you don't see each other. So that strengthened our bond as a wolf pack unit. You could definitely tell that the movie had changed, as in the budget and the level of movie. When we were filming 'New Moon' the hype was really just starting to pick up and I think that 'Twilight' had just been released internationally, so it wasn't the crazy hoopla that it is right now. Obviously that was intensified by 'Eclipse,' and then 'Breaking Dawn' was another level.
That's really interesting. Are there any tangible examples you can think of? For example, were you having caviar at the craft services table or anything crazy like that?
[Laughs] Nothing crazy like that, because obviously they want to spend the funds on making the best movie possible. There's more people. The security was really intense, because we've had incidents. Like on 'Eclipse' these fans somehow made it onto set. It was actually kind of funny because they obviously had the plan to make it on to set, but then they didn't know what to do when they got on set. So they were standing there and the crew and all of us are staring at them staring at us and everyone's like so ... what now? [Laughs] So security was definitely bumped up.
Are you getting approached by a lot of 'Twilight' fans now?
I don't get recognized, especially when I don't have my bangs. I rarely tell people that I'm an actor in general, but when it does come up they say 'Oh, what character do you play?' When I say I'm the girl with the scar they just stare at my face and say, 'You look really different!' I'm like, 'Yeah, because half my face isn't covered with a scar!' I think people are expecting to see Emily and not me, so I actually don't get recognized.
I know that you just released your first single, what was that process like?
It was amazing! I got to work with Stevie Salas, who has worked with Justin Timberlake and Mick Jagger. He brought this all-star team of musicians like Pink's drummer and Marcus Curiel from P.O.D. and I got to see his magic unfold.
What else do you have coming up? I understand you just did something with Kevin Sorbo?
Yes, it's a movie called 'Avarice.' It's a sci-fi thriller. It was an independent movie so we didn't have a stunt person, so we're doing the scene and Kevin Sorbo was teaching me stunts, and I was like, cool, Hercules is teaching me stunts right now!
What kind of stuff was he teaching you? Were you jumping off buildings or anything like that?
I wish. At some point in my career! No, it was just punches and hits and getting thrown around and stuff like that. And then I'm actually doing a movie in September with Bronson Pelletier, who is in 'Twilight,' and it also has Elyse Levesque from 'Stargate Universe.' It's a comedy. It's sort of an 'American Pie' with a supernatural twist. I do all of these really intense movies, and that's awesome, but sometimes I just want to laugh. I like comedy and I think it's one of my strong points as an actor, but for some reason I think people just see me being serious, which I'm not at all.
Is there anything else you'd like to mention?
For up-and-coming actors or anyone who wants acting advice, I started a Tumblr page and I do everything from Acting 101 to 401, and it goes in steps like how to find an agent, how to do headshots and stuff like that. I always get the question how do I get into acting, so I made a page for it.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
A Closer Look At The 'Breaking Dawn' Wedding Invitation
MTV and serious Twi-peeps give their take on it
Posted by dazzledbytwilight Monday, June 06, 2011 1:37:27 AM
If you didn't get an invite to the London wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, well you are even less likely to get one to the Swan-Cullen nuptials in Forks, WA.
MTV has in their possession the actual invitation used in 'Breaking Dawn,' and the folks at The Lexicon and Twilight Series Theories share their thoughts on it:
MTV got their hands on the official "Breaking Dawn" wedding invitation that was used in the movie for Bella and Edward's nuptials. And if you caught the red-carpet pre-show during the "America's Best Dance Crew" finale, then you've already seen it with your own two eyes. Outlined in lavender and with the Cullen seal in wax embedded on the envelope, MTV has the exclusive invite to the wedding of the century.
Also of note, the wedding date has been pushed forward from when it happened in the book — our deductive math skills reveal the wedding technically took place in 2006 — and is now occurring on Saturday, August 13, 2011, at 5 p.m.
If you feel like honoring that time frame with a visit to Forks, Washington, then you will be happy to know that the wedding is officially taking place at 420 Woodcroft Avenue. Unfortunately, based on a quick Google Maps search, that location doesn't actually exist, but maybe Summit Entertainment will work their magic to make it happen.
Definitely the coolest part of the invitation, though, is the official Cullen crest emblazoned on the wax seal on the envelope. Check your local Hot Topics to see if the Cullen crest becomes the next piece of "Twilight" merchandise that everyone starts sealing their letters with.
