Here an interview of Ashley with fashion bible WWD in the occasion of DKNY campain launch:
“Ashley Greene is happy that she was able to play a vampire instead of a werewolf in the “Twilight” movies. When werewolves morph from human to canine, “you ruin all your clothes and, as a fashion lady, I wouldn’t be happy with that.”
What she is happy about is being the new face of DKNY and DKNY Jeans.
An advance look at the global spring ad campaign, shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, was offered this week in the heart of Times Square. For the official unveiling, Greene rode a double-decker tour bus to the tourist hub Thursday morning, stopping traffic and causing onlookers to whip out their smartphones for a double shot of Greene and Greene.
“This is very cool,” she said. “There are a lot of firsts for me here today. It’s my first photo op in Times Square, my first time on one of these buses and my first billboard for DKNY Jeans. It’s an exciting day.”
Dressed in a striking red fake fur jacket, dark denim boot-cut jeans and black suede booties — all DKNY, of course — the actress seemed a bit overwhelmed by how well the campaign shots looked. “They turned out great,” she said. “They’re such talented photographers and really captured the essence of New York.”
In addition to the jeans that she wears in one of the two Times Square billboards, Greene also said she loves the “movement” of DKNY dresses that she wears in other shots, because they’re so “easy, carefree and beautiful.”
Greene, who is also an ambassador for Mark cosmetics, said she’s happy that the two brands she works with are so complementary. “They pair together nicely,” she said. “They reach the same demographic — young and carefree. And they both provide a positive message of empowerment for women.”
Greene herself feels empowered these days by the sheer volume of work she’s doing. Next up is a guest-starring stint on the ABC series “Pan Am,” where she plays Amanda, the old flame of Ted, one of the stars. “They reconnect and it’s like a romantic triangle,” she said, noting that she particularly enjoyed playing a character from the Sixties.
For next year, she has several film projects already in the can, including “Butter,” to be released March 16; “The Apparition,” due out Aug. 24, and “Olivia Twisted,” scheduled for a 2013 release. And, of course, there’s the final installment of the “Twilight” franchise, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2,” being released Nov. 16. “I’ll be doing a lot of press next year,” she said.
“I go crazy if I’m not working all the time,” she said. “I can vacation for around seven days and that’s it. It’s just unnatural for me to sit around.”
So is she sad that the “Twilight” series has come to an end? “We’re in a state of denial about it,” she said. “We’re still enjoying everything about the most recent release. It’s great that the movie was so well received and the fan base is still so passionate. But next year, when the final film is released, then it’ll be like, ‘Whoa, it’s really over.’ But it’s happening in increments, so that makes it easier.”
Even so, Greene will be forever grateful for the opportunity that the “Twilight” films have given her. “It’s been a great jumping pad for us,” she said. “It’s really changed our lives. So it’ll be hard, but I’m keeping a very positive outlook about it. I’ve been captured on film forever, and the relationships that I developed with [my co-stars] are not going anywhere.”
The full DKNY advertising campaign featuring Greene will roll out beginning in early January.“
Source: WWD
Here we have Rob again!
He was interviewed by Heart Radio, a picture with the presenter and the audio:
Robert Pattinson Interivew with Heart Radio (Audio) by Emerldkate
We’re reading an extract from the interview Elizabeth had with Bullett Magazine, and talks about the saga and not…
“Which raises the question, what’s Robert Pattinson like?
[Laughter.] Oh my god, stop!
With only one Twilight film left to premiere, I’m curious to know if you’re relieved or sad, or both, that the end is near.
Neither, really. I feel like we were lucky that we got to finish what we started. There was no guarantee of that when we began making these movies. I don’t feel sad about it, though. I’m an actor, and actor’s move on. You’re always clawing your way to the next thing. It’s tough, but you don’t have a lot of time to sit around and think about it.
Tell me about Young Adult. Since you’re playing a human being in this one, as opposed to a vampire, people might assume you’re more like Beth than Esme Cullen.
Except for that fact that she’s human and that she’s from the Midwest, we’re nothing alike. I have a face that people assume belongs to a nice person, and so I often get cast as the warm, maternal character—when I’m playing humans. It was actually really challenging to play Beth, because I’m so far away from her—a wife and mother who lives in the town where she grew up. I know that world, and part of me really loves it, but I couldn’t be further from it in my real life. ”
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Here three video interview with Ash, Nikki and Peter at Breaking Dawn premiere in New York:
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Let’s start from some screencaps of the video interview of Rob with Bravo (there are others, all funny, on the source):
And the video:
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Let’s go back to some day ago at Breaking Dawn premiere in Los Angeles, and listen to what the extremely cute Mackenzie at VH1 micrphones:
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Let’s start well the week with these four gourgeous portraits of Jackson forr Just Jared:
And a short interview with the site:
On what he learned from each director: “Catherine Hardwicke comes from a production design standpoint and she really still has those aesthetics, all of her scenes are rich, all of her films are visually deep. Chris Weitz has a really glossy feel, it is very much like post cards in the way he shoots. David Slade is visceral in the way he shoots, he is very technical in the way he works. Bill [Condon] who did the last film, is a gentleman, he has that really old school mentality. It is fascinating to see how each director worked.”
On what he liked most about Jasper: “I really liked playing Jasper as this really quiet southerner and how uncomfortable he is around humans. In Breaking Dawn he is finally smiling. In the first couple films you see him be so serious, and developing him over the course of the years has been great. Everyone has been so great to work with, they are all so talented.”
On the books that influenced him: “I loved ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ books, I also loved the ‘Lord of the Rings’ series. I just finished reading ‘Lamb’ by Christopher Moore which I fell in love with, I read it on the plane as I was doing press for this film. I am a huge Paulo Coelho fan, I love ‘The Alchemist’. I’m actually reading two of Paulo’s books right now, I’m reading ‘Warrior of Light’ and ‘By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept’.
Source: Just Jared
To begin this day in a great way there’s nothing better to show you these two video of Robert Pattinson on the red carpet of the London premiere of Breaking Dawn Parte 1
and two small interviews
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