#SWATH Kristen Stewart and Chris Hemsworth, at Comic Con 2011 (Panel) tnxs @OhMyCarlisle

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Cast Interview Inside The SWATH London Press Conference

 When the Snow White and the Hunstman cast rolled into London recently, MyDaily had the opportunity to observe the gang in action during the official press conference. So along we went, questions in hand, ready to be all serious and unleash our inner film buff.
Of course what really happened was that we had a good old stare at Kristen (who was adorably awkward), had a good old laugh with Charlize (who was surprisingly sarcastic), while simultaneously feeling completely conflicted over whether our heart lay with the burly hunk of manliness that was Chris Hemsworth, or the cute, quiet and self-effacing Sam Claflin.
All jokes aside, it was refreshing to be in the company of a cast who all genuinely seemed to like each other. (Unless, of course, they're all just very good actors...)

Here's what happened:

So Sam, what was the Snow White experience like for you?
Sam: “It was okay really, it was fine.” [Audience laughs.] “No it was somewhat a dream come true. When I was growing up I would run around the school playground pretending I was Robin Hood, or pretending I was a knight from the round table, so having the opportunity to wield a sword and smash a few stunt men was definitely a privilege for me.”

Charlize, what was it about working with us Brits that attracted you to the project?”
Charlize: “It was probably the only negative thing about the movie.” [Laughs]
“No, I actually lived here last year, I did two films back to back, and I just really liked it. It was nice. Except for the part that you don’t really get to shoot in the city – you’re driving an hour into Pinewood studios every day. It’s so glamorous!”
Kristen, what was it about the role of Snow White, such an iconic role, that attracted you to the film in the first place?
Kristen: “Well I’ve always wanted to try and find something where I could really challenge myself physically, so I really liked that. You know Charlize has done it before – but we really will hurt ourselves for the job, and I liked that opportunity. But what I really dug about this was that you’ve got someone who has the gusto, and you can totally sit as an audience member and take a lot of satisfaction in watching her kick ass. But she’s not a dude. She remains so sort of, steady. And we’re not built to be physically strong, you’ve got to outsmart someone, you’ve got to be quicker,
Charlize: “Well, you know I am built to be strong.”
Kristen: “Yeah she’s definitely bigger.”
Charlize: “I mean, I’m a man. In heels. Basically.”
Kristen: “Shut up! [laughs] I mean, I hate girl power movies when the people who you are rooting for are not girls. And I think that’s what I was really attracted to.”
Chris, you’re known for your action – did you relish the opportunity to really get your teeth stuck into this role?
Chris: “Er, I got my nose busted. By Kristen actually. This is the first time we’ve met since that and I would prefer her sitting at that end of the table...
No, initially I thought the movie was a little too similar to what I’d done before – the fighting and fantasy-based world – but I pretty soon realized that with Rupert’s vision, and this cast – it was a completely different take on the fairytale that I’d know previously. A much darker, edgier, gothic almost version of it. And it kept me guessing, so I think that’s what it does for an audience too.
So in terms of the punching in the face incident that you had there, was that part of a scene or was that just because you were fighting over something in the canteen?
Chris: “We reached for the same muffin.”

Charlize, how do you feel about your director describing you as Margaret Thatcher meets Kate Moss?
Charlize: [Turns to Rupert Sanders, the director] “Oh you’ve really started some shit. No, I love that. I am going to be referred to from now on, forever, as that. “

