Am I the only one who have lost track of all the new interviews that's been coming out this past week? I think not. So, with a little help from Twilight Lexicon, here's a list of the different interviews:Chris Weitz interviewed by Rotten Tomatoes (is it just me, or is this the very same interview from HitFix?)
Rachelle Lefevre - MSN Superfan
Jamie Campbell-Bower - Hollywood.com
Charlie Bewley - Hollywood.com
Q: What do you foresee might be the biggest challenges of bringing 'Breaking Dawn' to the big screen?
Let’s see. There’s this little character, this young character in that book, that I think is going to be really hard to …
Q: Renesmee maybe?
I think that to me is the biggest challenge.
Q: Or the birth scene is quite graphic. I mean that would take it over the PG rating.
My wife’s an OB-GYN so she says it’s a great way to get a baby out of…just chew your way through. It’s going to be like really exciting. No, obviously we’re not going to make a rated R movie. You’ve all read the books so I mean that’ll be a challenge. That’s really more of a challenge of just kind of doing it in a way where people aren’t going to walk out of the theatre because you don’t want to see that much.
In The Twilight Saga: New Moon, due out later this year, Michael Sheen takes the role of Aro, head vampire of an ancient coven that rules the vampire world. We talked to him recently, and asked for the lowdown on a bloodsucking role that's a far cry from his recent run of real-life figures.
"I'm all done on it; I had a great time," he told us. "It was nice to go in and not be playing the main part, just go in for a few days and play this really really extraordinary character.[...]
"It was quite intimidating being on the set with so many young, beautiful people. That was quite extraordinary being the old, ugly one amongst loads of young, beautiful ones. It's not something I'm used to really. Not because I'm young and beautiful but usually there's loads of old, ugly people around me. It was quite encouraging to see how Robert and Kristin are committed to it, how much they put into it and how serious they are about it. They don't take it lightly at all so that was great to see."
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