Showing posts with label EdwardCullen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EdwardCullen. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Robert Pattinson's Edward Cullen Character featured as one of WebMotor.com's Top 12 Famous Characters and Their Cars


In the books, Edward Cullen drives a silver Volvo S60R. However, when it came time to make the films, Volvo had not produced the S60R, so a Volvo C30 was used in the first film and an XC60 in the following two. Fans of the Twilight saga are excited about the series and pay meticulous attention to detail , so it's important that the films are as faithful as possible to the books. That is why Volvo is in the unusual position of having its products in one of the most successful film productions of all time.


"The opportunity to participate in a production of this size is unique. Once Edward drives a Volvo in the books, our participation is both credible and logical, "says Oliver Engling, project manager of the campaign of Eclipse, the area of Communications for Global Development at Volvo Cars.
According to research Volvo's participation in the first film led to an increase in sales of the Volvo C30 in several countries, particularly in the U.S. market. After the release of New Moon, dealers reported increased interest in the Volvo XC60 and noted that consumers were going to showrooms to photograph their children in the car "Twilight."


- New Moon production, and the Volvo XC60, appear in the film the following vehicles: Buell XB 9S (bike), Chevrolet C-10 (old pickup), Honda Civic (sedan and coupe), Jeep Wrangler, Mercedes-Benz S-Class New Holland TN-Series (tractor), Nissan Sentra, and Porsche 911 Turbo Yamaha TW 200 (bike).
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Insider: Bella and Edward Die in Added 'Breaking Dawn' Scene

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SPOILER ALERT – An insider who claims to have read the script for Breaking Dawn is telling all about the gruesome next-to-last scene that leaves both Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) dead in a brawl with the vampire world's governing body, the Volturi.




In the film as in the book, one of the climactic final scenes occurs when the Volturi confront the Cullens about (SPOILER) having born a half human/half vampire baby, Renesmee. The characters in the book talk their way to a happy ending, but in the movie, it reportedly goes something like this:



Alice touches that head [Volturi] guy. When she touches the [Volturi] guy he ’sees’ what will happen if he continues his course. So, the first person whose head comes off is Carlisle. In the vision. Then everything goes to sh-t and all kinds of dying happens. And Bella and Edward kill Aro. Bella and Edward, they die too. All these other people die, too. Jane and her brother. Lots of deaths on both sides. Then the [Volturi] guy snaps out of it, says he’s sorry. Everybody makes up and lives happily ever after.



The blood bath is merely a violent vision put in Aro's (Michael Sheen) head by Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene) of what would transpire if he didn't make peace. This added scene, if true, injects action into the closing of minutes of the four film saga that was without a unsuspected conclusion

Friday, September 24, 2010

Edward Cullen - Most Profitable Film Character of 2010


A global survey conducted by Brand Licensing Europe 2010 (Europe’s premier licensing trade exhibition) has revealed that Edward Cullen is the most profitable licensed film character of 2010.



Some 32% of the licensing professionals felt that Twilight vampire Edward Cullen, played by British actor Robert Pattinson, was the most profitable film character of 2010


Source Robstenation

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Get Lost in Edward, Jacob or Bella !


Black Island Farms is again inviting people this fall to harvest memories, from the hayrides, slides built from giant hay stacks and freshly picked bounty at the farmers market available during the Harvest Festival. People can also brave a cornfield maze.
This year’s maze features the likeness of Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart of the “Twilight” movie series. Those attempting to find the one exit from the more than five miles of twists, turns and dead ends likely will spend more than an hour to make their way out. Anyone smart or lucky enough to make the correct decisions may be able to complete the task in 15 to 30 minutes.


Opening day is Friday.

Black Island Farms is near Antelope Island along the wetlands at about 3178 S. 3000 West, Syracuse. It’s about three miles southwest of Clearfield.




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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Edward Cullen: One of the top 10 great romantic figures in fiction

In fact, consider other great romantic figures in fiction, and a pattern starts to form: Mr Rochester? Lying toad. Mr Darcy? Emotional cripple. Edward Cullen? Controlling, and, frankly, creepy. In real life these characters would have most sensible women running for the hills. Yet confined within a book’s pages, they are strangely alluring. Perhaps it is their inaccessibility (the person who, on a blog dedicated to listing one’s favourite fictional crushes plumped for Hazel from Watership Down will know all about that). Or perhaps it’s what happens when reality is tossed aside in favour of imagination.