How many days till November 18?http://social.entertainment.msn.com/movies/blogs/twilight-blog.aspx?feat=1605171d-35a9-4ea5-ba1a-7a7655645d96
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Robert Pattinson: 'Breaking Dawn' is a horror movie
Robert Pattinson: 'Breaking Dawn' is a horror movie
To hear it from Robert Pattinson, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" will be a lot more "Black Swan" than "Sweet Valley High."
The heartthrob is in full swing promoting "Water For Elephants," which costars Reese Witherspoon, and dishing on the tone of the final two parts in the massive vampire franchise.
Pattinson confesses that "for a big mainstream movie, it's the most obscure storyline and really outside the box. It’s a horror movie." Director Bill Condon is at the helm.
With the "Twilight" team going darker, Pattinson wonders if the flick will score a PG-13 rating.
"I've seen a few bits, and I just can't see how it’s going to be PG-13 ... unless they cut everything out," he said.
While he's thrilled with the filmmaking, he's eager to say goodbye to his trademark golden eyes -- specifically the contact lenses that give him the dreamy effect.
"It’s embarrassing for me -- after so many years, it's still a process every single morning. Everybody else has figured out how to do it, and then there's two people holding me down because I can't do it myself," he said.
RELATED:
Robert Pattinson replacing Colin Farrell in 'Cosmopolis'
Robert Pattinson on KStew, Charlie Sheen and the elephant in the room
'Twilight' screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg talks Kristen Stewart, Bill Condon and 'Breaking Dawn'
-- Matt Donnelly
twitter.com/MattDonnelly
Photo: Robert Pattinson attends the 2011 Golden Globe awards. Credit: Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2011/03/robert-pattinson-breaking-dawn-is-a-horror-movie.html
To hear it from Robert Pattinson, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" will be a lot more "Black Swan" than "Sweet Valley High."
The heartthrob is in full swing promoting "Water For Elephants," which costars Reese Witherspoon, and dishing on the tone of the final two parts in the massive vampire franchise.
Pattinson confesses that "for a big mainstream movie, it's the most obscure storyline and really outside the box. It’s a horror movie." Director Bill Condon is at the helm.
With the "Twilight" team going darker, Pattinson wonders if the flick will score a PG-13 rating.
"I've seen a few bits, and I just can't see how it’s going to be PG-13 ... unless they cut everything out," he said.
While he's thrilled with the filmmaking, he's eager to say goodbye to his trademark golden eyes -- specifically the contact lenses that give him the dreamy effect.
"It’s embarrassing for me -- after so many years, it's still a process every single morning. Everybody else has figured out how to do it, and then there's two people holding me down because I can't do it myself," he said.
RELATED:
Robert Pattinson replacing Colin Farrell in 'Cosmopolis'
Robert Pattinson on KStew, Charlie Sheen and the elephant in the room
'Twilight' screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg talks Kristen Stewart, Bill Condon and 'Breaking Dawn'
-- Matt Donnelly
twitter.com/MattDonnelly
Photo: Robert Pattinson attends the 2011 Golden Globe awards. Credit: Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2011/03/robert-pattinson-breaking-dawn-is-a-horror-movie.html
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Two new Eclipse Behind the Scenes Video Clips
Above are two new Eclipse behind the scenes videos called The Talk and Good To Be Bad!
The Talk is one of my favorite scenes in Eclipse!! lol Kristen and Billy did an amazing job on that scene!
[via The Vampire Club]
Twilight: Eclipse director David Slade will helm The Last Voyage of the Demeter
Twilight: Eclipse director David Slade will helm The Last Voyage of the Demeter
Posted by: Kristy Sturdivant
David Slade has signed on to direct the film THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER, which is not surprisingly about, wait for it…vampires. The film follows a ship that is transporting Dracula’s coffin from Transylvania to London and the crew gets picked off one by one, ala Ripley Scott’s ALIEN. One lone survivor who has gone mad washes up on shore with a copy of Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Right now Noomi Rapace and Ben Kingsley are attached to star in the film, but that was confirmed so long ago when the film had director Stefan Ruzowitsky on board. Noomi Rapace is so busy these days she may end up dropping out. And as of now the lead role has not been cast but the studios are looking. Financing is still elusive so we don’t know when this will get off the ground and start shooting.
I think David Slade must have a really soft spot for the bloodsuckers, which is surprising since it didn’t seem that he was too thrilled with his whole TWILIGHT: ECLIPSE experience. I will say that THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER does sound more his style and I’m anxious to see what he does with it because the story does sound pretty cool.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
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