For det første. Chris Weitz kommer IKKE til å regissere Breaking Dawn. Han skal i stedet i gang med en helt annen film.
En god anledning til å kryssklippe inn noen nye screencaps fra New Moon!
I forbindelse med New Moon DVD'en - det er under to uker igjen nå! - har han snakket med MTV og gir oss 5 "hemmeligheter" om New Moon (jeg skriver "hemmeligheter" for her er det ingen store bomber):
"Going for the Gold:
In “Twilight,” RPattz and the rest of his vegetarian vampire cohorts have gold-colored eyes as a result of abstaining from consuming human blood. For “New Moon,” the vamps’ eyes were clearly more golden. Why’d Weitz have his actors switch to brighter contact lenses?
“It’s a more noticeable gold,” Weitz said. “I thought that in the first film they hadn’t popped quite enough and I wanted to have that sense of otherworldliness carry through more.”"
Edward lider.
"The Silent Vampire:
Actress Rachelle Lefevre was notoriously replaced in her role as the vampire Victoria following “New Moon,” with Bryce Dallas Howard taking over the part for “Eclipse.” In “New Moon,” Lefevre is seen but does not speak. Is there a connection between her lack of lines and what happened with the casting decision?
“It wasn’t so much that,” Weitz said. “There was a dialogue scene with her, and eventually that will show up whenever they release deleted scenes. It was one of those scenes that, when you look back at it, it’s kind of a surplus to the whole storytelling requirement of the movie. So there was no ill intent there. I wrote Rachelle and explained why that scene didn’t end up in the film, and in terms of filmmaking I can’t regret it, although I do regret it very much if it hurt Rachelle’s feelings.”"
Jeg tror kanskje hun ble mer sur for å ha blitt dumpa fra Eclipse!
Sur?
"Why So Torn Up, Edward?:
At one point in the film, Pattinson’s Edward Cullen appears in a ripped T-shirt, but we never learn why. So … what the heck happened?
“What it’s supposed to be is that he’s essentially been wearing the same clothes for several months, and that eventually they’ve just worn out because, as you I’m sure know, his body is like stone. So he must’ve rubbed up against something and it ripped,” Weitz said."
Det her fikk du til, Weitz!
"Our Lord?:
In its Italian-set portions, “New Moon” features a significant amount of religious iconography, and Edward certainly suffers a great deal. Is he supposed to be a Christ figure?
“I think that he is in a sense he’s doomed to suffer eternally,” Weitz said. “He actually thinks of himself as a damned figure, but he’s wrong about that. So in some senses, yeah, he is a martyr figure.”
Black Eyes:
In Stephenie Meyer’s book, Edward’s eyes go black in Italy. Why don’t his eyes turn in the film?
“It’s because I screwed up!” Weitz admitted."
Jeg er sjokkert. Men det er ikke øynene jeg først legger merke til.
"Really? He just forgot?
“Well, yeah, I kinda did,” he said. “Well, there are two reasons. One is that I messed up. The other reason is that I actually thought that onscreen it would be quite bizarre to see his eyes go completely black, and that it would be more satisfying and less jarring to have that moment of reunion be a reunion with revivified Edward. But probably, the long and the short of it, there are many details that I did not drop the ball on, and there are some that I did.”"
Jeg kan til nød forstå at Chris Weitz glemte det, men kunne INGEN fortelle han det?
Jeg leste også et-eller-annet-sted at Chris Weitz sa at det en gang vil komme en versjon av New Moon der alle de slettede scenene er integrert. Den filmen vil jeg gjerne se!
Det er offisielt. Weitz angrer.
Alle bilder via TwiCrack.
Utover det sa Weitz at han var fornøyd med (og her fant jeg igjen det intervjuet)
New Moon som den var, men at han angret litt på løpinga-i-skogen scenen, siden "everybody always laughs and it makes me feel terrible".
Det STORE spørsmålet gjenstår - hvordan blir Breaking Dawn? Egentlig?
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