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Here's some facts we've summarized for you of the Chris Weitz interview.

• Even Weitz was surprised with how quickly Phil Tippet's company turned around the Jacob wolf shot at the end of the first teaser trailer. The shot has gone through numerous iterations and is much more photorealistic than that version.
• He'll be submitting a director's cut of the film to Summit within the next two weeks.
• Thom Yorke and Kings of Leon are interested in contributing to the film's soundtrack.
• The movie within a movie, "Facepunch," will only be heard - not seen.
• His vision of the Volturi is very much like the book and unlike a number of fan inspirations that have hit the web. He also sees them as having gone slightly insane after living for 2,000 years.
• He's met with David Slade and expects the filmmaker's vision for "Eclipse" to be different than what he's doing with "New Moon," but with the same actors and visual effects team.
• He's flattered that fans want him to direct "Breaking Dawn" without seeing "New Moon," but thinks the fans will want Slade to do it by the time "Eclipse" comes out.
• Weitz needs to turn the film in by Oct. 30 to strike prints or if not, they are in "big trouble" to make the release date.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

New Moon is not about setting up the world, but it's its own set of challenges because New Moon is very internal ... There's been a lot of talk about how Edward and the Cullens are not a part of the middle of New Moon, but actually they are. Certainly Edward is very much alive in Bella's mind throughout New Moon ... I think fans will be very satisfied with what we're doing - one, because it's true to the book and two, because there's more Edward. That can't be bad!

Can we surmise then that we'll see more of the Cullens and Victoria throughout New Moon?
MR: I think you could surmise that, yes. Yes, you can. You will.

On writing Eclipse:
MR: The third one was hard. Actually, the hardest one of the three for me to write. I was so disappointed that it was so hard to write because you read the third book, and it has a great feel with action and conflict and you think, "Oh, this is going to be the easy one," and it turns out it's not the easy one. It's actually the hardest of them all.

What was fun about doing Eclipse was that Stephenie - any writer when they're creating a world like Stephenie has created - has to know all the parts they're doing. The book is entirely from Bella's point of view, but she has to know as a writer what all these other characters are doing when they land in Bella's world. So she has a very, very complex, detailed mythology, as anyone who knows the Twilight world knows. It's very detailed, which is why this is such a great world to play around in.

With any sci-fi fantasy storytelling, you must have rules be very clear, otherwise you lose people, like "OK, they can fly; now they can't fly." So her rules are very, very distinct, but within that, there are just miles of playground.

I think there's going to be some fun with it, but it's still very much the book. From the very beginning with Twilight, that's what Stephenie's one thing was: "Do the book. Adapt the book. Don't use the book as a jumping-off place ...." That's what her one rule was, and that was the only thing I wanted to do anyways.

Her favorite character to write:
MR:I'm really enjoying writing Jacob. Jacob's a great deal of fun to write. Charlie. Particularly writing for that actor Billy Burke. Charlie is someone - Billy Burke is someone - who you just can give a line to, you can give him a deep emotional line or a funny one-liner, and that guy can deliver anything and always brings something new to it. Of course, I love writing the relationship between Bella and Edward - it's really important.

The biggest challenge:
MR: The biggest challenge is the Bella/Edward, because you're always writing a line between real intimacy and what's true versus overly maudlin or melodrama. True romance and true drama - that's always the line.

The hillywood show has made a parody of new moon. I think it's genius! Check it out ;)

Clevver TV has a new video about the NM Soundtrack. By now, we all know that Paramore won't be in it (I'm a little sad about that because they're my favorite band even before Twilight, and i think the mood of their songs fits perfect with the movies..)  And now they're saying that Kelly Clarksons song "Empty As I Am" will be in the movie...
To be honest, i Though it was great that the chose a little more non-famous bands for the Twilight Soundtrack. They were all so good and gave some other band a time to shine, Though it was an indie movie..

You kan now download the New Moon trailer to your ipods and iphones från apple!
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nu kan du göra din egen kända "Bella Tårta" från NM!
InStyle har en liten artikel som visar hur du ska göra, men tyvär är den på engelska. Texten är inte så svårläst så jag hoppas ni alla förstår!

1. Cover each cake tier with a "mask" of white fondant [a thick, malleable icing]. Stack tiers from largest to smallest.

2. Separate one package of fondant into 5 batches. Use food coloring to tint each batch a different shade of green.

3. Roll each batch of fondant into a thin sheet and cut into strips of varying width.

4. Attach the strips around each tier using stiff royal icing as glue.

5. Place red, yellow and green Gerbera daisies around the bottom of each tier.