And how did you approach the character in order to get the tone right, when this could have gone easily way over the top?
Charlize: “You know I think that you have to trust your director. Because at the end of the day, that tone is really up to what the filmmaker wants to do and how he wants to tell the narrative. So in the initial meetings for me usually it’s trying to understand what film my director is trying to make and if I can service them. I don’t know how to work not having a foundation of something that’s based in reality – I need that as an anchor, and I think that if you have that as an anchor you can go big and you can go loud, because you will always have that as the foundation. It’s always there at the core, and I think it also sets those things up. It’s when you don’t have that – if you haven’t set up circumstances for your character in order to somewhat explain why they are the way they are, then you’re going to run into trouble where it’s always going to feel a little bit mechanical. So I try to just work from a place of real, and if you have that place of real then you can push the envelope a little bit. It’s tricky. It’s definitely a fine line because it can either be fucking amazing, or horrible.”
“You know, this is one of those showy characters where every scene could go so many different ways in reality and we did try that, and you know – this guy (looks at Rupert) did a really great job. He went into the editing room and he found the beast of the character and figured out what worked and what didn’t work.”
Rupert: “I think with those archtypes you expect them to be big as well. We kept saying to ourselves ‘It’s a fairytale’, so you can go a little bit more than you would in your average kitchen sink drama – so I think she did an amazing job in grounding it in reality, and then having those moments where it can pop up a bit.

So Kristen, you’ve already touched on the fact that Snow White is this warrior, she’s got this real tough side, but she’s also got this really quite vulnerable side too. Which did you enjoy playing more and which did you relate to more?
It’s a tough one because, it’s like what she’s saying [nods to Charlize] ‘Nothing’s that simple’. Every time Snow White has to get up and do something active, and not be crippled by fear and turn it into this really forward moving thing I think I’m into that. I said that one of the things I wanted to do the movie for was see how far I could push myself. The reason that they hire these big huge burly dudes to do these movies is because it’s hard! “
Charlize: “Stop talking about me Kristen.”
Sam: “Was that the only reason I got the job? [Much laughter from the others] Honestly, one of the first things they said to me was ‘go to the gym’.”

*SPOILER* There’s a lot of sexual tension in the film, and there are only two kisses – one when she’s practically dead, and one which was fake - was the idea to leave the audience on the edge of their seats, wanting more?
Charlize: “Actually we all made out with each other. [Turns to Sam] No, because you were me when you kiss her. So I was making out with Kristen through your mouth.”
Sam: “That was the best day of my life.”
Charlize: “How was I Kristen?”
Kristen: “Uhhhhh.”
Sam: “Be careful…”
Kristen: “Well, I don’t like to be deceived.”
Charlize: ‘Yeah, sorry about that.”
Chris, was it hard for you to maintain a Scottish accent throughout the film, considering you’ve actually got an Australian accent?

Chris: “Yeah it was. We talked about a few different sounds and things, the biggest point being that I didn’t want to do English or mid-Atlantic, or anything too close to Thor. And with the advantage of it being a fictional world, that was somewhere that we landed, and there was just a warmth and feeling of a Scottish accent. And I find it a bit like a costume, occasionally – you tweak it and you put it on and you find something that you can grab onto and then you think ‘Ah, now this is it”. It took on a bit of a life of its own. I love the music of it – it’s a very earthy sound, this accent, and he was a man of the woods, so it was fitting.”
Kristen: “It was also transient, and so not like us. He couldn’t sound just like us – it made you want to know where [he was from] it was like woah, who is this guy?”
Chris: “He was the outsider, and different.”

Rupert, why was Kristen the perfect choice to play Snow White?
Charlize: [Turns to Rupert]“Yeah, why WAS she your perfect Snow White?”
Rupert: “It’s a very personal question! I looked at a lot of actors, known and unknown and then when we met Kristen we saw that she had a very rebellious spirit, she’s a bit like a wild horse. She’s hard to hold down. And I liked that. The Snow White character couldn’t be all demure and quiet, she needed to be someone tough – and she’s an unusual person, and that’s what’s so great about her playing this character. She’s got a craziness to her which I think was right for the character.”

