Showing posts with label The Twilight Saga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Twilight Saga. Show all posts
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Summit Executives, Melissa Rosenberg, and Chris Weitz Give Credit To Harry Potter Films
Erik Feig:
‘”There was a sea change with Harry Potter,” says Erik Feig, president of worldwide production at Summit Entertainment, which has made the Twilight movies. “The story has a younger protagonist, but the book series and the movies are greatly enjoyed by older people, too. I devoured the first book and gave it to every grown-up I knew. We saw the same thing with Twilight. We did not ghetto-ize it as a young-adult movie. Nor did they with Harry Potter. They drew all audiences. It was an inspiration to us.”
Monday, June 27, 2011
Twilight, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn featured in Glamour UK’s “50 Hottest Movie Moments”
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart
She was an ordinary schoolgirl, he a 109-year-old vampire Adonis. Their forbidden love (not to mention the fact he may drain her any minute) only served to heighten the tension of the moment their lips finally met. Swoon.
Friday, June 24, 2011
The 'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' Countdown: Who Has Breakout Star Potential
Every time I turn around it seems like some film is being promoted as “The Next Twilight”. Now personally I don’t think anything is “The Next Twilight” anymore than I thought Twilight was “The Next Harry Potter”. I always want to ask those folks, “A wizard coming-of-age tale and a vampire romance are the same how exactly?” On the other hand, giving these well-intentioned people the benefit of the doubt, they are probably talking about the next big breakout hit. In any case this whole “The Next” obsession got me thinking. Who is the next Twilight Saga star to hit that the next level of success? Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner are all now A-list stars. So when it comes to The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1, who’s got breakout, superstar potential?
Saturday, June 18, 2011
With ‘Potter’ & ‘Twilight’ Winding Down, Studios Hunger for Young Adult Novels
What’s the next “Harry Potter”? How about the next “Twilight Saga”?
With Harry Potter set to conjure his last spell on the big screen next month and the last “Twilight” movie due later this year, the race is on for studios to transform the next young adult literary property into theatrical gold.
There are a number of young adult adaptations in the works: Lionsgate has its hopes pinned on “The Hunger Games,” a New York Times No. 1 bestseller due in theaters next year with Jennifer Lawrence in the lead role. Screen Gems is readying “The Mortal instruments,” first in a series of six popular books, with Lily Collins as its star.
Melissa Rosenberg, who wrote all five of Summit’s “Twilight” films, is writing and producing “Earthseed,” Paramount’s entry into the young adult novel-to-movie sweepstakes.
“‘Twilight’ did really well as movies and suddenly everyone’s like, ‘Let’s get the next of that,’” Rosenberg told TheWrap.
But it’s not easy. New Line had high hopes for “The Golden Compass” in 2007 – a bust at $70 million domestic box office on a $180 million budget.
“A popular book is no guarantee,” said Rosenberg. “What works is good storytelling.”
For more
With Harry Potter set to conjure his last spell on the big screen next month and the last “Twilight” movie due later this year, the race is on for studios to transform the next young adult literary property into theatrical gold.
There are a number of young adult adaptations in the works: Lionsgate has its hopes pinned on “The Hunger Games,” a New York Times No. 1 bestseller due in theaters next year with Jennifer Lawrence in the lead role. Screen Gems is readying “The Mortal instruments,” first in a series of six popular books, with Lily Collins as its star.
Melissa Rosenberg, who wrote all five of Summit’s “Twilight” films, is writing and producing “Earthseed,” Paramount’s entry into the young adult novel-to-movie sweepstakes.
“‘Twilight’ did really well as movies and suddenly everyone’s like, ‘Let’s get the next of that,’” Rosenberg told TheWrap.
But it’s not easy. New Line had high hopes for “The Golden Compass” in 2007 – a bust at $70 million domestic box office on a $180 million budget.
“A popular book is no guarantee,” said Rosenberg. “What works is good storytelling.”
For more
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Twilight Makes Best Movie Love Triangles List
Water For Elephants captures the ultimate love triangle. In director Francis Lawrence's interpretation of Sara Gruen's New York Times bestseller, Robert Pattinson's veterinary student, falls accidentally into the Benzini Bros circus and finds himself deeply in love with its star Marlena (Reese Witherspoon), married to the brutal and charismatic August (Christoph Waltz)
Whether their impossible love can transcend the grim realities of her marriage and the survival of the circus in Depression Era America from the foundation fir this classic and moving love story.
This kind of forbidden love features in the greatest love stories of all time. from the original historical templates of Romeo and Juliet and Tristan and Isolde, to contemporary interpretations like Brokeback Mountain and Atonement, the central dynamic of lover fighting against all odds breaks the heart of the viewer and stays with you long after the lights have gone up.