But while many of the great romantic figures in fiction would make for poor company, there’s no denying their charisma. Here is our list of the top 10, from high-brow to chick lit.



Edward Cullen [4th on list]

The Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer (2005 – 2008)



Sparkly and unusually pale because he is, to all intents and purposes, dead, our vampire friend wouldn’t, on paper, make the ideal boyfriend. And yet to Bella Swan, and millions of Twi-hards across the world, Edward is perfect. Perhaps it’s his old-fashioned, chivalrous charm (he is more than 100 years old), or his unwavering devotion to Bella that has him creeping into her bedroom at night to watch her sleep. Either way, it is enough to override his less appealing characteristics; such as his appetite for blood; his cold-as-marble body or his aforementioned penchant for, er stalking.



 
Twilightish

Saturday, September 11, 2010

PARODY!~ 100 ways to annnoy Edwad Cullen!

I don't like some of the things said...BUT they're hilarious.
But i'll always be Team Edward

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Stephenie Meyer discusses Edward Cullen’s flaws


Many of you would disagree with Stephenie Meyer’s assessment that the dreamy Edward Cullen has any faults, but Steph says she believes he has flaws. Here is what she said at the fan junket in June. Hear the audio of this discussion at Twifans:




TST: With your characters — do they run the show or do you run the show?



SM: This is something I’ve learned. People think you’re crazy when you tell the truth on this question. But, writers don’t think you’re crazy, because they understand. The characters run the show. Because once you create a character, it’s who they are. Sure, there are certain things they can’t do. Certain things they can’t say; it’s not in character. I had that problem with Edward a lot. In the beginning he was a really, a very strong character. New Moon came about because of his character. I did not want to write him going away, that was not very much fun, but if he hadn’t done that, how could he say he tried everything? He didn’t try everything to save her, if he hadn’t gone away. So that whole book revolved around his (Edward’s) iron nature that he had, that I could not get around. I could not just make him…he was so loathed to destroy her life. There was no way that he was gonna “okay, you’re right. We’ll just hang out.” He’s also such a know-it-all. Bella’s trying to tell him “look, this is something different than we think it is” and he’s “no, I know better….I’m a 110.” He’s kind-of a brat sometimes. It’s so funny when people think I have constructed (in a negative way) my idea of the perfect man and how flawless he is. No, he’s very flawed. I’m well aware of that. And he’s lived in this world where rules don’t apply to him. He does stuff that is over the line for a human person. But he is a vampire and can fool a lot of people. So going into someone’s room at night isn’t that bad, in comparison. And the rules don’t apply to him; he does all kinds of really shallow stuff. But I still like him.

 
Via Twilightish Team Twilight  Twifans

Thursday, August 26, 2010

VIDEO: Tent Scene!




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ROB'S EDWARD CULLEN IS #2 ON EW’S ULTIMATE SEXY BEAST.


Still, the final Edward-v.-Damon showdown trumped ‘em all. Our polls were open for 72 hours, and midway through the final day of voting, the virile vampires were separated by less than 200 votes.

With six hours remaining, and our finalists still locked in a statistical dead-heat, EW.com’s Sexy Beast special-ops team decided to hide our poll results, and began to plan a special issue of Entertainment Weekly commemorating a tournament that had becoming nothing short of an Internet sensation.

When the blood, sweat, and broken fangs were wiped away, it was Damon Salvatore who eked out a mild upset victory over Edward Cullen by a margin of 138,630 to 134,728, a difference of just 3,902 votes.
 
SORRY DAMON....BUT IM STILL TEAM EDWARD!

Monday, August 23, 2010

Robert Pattinson #10 on Rolling Stone's list of the 'Best Vampires On Film And TV'

10. Robert Pattinson - The Twilight Saga




Admirers of both sexes might name the Brit actor Number One for his humongous fan base. But as Edward Cullen, he has neither the fangs nor the balls to go for the human jugular when he can hunt Bambi or moon around Bella instead. What Pattinson does have: Byronic good looks that are unfakably hypnotic.

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