Kristen, aside from Charlize, what was the scariest thing about playing Snow White?
Kristen: “Riding a horse. I know how it’s boring that I’ve said it a thousand times, but the dynamic between horse and rider is so not for me. Give it a carrot, give it an apple, don’t put a saddle on him, I want to watch him run around a pasture – I’ll run with him! So it was definitely that. But then I think it’s cool to watch people genuinely uncomfortable on screen. [Everyone laughs.]
Chris: I reckon the most uncomfortable as far as the horse riding was concerned was one particular shot where we needed to get very close to the cameras and have the close-up of Kristen on the horse, and it was like the first day of shooting – so in order to do that they had a mechanical horse, and we arrived on set with all these Spanish horse riders and horsemen who’d been brought it, all very professional and like, ‘Here are the actors, let’s see what you got’ – and I married a Spanish woman, so they’re all like, ‘Well, why do you deserve her? Show us how you ride,’ – so I’m like, ‘Where’s the horse?’, and it’s like ‘That’s it’, and they point to this half mechanical horse. So we’re on this thing, and going like this [Acts out exaggerated horse riding movement] and you couldn’t have felt more ridiculous. That was probably one of the scariest moments. If only for my pride. [Kristen laughs and joins in with Chris and his riding mime.]

Charlize, does being a mum affect how you work and the roles you’ll take? And are you throwing a baby shower for Chris any time soon?
Charlize: “Why is that my job?! Yeah, I’m going to send you all my little boy’s clothes as hand-me-downs, and you can get your little girl to wear them.”
Chris: “Well then I’ll send you all my little girl’s clothes.”
Charlize: “That’s totally cool. I don’t know, I’m about to go and do a reimagination of Mad Max and I thought to myself ‘Oh, I’m probably not going to want to go and make this movie,’ when I heard that my son was coming into my life, and that all I would want to do was mope around in my pyjamas and roll around with him on the carpet, and we did that for a couple of months and it was great – but the crazy thing that happened that I wasn’t expecting, was that it made me feel really creative. Really, really creative. I started developing like crazy and started selling movies and developing more with my production company, and now the more I think about going away in June and shooting this, I’m really excited about it. I’m feel that this little innocent baby is making me more curious about the human condition.

Rupert, Did you cut anything out of the film that you were sorry to lose?
Rupert: “No.” [Kristen and Chris raise their eyebrows and look at each other.]
Kristen: “Ermm…..”
Rupert: There were scenes that I liked on their own, but you’re not making a collection of scenes, we’re making a film. The big picture is what you have to look at. There were scenes that I loved with Kristen and Chris in – and Charlize – actually, Sam you were quite unscathed – you might edit a little more than you need and then the story in the cutting room is like a sculpture. You have to follow the scene and then some things go. But there wasn’t anything that I think anyone was very upset about.”
Charlize: “I actually think that’s the sign of a great director. A lot of directors can get very attached to everything, and I think it’s a great sign when you can take a step back and just make a great film – not get too attached to these tiny little moments.”
Kristen: “…That meant so much, at a certain time.” [Everyone laughs.] “No I’m kidding.”

So Chris, apart from the nose…
Chris: [Interrupts] Why, what’s wrong with it?

…Did you sustain any other injuries?
Charlize: “Except for your ego. And your pride.”
Chris: “Well yeah, this was more exhausting than anything I’ve ever done before. None of it was on a green screen temperature-controlled sound stage, it was in amongst the mud and the dirt and the rain and it was freezing! You really lived and breathed the characters and the story, I’ve never felt more ‘in it’ for a longer period of time. All the cast and crew would just travel off to these obscure locations. Sam and I both at one point - there’s this one scene where we’re riding on horseback, and they’re like: ‘When you fly on in there with the other hundred behind you, jump off the horse at the last second and charge in, then form a triangle.’ And I was like, ‘What are we? The Mighty Ducks? We didn’t rehearse this.’ And then you just hear ‘ACTION’ So we take off and Sam’s a little bit in front of me and I just remember seeing his foot get caught in the stirrup as he tried to jump off and he just went…”
Sam: “I was in full armour okay?! This guy [points at Chris] was the James Dean of the medieval times in a leather jacket and flexible trousers… But I couldn’t get up. And then after smacking my face on the floor you just hear Rupert shouting ‘Carry on!’ And I’m shouting, ‘Mate, I can’t get up!’. And then Chris was trying to help, it was like a comedy sketch.
Kristen: “If he tried to lift his arm up, even just past shoulder height, he would knock the side of his head.”
Sam: “Comedy gold. “



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Official Press Release For The Cancer Bites Initiative That Rob Supports

Twilight's Robert Pattinson Rallies Fans to Take the Bite Out of Blood Cancer at Fox Teen Choice Awards

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The official press release is now out for the Cancer Bites initiative that Robert Pattinson spoke about at the Teen Choice Awards.