As tribute we remember ten of the greatest love triangles in film.
- Twilight: Not easy to choose between a bare chested wolfman and a glittering vampire - especially when they fight so well over you in a two man tent; while you are sleeping.
The Twilight Saga has taken the world by story as Stephenie Meyers' novels have been adapted for the big screen - are you Team Edward? or Team Jacob?
Monday, April 11, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Peter Facinelli loves that 'Twilight' appeals mostly to women
It's safe to say actor Peter Facinelli, who plays Dr. Carlisle Cullen, the humane patriarch of the vampiric Cullen clan in the "Twilight" movies, is a busy guy. In addition to filming the final two installments of "Twilight" (parts one and two of "Breaking Dawn" for Thanksgiving release this year and next) back-to-back, he's wrapping up a season of TV's "Nurse Jackie" and putting the final touches on "Loosies," a romantic drama he wrote and in which he stars, playing a New York pickpocket being confronted with parenthood. 
Even so, he's got time to sign some autographs, particularly when it benefits his favorite charity, Alex's Lemonade Stand, devoted to finding a cure for childhood cancer. Facinelli will appear from noon to 5 p.m. March 13 in Macy's Court of the Westfield Hawthorn Shopping Center in Vernon Hills. (Autographs are $25; photos $40.)
He even took time to answer a few burning questions about "Twilight" -- no charge.
Even so, he's got time to sign some autographs, particularly when it benefits his favorite charity, Alex's Lemonade Stand, devoted to finding a cure for childhood cancer. Facinelli will appear from noon to 5 p.m. March 13 in Macy's Court of the Westfield Hawthorn Shopping Center in Vernon Hills. (Autographs are $25; photos $40.)
He even took time to answer a few burning questions about "Twilight" -- no charge.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Next Movie: Why Nothing Is the Next Twilight
This is probably one of the best articles that we have read in a long time. Next Movie combines some serious analysis and a tongue-in-cheek approach to why nothing out there right now is “The Next Twilight” or for that matter “The Next Harry Potter”. Their Oprah and Zuckerberg comparison is spot on. In fact we’re going to use their quote the next time someone asks us that “Next Twilight” question.
“Hollywood is all about finding the next hot thing, whether that’s a script, an actor, a director, a genre (vampires anyone?) or the ultimate discovery, a lucrative film series.
The seven “Harry Potter” movies have so far netted over $6 billion, while the first three installments of “The Twilight Saga” have earned just under $1.8 billion. That’s nearing “Oprah” money, people! (As opposed to “Potter,” which is nearing “Zuckerberg” money… but we’d rather be Oprah.)…
“Hollywood is all about finding the next hot thing, whether that’s a script, an actor, a director, a genre (vampires anyone?) or the ultimate discovery, a lucrative film series.
The seven “Harry Potter” movies have so far netted over $6 billion, while the first three installments of “The Twilight Saga” have earned just under $1.8 billion. That’s nearing “Oprah” money, people! (As opposed to “Potter,” which is nearing “Zuckerberg” money… but we’d rather be Oprah.)…
Thursday, March 3, 2011
The 1st Annual 'Twilight' Academy Awards
The perfect way to have an academy awards ceremony honouring our beloved Twilight
The Academy Awards have to attract young viewers to remain the biggest awards show. That's why they expanded the Best Picture category to 10 nominees, allowing more populist films to be included.
They've also started a huge social networking push, announcing recently that the ceremony will be streaming live online, and named the unlikely young duo of Anne Hathaway and James Franco as co-hosts.This is all costing the Academy a pretty penny, during a time when movie ticket sales are down. However, all they really need to attract younger viewers is "The Twilight Saga."
I am not suggesting that the prestigious awards show should tarnish its reputation by including "Twilight" nominees in undeserved categories. Most reasonable Twi-Hards are willing to admit Robert Pattinson's performance as Edward doesn't quite match up to Colin Firth in "The King's Speech" or James Franco in "127 Hours."
What I am suggesting, simply, is they add some categories where "Twilight" will be a lock.Young folks love vampires and wizards and supernatural storylines. However, with the current Academy's taste and categories, those films are rarely nominated outside of snoozefest categories like Best Makeup or Best Visual Effects (no offense, makeup people and visual effect dudes). The Academy has added categories in the past like Best Animated Feature Film. Why not a few more?In a selfless effort to help the film industry, I am listing suggestions for new categories and what movies and actors would have been nominated had the awards been included this year. Members of the Academy should note that these not only allow "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" to be nominated multiple times, but also other popular movies like "Paranormal Activity 2" and "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1."
