Our Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart public appearance is almost here! While we already predicted the PDAs between the two will probably be kept to a minimum, trust us, Robsten's relaysh is nothing short of great.Yes, the happy couple are absolutely fine, we can assure you, which is why we can't help but hold out a smidgen of hope that there will be some grand "we're in love" gesture. Call us romantics. Call us fools.
We are, of course, aware of the drama surrounding the Missing Rob Seating Card, but that's because it's still up in the air as to where R.Pattz's adorable derriere will be parked.
See, no one in the Twilight gang is up for an award. They are simply there to do a little promo and to introduce the new trailer, which we told you about first, with much more Rob.
Since Rob gets accosted, like, everywhere he goes, some peeps are hesitant about where to seat him. Trust us, we've seen this firsthand: It's a damn frenzy during commercial breaks, with fans running up to him for pictures. Rob being the nice guy he is will always oblige, but he can only keep his cool so long!
So whether R.Pattz will be next to K.Stew will be a mystery until shortly before showtime. But he's got a seat there if he wants it. It's Robert Pattinson after all!
One of our predictions? Sorry, but let's get practical: There's a good chance R.Pattz could skip the carpet, arrive late only to announce new clip and bounce. But those 10 seconds of him onstage will be worth watching, right? If you answered in the affirmative, you're reading the wrong blolumn.
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9.11.2009
The new NEW MOON TRAILER
Here is the hole trailer. The beginning and the end are extended. Man it's heartbreaking when bella says noooo, please please :( I just started crying:(
Summit confirms that Edward will drive the same car that he drove in New moon
So Twilight Lexicon spoke to summit who confirm that Edward will drive the same car as the one he drove in New Moon. Well i had some concerns with that info because they don't say that he'll drive the Volvo from twilight but they say the same car and i have never seen any pics of that car when filming New Moon. But Twilight Lexicon says that they actually saw the silver Volvo when they were at some of the locations and now they are trying to find some pics to prove it. I know it's not a big deal for some people what car Edward will drive, but for me it is important i mean come on one for me it's like one of the characters in the book.
"Twilight in Forks: The Saga of the Real Town" to be distributed by Summit
Over the last few weeks, the team behind the first-ever documentary on the "Twilight" phenomenon has come to MTV News to unveil the initial details of their movie, as well as its one-sheet and teaser trailer. Now, they have even bigger news for Stephenie Meyer fans eagerly awaiting their flick: In a surprise move, Summit Home Entertainment has acquired the rights to distribute "Twilight in Forks."
MTV News has learned that the studio behind the "Twilight" movies has spent the last several days negotiating with director Jason Brown and producers York Baur and Peter Cowles to distribute their independent film about the tiny Washington town that inspired a phenomenon. Summit plans to release the documentary in conjunction with the "New Moon" DVD release, both of which will hit stores in early 2010.
Although the news will postpone the film's release by a few months, it's a natural fit for the doc, whose full title is "Twilight in Forks: The Saga of the Real Town." Brown and Baur were very visible at June's "Summer School in Forks" symposium, where they shot many of the interviews for the film — a for-the-fans exploration into where "Twilight" ends, Forks begins, and an increasingly blurry line exists between the two.
"One of the things that you'll see in the film is how vampires actually relate to Forks, and whether there's some truth to the characters that you're familiar with," three-time Emmy winner Brown told MTV recently about the film, which was shot with high-definition cameras to capture the region's unique, rain-soaked beauty. "You'll see shots of the forest and some shots of signs about vampires. ... You'll meet a real-life Bella and a real-life Alice that are in Forks."
The "Twilight in Forks" team will be sticking with plans to unveil exclusive footage from the film on Saturday at a special screening in Forks to celebrate Stephenie Meyer Day, as previously announced. Keep checking back with MTV News for coverage of that event, as well as more upcoming news on "Twilight in Forks" and "New Moon." And don't forget to tune in to the VMAs on Sunday to see Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner present a never-before-seen extended trailer from the "Twilight" sequel.
MTV
MTV News has learned that the studio behind the "Twilight" movies has spent the last several days negotiating with director Jason Brown and producers York Baur and Peter Cowles to distribute their independent film about the tiny Washington town that inspired a phenomenon. Summit plans to release the documentary in conjunction with the "New Moon" DVD release, both of which will hit stores in early 2010.
Although the news will postpone the film's release by a few months, it's a natural fit for the doc, whose full title is "Twilight in Forks: The Saga of the Real Town." Brown and Baur were very visible at June's "Summer School in Forks" symposium, where they shot many of the interviews for the film — a for-the-fans exploration into where "Twilight" ends, Forks begins, and an increasingly blurry line exists between the two.
"One of the things that you'll see in the film is how vampires actually relate to Forks, and whether there's some truth to the characters that you're familiar with," three-time Emmy winner Brown told MTV recently about the film, which was shot with high-definition cameras to capture the region's unique, rain-soaked beauty. "You'll see shots of the forest and some shots of signs about vampires. ... You'll meet a real-life Bella and a real-life Alice that are in Forks."
The "Twilight in Forks" team will be sticking with plans to unveil exclusive footage from the film on Saturday at a special screening in Forks to celebrate Stephenie Meyer Day, as previously announced. Keep checking back with MTV News for coverage of that event, as well as more upcoming news on "Twilight in Forks" and "New Moon." And don't forget to tune in to the VMAs on Sunday to see Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner present a never-before-seen extended trailer from the "Twilight" sequel.
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