“CANCER BITES” is a new initiative harnessing pop culture’s obsession with vampires to raise public awareness of blood cancers as the third leading cause of cancer and the most common form of cancer in youth under the age of 18 in the United States. On Sunday, August 7, CANCER BITES took center stage at the FOX Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles, CA with Twilight’s Robert Pattinson, as he invited fans to stay tuned for the campaign’s Halloween launch this October during his acceptance of the “Choice” Celebrity Vampire award presented by CANCER BITES.

Drawing from media properties such as Twilight, HBO’s True Blood, CW’s The Vampire Diaries and MTV’s Teen Wolf — CANCER BITES has assembled a powerful team of partners, experts and spokespeople to educate the public about the prevalence of blood cancers. At launch and throughout the campaign, CANCER BITES will focus on raising awareness around those most impacted by the disease and creating a broad national dialogue on the importance of funding life-saving research.

“When I heard about the Cancer Bites initiative, I knew very little about how prevalent blood cancer is because there have been so few national campaigns about it,” said Pattinson. “The Cancer Bites campaign officially launches on Halloween, but in the meantime you can go to http://www.cancerbites.tv for more information about how you can spread the word to support those who are dealing with this type of cancer.”

Blood cancers — the third leading cause of cancer — are diseases of the blood, bone marrow, and/or lymphatic systems, including leukemia, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma. Leukemia is the most common cancer among children and young adults under 20.

CANCER BITES has enlisted The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) and Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF) to help fuel its mission. As the nation’s leading blood cancer patient advocacy organizations, LLS and LRF will play an integral role in the campaign at every level; funding research to find effective new treatments and cures; connecting patients and their families to free educational information; and, providing support services for patients at every stage of their cancer journey. The awareness campaign will encourage the public to support their efforts to beat cancer.

“Despite its prevalence, there is very little public awareness around blood cancer,” says Dr. Julie Vose, chair of the CANCER BITES expert panel and, chief of Hematology/Oncology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. “Our mission with CANCER BITES is to change that by providing information to the public to garner a greater understanding about these cancers and connecting patients and caregivers to the tools, resources and support they need to navigate their journey every step of the way.”

CANCER BITES officially launches on Halloween Day 2011. In the meantime, people can visit www.cancerbites.tv for more information about the campaign or join the conversation on Twitter with @llsusa and @lymphoma with hashtag #cancerbites.

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New! Rob Fan Rob Encounter From Comic Con

Who can blame her?

Not I.

As a matter of fact, I am right there with her...Anyway...

This is her story...

I figured I start with this, and work my way

through the rest of Comic Con later.

So, we got into the panel. We were in the second section back

from the stage. (There is a reason for that to come.)

SO, as the Q&A began, she kept pestering me

to ask Rob a question. I kept telling her no.

I didn't want her to go off without me, and I was not looking

my best after spending the night outside and sitting all morning in

the direct sunlight. (I didn't need to scare Rob away.)

So, for about five minutes, we had this little back and forth.

She was begging. I was denying.

"Please, mom. I have a question for Rob."

"I don't know. I really don't want you up there alone."

"But I have a question."

"Team Rob... What can you possibly ask him?"

"Mom, I have a question for Rob. I need to know.

It's really important."

Then, Team SharkBoy said she would

go up and ask a question and take Team Rob

with her. Well... I finally agreed.

"Fine. Okay. I'll be right here waiting for you to come back."

(I was nervous letting her go without me. That, and what the

h-e-double hockey sticks she could possibly ask Rob?)