Most of my suggestions are fairly self-explanatory. Obviously, to be considered for Best Supernatural Feature Film, there would have to be supernatural elements in the movie. Others may not seem as clear-cut.Best Performance In A Supernatural Redemption Role is where a supernatural character does something wrong, but makes up for it by doing something right. Jasper Hale almost ate Bella, and then protected her by training the Cullens and the wolf pack to fight newborn vampires.
Best Supernatural Feature Film
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Let Me In"
"The Wolfman"
"The Last Exorcism"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Supernatural Sequel
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Paranormal Activity 2"
"Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
"Toy Story 3"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Vampire Performance In A Leading Role
Robert Pattinson in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Ethan Hawke in "Daybreakers"
Jessica Pare in "Suck"
Chloe Moretz in "Let Me In"
WINNER: Robert Pattinson
Best Non-Vampire Performance In A Leading Supernatural Role
Taylor Lautner in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Anthony Hopkins in "The Wolfman"
Jackie Earle Haley in "A Nightmare on Elm Street"
Daniel Radcliffe in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
WINNER: Taylor Lautner
Best Human Performance In A Supernatural Film
Kristen Stewart in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Corey Feldman in "Lost Boys: The Thirst"
Timothy Olphant in "The Crazies"
Dave Foley in "Suck"
WINNER: Kristen Stewart
Creepiest Supernatural Performance
Dakota Fanning in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Ashley Bell in "The Last Exorcism"
Dimitri Coats in "Suck"
Ken Jeong in "Vampires Suck"
WINNER: Dakota Fanning
Best Performance In A Supernatural Redemption Role
Jackson Rathbone in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Benicio Del Toro in "The Wolfman"
Jamison Newlander in "Lost Boys: The Thirst"
Willem Dafoe in "Daybreakers"
WINNER: The Bone
Best Use Of CGI For Monsters
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Let Me In"
"Resident Evil: Afterlife"
"Piranha 3-D"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Use Of Colon In Film Title
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Prince of Persia: Sands of Time"
"TRON: Legacy"
"Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
And that's the show. Thanks for tuning in folks!
Parting Note: While I'm very happy with my position as resident (Male) Twi-Hard
at NextMovie, I will entertain offers to become a new Oscars consultant for the
Academy Awards (however my demands will include a private "Twilight" screening
room and a job title that includes the word "vampire").
Source
The Academy Awards have to attract young viewers to remain the biggest awards show. That's why they expanded the Best Picture category to 10 nominees, allowing more populist films to be included.
They've also started a huge social networking push, announcing recently that the ceremony will be streaming live online, and named the unlikely young duo of Anne Hathaway and James Franco as co-hosts.This is all costing the Academy a pretty penny, during a time when movie ticket sales are down. However, all they really need to attract younger viewers is "The Twilight Saga."
I am not suggesting that the prestigious awards show should tarnish its reputation by including "Twilight" nominees in undeserved categories. Most reasonable Twi-Hards are willing to admit Robert Pattinson's performance as Edward doesn't quite match up to Colin Firth in "The King's Speech" or James Franco in "127 Hours."
What I am suggesting, simply, is they add some categories where "Twilight" will be a lock.Young folks love vampires and wizards and supernatural storylines. However, with the current Academy's taste and categories, those films are rarely nominated outside of snoozefest categories like Best Makeup or Best Visual Effects (no offense, makeup people and visual effect dudes). The Academy has added categories in the past like Best Animated Feature Film. Why not a few more?In a selfless effort to help the film industry, I am listing suggestions for new categories and what movies and actors would have been nominated had the awards been included this year. Members of the Academy should note that these not only allow "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" to be nominated multiple times, but also other popular movies like "Paranormal Activity 2" and "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1."
Most of my suggestions are fairly self-explanatory. Obviously, to be considered for Best Supernatural Feature Film, there would have to be supernatural elements in the movie. Others may not seem as clear-cut.Best Performance In A Supernatural Redemption Role is where a supernatural character does something wrong, but makes up for it by doing something right. Jasper Hale almost ate Bella, and then protected her by training the Cullens and the wolf pack to fight newborn vampires.
