Charlie Bewley: Yes. But being totally distractible, I'm a useless reader. However this one I just sailed thru, especially from page 453 onwards...
What's great about New Moon is the author's style delicately protracts the plot to reveal all the stakes for each character involved. This gives impact at major turns of events and also allows actors a much easier job of playing the characters truthfully and to the readers expectations.
Full credit to Stephenie for her intrinsic knowledge of human emotional interplay. Fairly genius on her part.
TB: What are wewe looking mbele to the most about playing your character, Demetri?
CB: Demetri is a Jesus amongst guards...
He has unparalleled tracking abilities together with insane strength, speed and classiness; lives in Tuscany, underground; hangs out with the beautiful Heidi who brings him chakula all the time; he has red irises and glitters in the sunlight... It's hard, therefore, to see what's not to like about playing this legend.
The commonalities we share mean this is a character I can seriously get my teeth into: He's a tracker, I'm a rave-runner; he's a diplomat, I'm a spiritualist; he's cool and stylish, I'm.... we have a lot in common.
What I upendo about Demetri is that he is utterly charming in juxtaposition to big bad Felix, yet "no less lethal"... clearly this guy takes no prisoners. Well, he does... before tearing them limb from limb.
TB.net: Who do wewe look mbele to working with the most while filming New Moon?
CB: Pattinson...............
TB: Readers, as always, are curious as to an actors upbringing. What was your childhood like and where were wewe born/when?
CB: I was brought up on a semi-disused farm in Middle England; it was my playground; sanctuary. As soon as the leash snapped, the stakes elevated and the world became my adventureland.
I consider myself very fortunate... I was brought up in a wonderfully dysfunctional family detached from the norm. As soon as I realized that my differences were my competitive edge and not the chanzo of misery - then we began to have fun.
TB: Do wewe have any hobbies au any organizations that wewe are involved with?
CB: I am a member of Morning Club: The only member until recently...
I have abided kwa a fairly strict set of lifelines since being in Vancouver and they have worked wonders for both me and the other member. The premise of MC is to alleviate that which holds wewe back from creative evolution. It does, however, take place at a disgustingly early saa in the day, but it works - really, really well.
I'm also founder of "Rave-Running"
TB: What are your hopes for the future with your career?
CB: Short-term: I'm looking mbele to growing with my character throughout the Twilight Saga. I have a massive amount of energy and excitement towards this project and I hope to have the opportunity to fully explore and demonstrate that in the inayofuata few years.
In film, I have found my medium, my art. I really enjoy uandishi as well, and direction and production are aspects which will certainly be explored sooner rather than later.
Otherwise, I have no deliberate direction in life other than skywards; all I know is that I upendo uigizaji and there are some wonderful characters out there which I am itching to breath life into.
But first things first... Demetri.
Anybody remember Justin Guarini from American Idol Season One? Well, apparently Justin is aiming at contributing to the New Moon soundtrack and has released a special song written specifically from his readings of the Twilight saga and Bella and Edward's experiences. The song has been released on YouTube for a while now and the fever seems to be catching.
The song was penned kwa Shaye Smith, Tammy Hyler, and Justin himself. swali is, is I Can't Live worthy of a spot in the movie and/or the soundtrack? Justin has had hit and misses with his songs for soundtracks, but this one may just be a winner if a suitable scene is found for the song. A wrong song choice however, could blow a scene and the soundtrack.
Check it out:
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