En umiddelbar respons fra Chris Weitz på gårsdagens innlegg om det VIKTIGSTE i New Moon

Så sent som i går påpekte jeg at det VIKTIGSTE i New Moon var bare overkropper (kortversjonen, les hele den uangripelige argumentajonen ved å klikke på lenken over).

Jeg fikk umiddelbar respons. Sånn er det å holde på med Twilight: en evig opptur.


Fra USA Today via TwiCrack.

USA Today skriver (jeg har understreket det viktigste i artikkelen):
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Step aside, aloof vampires with all your undead issues. The wolf pack is ready to howl. *Uff. Jeg er seriøst redd for at Robert Pattinson vil få et nervøst sammenbrudd av å måtte kle av seg etter dette...Gi den mannen en valium. Nå.*

Unlike cold-blooded neck biters, these poster guys for animal magnetism are hot. So hot that their temperature runs a steady 108 degrees, as anyone who has read Stephenie Meyer's series of gothic romances knows.

That gives them a great excuse to doff their shirts on-screen and expose the physiques they've been pumping up for playing werewolves in The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the sequel to last year's supernatural sensation, due Nov. 20. *Mine bønner er hørt, dette klarer du, Chris Weitz.*

Four actors — Chaske Spencer, Alex Meraz, Kiowa Gordon and Bronson Pelletier, all with Native American heritage — join Taylor Lautner, 17, who returns as a hairier, scarier Jacob Black. The plotline finds Jacob growing closer to a distraught Bella (Kristen Stewart) after her vampire beau, Edward, runs off.

Among wolf pack job requirements: the ability to work half-naked no matter what the weather in the Vancouver, B.C., area, where the film has been shooting for several weeks. *Dere må jobbe for kunsten, gutter.*

"It's not pleasant for the actors," says director Chris Weitz. "But they have all been good-natured. They show up on location in drenching, cold rain, and I say, 'OK, off with the robes." *Jeg. Er. Tilfredsstilt. Inntil videre.*

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