Best Supernatural Feature Film
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Let Me In"
"The Wolfman"
"The Last Exorcism"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Supernatural Sequel
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Paranormal Activity 2"
"Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
"Toy Story 3"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Vampire Performance In A Leading Role
Robert Pattinson in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Ethan Hawke in "Daybreakers"
Jessica Pare in "Suck"
Chloe Moretz in "Let Me In"
WINNER: Robert Pattinson
Best Non-Vampire Performance In A Leading Supernatural Role
Taylor Lautner in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Anthony Hopkins in "The Wolfman"
Jackie Earle Haley in "A Nightmare on Elm Street"
Daniel Radcliffe in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
WINNER: Taylor Lautner
Best Human Performance In A Supernatural Film
Kristen Stewart in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Corey Feldman in "Lost Boys: The Thirst"
Timothy Olphant in "The Crazies"
Dave Foley in "Suck"
WINNER: Kristen Stewart
Creepiest Supernatural Performance
Dakota Fanning in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Ashley Bell in "The Last Exorcism"
Dimitri Coats in "Suck"
Ken Jeong in "Vampires Suck"
WINNER: Dakota Fanning
Best Performance In A Supernatural Redemption Role
Jackson Rathbone in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Benicio Del Toro in "The Wolfman"
Jamison Newlander in "Lost Boys: The Thirst"
Willem Dafoe in "Daybreakers"
WINNER: The Bone
Best Use Of CGI For Monsters
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Let Me In"
"Resident Evil: Afterlife"
"Piranha 3-D"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Best Use Of Colon In Film Title
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
"Prince of Persia: Sands of Time"
"TRON: Legacy"
"Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps"
WINNER: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
And that's the show. Thanks for tuning in folks!
Parting Note: While I'm very happy with my position as resident (Male) Twi-Hard
at NextMovie, I will entertain offers to become a new Oscars consultant for the
Academy Awards (however my demands will include a private "Twilight" screening
room and a job title that includes the word "vampire").
Source
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Vancouver set for 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' preps for Christmas
Back in December, this set photo from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 or The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (it seemed more like the second, thanks to number of stockings) was released as a holiday gift to Twilight fans, and in it, the "Swan House" living room was decorated up for Christmas.
That set shot was no doubt from the Baton Rouge location - this assessment based on timing and the fact that interiors were mostly done there.
Now, since pre-production has been readying the Vancouver set for the imminent return of the Twilight Saga, the Swan House exterior has been prepared.
According to Christine Kilpatrick, the house has also been ladened with Christmas decorations.
One thing is for certain, they will be filming a scene that takes place around Christmas at the Swan House. Fans of the Breaking Dawn will know that Bella brings Renesmee to visit with Charlie over the Christmas Holidays.The Swan house has been decorated with Christmas lights and a green garland decorates the door.
So, there you have it. First (or near to first) order of business in Vancouver? Christmas at the Swan House! That is all pretty straightforward. Meanwhile, the cast has been continuing their good-byes to Baton Rouge.
Patrick Brennan ("Liam"): Done here in Baton Rouge...off to Canada in a few weeks.
Guri Weinberg ("Stefan"): Almost finished in Baton Rouge and then on to Canada!
Amadou Ly: Farewell Baton Rouge, I had a wonderful time. I am sure I'll be here soon for other films. Peace out.
Cameron Bright ("Alec"): On set til 330 this morning. YUK. It was the last day for us here on Twilight Breaking Dawn, Baton Rouge. Home here we come.
So, while pre-production polishes up progress in Vancouver, the cast gets a break from filming, and soon enough things will be back in action in British Columbia.
Source
That set shot was no doubt from the Baton Rouge location - this assessment based on timing and the fact that interiors were mostly done there.
Now, since pre-production has been readying the Vancouver set for the imminent return of the Twilight Saga, the Swan House exterior has been prepared.
According to Christine Kilpatrick, the house has also been ladened with Christmas decorations.
One thing is for certain, they will be filming a scene that takes place around Christmas at the Swan House. Fans of the Breaking Dawn will know that Bella brings Renesmee to visit with Charlie over the Christmas Holidays.The Swan house has been decorated with Christmas lights and a green garland decorates the door.
So, there you have it. First (or near to first) order of business in Vancouver? Christmas at the Swan House! That is all pretty straightforward. Meanwhile, the cast has been continuing their good-byes to Baton Rouge.
Patrick Brennan ("Liam"): Done here in Baton Rouge...off to Canada in a few weeks.
Guri Weinberg ("Stefan"): Almost finished in Baton Rouge and then on to Canada!
Amadou Ly: Farewell Baton Rouge, I had a wonderful time. I am sure I'll be here soon for other films. Peace out.
Cameron Bright ("Alec"): On set til 330 this morning. YUK. It was the last day for us here on Twilight Breaking Dawn, Baton Rouge. Home here we come.
So, while pre-production polishes up progress in Vancouver, the cast gets a break from filming, and soon enough things will be back in action in British Columbia.