I took the time to explain to Team Rob

what an appropriate question would be.

"You can't say you love him."

"I know."

"You can't be all... Can I go home with you?"

"I know. Duh."

"You need to be respectful."

"I promise."

She had a HUGE smile plastered to her face as she

went off to ask her question.

As we sat through the other questions, I was talking

with Team Bella (who didn't want to go up because it was scary).

I kept waiting and worrying and thinking that she wouldn't

have the opportunity to ask her question.

Then the rest of the panel after the big three

- SharkBoy, Stewstress, and ROBERT PATTINSON -

came out.

I kept looking for her to return. I kept asking

Team Bella if she sees them. Then I heard her voice.

I look up on the big screen over his head and see

her... Tears form in my eyes... She asks Rob her question...

This question, I swear to you, DID NOT come from me...

nor did it come from the other Teams with us...

It was100% all her's.

(at the 1:00 mark on this video)

And he blushes bright red. (I wonder what went

through his mind at that moment.)

He teases her about that not being

the question on her mind...

Then he proceeds to answer.

When she gets back to the chair, she is

all smiles and giggles. Like she was

living on cloud nine. And she tells me...

"Mom, Rob talked directly to me. I don't get

why he didn't understand my question at first."

Well, I was all giggles, too. I couldn't get a word out.

Then, before I could even try to answer, she says...

"HE LOVES BABIES! Maybe one day we

could have one together."

She spent the rest of that day like she was

the hottest thing on the planet.

People kept stopping us to tell her that her question was the

best one for the whole panel.

She was interviewed for ABC news radio,

and Summit for the blu-ray disc for Breaking Dawn.

They were all giggles.

By that late afternoon, while waiting in line to meet someone else

(more about that tomorrow), I got an email with a link

to one of the YouTube videos. She watched it, and her reaction shocked me.

She freaked out!!! She was so worried about

Rob finding out it was on YouTube. She told me,

"Mom, I don't want Robert Pattinson to be mad at me."

"Why in the world would he be mad at you, Team Rob?"

"Because those videos on YouTube... and he doesn't like

rude people that take his picture and post them on the internet.

He doesn't like it, and now it's my fault he's on YouTube."

My heart broke a little. She gets that people take his

picture and post things about him that upset him.

And she was worried that she would be on his Shit List.

I told her that what that video was was different then papz.

It was promotional for Breaking Dawn and he was working.

SO, it was like she was helping him to do his job.

She felt a little better after that. She was less upset, but

still not as happy about it.

SO, Rob, should you ever read this blog... this post...

Please know that my Team Rob is so worried that she

has made you mad, and wants you to know that she didn't mean to.

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New Fan Photos From #BreakingDawn Panel With Taylor , Rob Kristen And Cast #SDCC

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(Videos) Cineplex Interview Of Rob & Kristen With Spanish Subtitles

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ClevverTv: Kristen Stewart Jokes At #ComicCon With Her Co Stars #SWATH

#SDCC Kristen And Ashley Have Very Different Ways of Wearing Jeans+Tees

Kristen Stewart and Ashley Greene took to Comic-Con this past weekend in jeans and tees, but both injected their signature style into the basics, resulting in two very different looks. We break it down to show how a basic tee and skinny jeans can look radically different depending on how you style it, and give you the links to shop right now.

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Kristen Stewart showed up in her signature edgy chic look, with a black bra showing underneath her sheer white Market tee ($38), ultra skinny Seven for All Mankind jeans ($210), and classic black Chuck Taylors ($40). If we wanted to dress this up just a bit without losing Kristen's tough element, we would add dangly earrings, a leather cuff, and platform ankle booties.

Ashley Greene took a more polished, sexy approach, with a sheer black tee ($102) over her skinny ankle-length James jeans and sky-high black peep-toe pumps ($160). It's a basic look that perfectly toes the line between casual and dressed up. If we wanted to make this look more daytime appropriate, we would replace the shoes with a pair of gladiator sandals, and leave the clutch at home in favor of a crossbody bag.

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