Source
The Tonner Doll Company released Jasper Hale Doll
The Tonner Doll Company released a new Twilight doll at the 2011 Toy Fair recently. The Toy Fair jumped on The Twilight Saga franchise over the past few years releasing what fans like to call "Twi-Dolls".
Edward Cullen, Bella Swan, Jacob Black, Alice Cullen, Victoria, James and Laurent have all been turned into Twi-Dolls in the past. This year the Tonner Doll Company unveiled the Jasper Hale doll, the other half of Alice Cullen.
Tonner Doll Company gave a description of the quite, well, obviously creepy doll:
"The love of Alice Cullen's life, Jasper Hale, joins the ranks of Tonner Character Figures! The newest member of the Cullen family comes dressed ina deep blue dress shirt and dark wash jeans and faux leather belt. Molden shoes and Cullen bracelet included."
The doll would cost $149.99.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Summit sends 'Twilight' fans to an isle for Valentine's Day
To fit with the theme of the day, Summit Entertainment has released a brand new photo
from the upcoming 'Twilight' sequel, 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1.' The photo shows Isle Esme, the place where Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward
Cullen (Robert Pattinson) celebrate their marriage with a little honeymoon fun. To go along with the image, Summit tweeted, " Happy Valentine's Day from Isle Esme! " From the look of things, Valentine's Day on the isle is pretty tame, but that's probably
because some not-so-PG things are happening just out of shot. Directed by Bill Condon, (Dreamgirls) 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' is set to
hit theatres on November 18, 2011.
from the upcoming 'Twilight' sequel, 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1.' The photo shows Isle Esme, the place where Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward
Cullen (Robert Pattinson) celebrate their marriage with a little honeymoon fun. To go along with the image, Summit tweeted, " Happy Valentine's Day from Isle Esme! " From the look of things, Valentine's Day on the isle is pretty tame, but that's probably
because some not-so-PG things are happening just out of shot. Directed by Bill Condon, (Dreamgirls) 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' is set to
hit theatres on November 18, 2011.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Is 'Twilight' Already A Classic? - Local TV Station Asks Viewers
Ohio State University now offers a class that requires students to read Twilight (sign me up now). A Phoenix TV station picked up on the news, and talked about it on its morning news.
Frankenstein and Dracula are perhaps the most iconic literary monsters of all time. They’ve been the focus of dozens of films and millions of children have dressed up as these fearsome figures.
But the pair may have to welcome a new member to their ranks, according to a Daily What blog post : Edward Cullen.
Ohio State University is now offering an honors level literature course focusing on gothic classics such as Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” and Stephanie Meyer’s “Twilight.”
Source
Frankenstein and Dracula are perhaps the most iconic literary monsters of all time. They’ve been the focus of dozens of films and millions of children have dressed up as these fearsome figures.
But the pair may have to welcome a new member to their ranks, according to a Daily What blog post : Edward Cullen.
Ohio State University is now offering an honors level literature course focusing on gothic classics such as Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” and Stephanie Meyer’s “Twilight.”
Source
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
New/Old Volvo for ‘Breaking Dawn’?
How do you all feel about the car used in Breaking Dawn?
In Twilight, Edward (Robert Pattinson) drove a silver C30 coupe. While this wasn’t what Stephenie Meyer had chosen (she actually picked the S60R), the Twilight coupe was close enough to the book’s description to melt into the storyline.
Then, in The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Edward’s “stupid shiny [silver] Volvo” became a smoke gray SUV, the XC60 Crossover.
Since The Twilight Saga: Eclipse was filmed before New Moon came out, the same car was used during production before fans really got the chance to speak up in protest. According to FoForks, the Eclipse SUV was spotted at a car show recently. While it’s not certain this was the Volvo, it was promoted with Eclipse insignia and the like, so it’s not certain it wasn’t. Whether or not it was the car from the movie, it draws up the question – will Breaking Dawn give us a new one?
Head to TwilightExaminer to read the full article.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Elizabeth Reaser Scared By Kristen Stewart's Transformation
The Twilight Saga is coming to an end, with around 4 months of filming left to do on Breaking Dawn, the final instalment of the successful franchise.
And one of the most exciting parts of the story is Kristen Stewart's transformation from mortal Bella Swan into a vampire.
Her co-star, Elizabeth Reaser revealed to MTV News: “There's been some really cool stuff in the Cullen house, with Bella.
“There's been some interesting transformations happening.”
Of the transformation, Elizabeth admitted: “She scared me a little bit on Thursday, I'll be honest with you.
When asked in what way, she said: “Cos', you know when vampire are newborns they are stronger than any other vampires and for a second there I thought, this might not end well, you know.
"She's looking pretty pissed right now. It was great."
Source: Entertainmentwise
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