Behind The Scenes Of The Teen Choice Awards Preparations
ET is behind the scenes as preparations get underway for "Teen Choice 2010," which will be hosted by pop sensation Katy Perry, and co-hosted by the gorgeous guys of "Glee" -- Chris Colfer, Kevin McHale, Cory Monteith and Mark Salling.
"Teen Choice 2010" will celebrate the hottest teen icons in film, television, music, sports and fashion, as voted by fans at www.teenchoiceawards.com. You can still vote today!
To name just a few of the presenters: Taylor Lautner, Jane Lynch, Channing Tatum, Ellen DeGeneres, Kristen Bell, Zac Efron, Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Zachary Levi, Leighton Meester, Jim Parsons, and Robert Pattinson.
In addition, musical performances will be provided by Perry, Jason DeRulo and Travie McCoy featuring Bruno Mars.
"Teen Choice 2010" airs Monday, Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. on FOX.
Source ET
Latest Info About The Release Date For Robert Pattinson's "Bel Ami"
Latest Info About The Release Date For Robert Pattinson's "Bel Ami"
After reading the articles from Total Film magazine yesterday, there was a lot of confusion about the YEAR of the “in theatres” date for Bel Ami. BelAmiFilm.com contacted Protagonist Pictures again to try and clear up the static.
And unfortunately the news wasn't great :-(
Here's the reply that they got from Protagonist Pictures:
There’s no distributor attached to the film in the US as yet so therefore no release date. No confirmation on the UK yet either I’m afraid – we’ll post this info on our website as soon as there is a definite date. I think the ETA on Total Film is purely speculative at this stage.
Thanks to BelAmiFilm
I guess that means that I'll have to stay looking at this a bit longer while I wait for the real thing!
Yes I know I had it up yesterday and yes this is a manip but this time it's the colour version!
Thanks to the fabulous Robsbuttonbabes for making it.
It "might" help get me through the wait for "Bel Ami".
After reading the articles from Total Film magazine yesterday, there was a lot of confusion about the YEAR of the “in theatres” date for Bel Ami. BelAmiFilm.com contacted Protagonist Pictures again to try and clear up the static.
And unfortunately the news wasn't great :-(
Here's the reply that they got from Protagonist Pictures:
There’s no distributor attached to the film in the US as yet so therefore no release date. No confirmation on the UK yet either I’m afraid – we’ll post this info on our website as soon as there is a definite date. I think the ETA on Total Film is purely speculative at this stage.
Thanks to BelAmiFilm
I guess that means that I'll have to stay looking at this a bit longer while I wait for the real thing!
Yes I know I had it up yesterday and yes this is a manip but this time it's the colour version!
Thanks to the fabulous Robsbuttonbabes for making it.
It "might" help get me through the wait for "Bel Ami".
Would You Like To Go The The Teen Choice Awards & After Party?
Would You Like To Go The The Teen Choice Awards & After Party?
Me too!
Variety The Childrens Charity Of Southern California are auctioning tickets to the Teen Choice Awards & After Party to raise funds.
Here's a bit more about the charity
Variety The Childrens Charity of Southern California, founded in 1941, is made up of men and women primarily in the entertainment industry who raise the much-needed funds to provide lifesaving support for disabled, abused, physically-challenged and underprivileged children in the Southern California community We are proud that 88 cents of every dollar raised from our major fundraisers goes directly to the children we serve.
If you want to bid on them head over HERE
Current bid is at $1,525.00 (Yikes, Kate breaks open the piggy bank to count the pennies)
Hope whoever wins gets to see/meet Rob!
Me too!
Variety The Childrens Charity Of Southern California are auctioning tickets to the Teen Choice Awards & After Party to raise funds.
Here's a bit more about the charity
Variety The Childrens Charity of Southern California, founded in 1941, is made up of men and women primarily in the entertainment industry who raise the much-needed funds to provide lifesaving support for disabled, abused, physically-challenged and underprivileged children in the Southern California community We are proud that 88 cents of every dollar raised from our major fundraisers goes directly to the children we serve.
If you want to bid on them head over HERE
Current bid is at $1,525.00 (Yikes, Kate breaks open the piggy bank to count the pennies)
Hope whoever wins gets to see/meet Rob!
Vintage Car Owner Talks About Driving Robert Pattinson
Vintage Car Owner Talks About Driving Robert Pattinson
Instead of "Driving Miss Daisy" it's "Driving Mr Pattinson".
Now where can I apply for that job? I think I'd be good at it!
Only the parts mentioning Rob. Go HERE to read the full article
Teenage fans of British heartthrob Robert Pattinson would have paid a premium for a Hillsboro man’s seat Friday in a rural area outside Chickamauga, Ga.
While the teens gathered with their cameras at a blocked-off road leading to a movie set at a farmhouse, Eugene Glenn sat behind the steering wheel of a 1930 Model A Ford as members of the crew gave him a push to start his car. Pattinson, 24, who appears in “Eclipse” with Kristen Stewart, sat in the passenger seat.
“I didn’t say a word to him,” Glenn said, “and he didn’t offer any conversation.”
Filming scenes of “Water for Elephants” brought Glenn to the cattle farm about 28 miles south of Chattanooga, although the story from the Sara Gruen novel during the Great Depression originates in Tompkins County, New York.
Instead of "Driving Miss Daisy" it's "Driving Mr Pattinson".
Now where can I apply for that job? I think I'd be good at it!
Only the parts mentioning Rob. Go HERE to read the full article
Teenage fans of British heartthrob Robert Pattinson would have paid a premium for a Hillsboro man’s seat Friday in a rural area outside Chickamauga, Ga.
While the teens gathered with their cameras at a blocked-off road leading to a movie set at a farmhouse, Eugene Glenn sat behind the steering wheel of a 1930 Model A Ford as members of the crew gave him a push to start his car. Pattinson, 24, who appears in “Eclipse” with Kristen Stewart, sat in the passenger seat.
“I didn’t say a word to him,” Glenn said, “and he didn’t offer any conversation.”
Filming scenes of “Water for Elephants” brought Glenn to the cattle farm about 28 miles south of Chattanooga, although the story from the Sara Gruen novel during the Great Depression originates in Tompkins County, New York.
WFE Extra Jonathan Moore Talks About Working With Robert Pattinson & What It's Really Like On The WFE Set
WFE Extra Jonathan Moore Talks About Working With Robert Pattinson & What It's Really Like On The WFE Set
Our reader Manna told us about this article that was in her local newspaper.
It's written by Jonathan Moore A Campbellsville, Ky. native. He's a writer and a filmmaker and got to play the tall man in WFE.
I've only included the parts where he talks mentions Rob. Make sure to check out the full article here .He gives great insight at what really goes on behinds the scenes of making a film
Photo Credit: FAME Pics
Robert Pattinson stood inches from me. Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz, both Oscar winners, were only feet away. Directly in front of me, and behind the camera, sat Rodrigo Prieto, an Oscar-nominated director of photography.
I should have been completely awestruck at the level of talent that surrounded me. Yet the only thing I could truly focus on was my aching feet and legs due to the flat slippers the wardrobe department had given me to wear - and having to stand on them for hours on end.
Playing the Tall Man, a non-speaking, featured-extra role in the film "Water for Elephants" proved to be equal parts fun and exhausting.
Based on the popular book of the same name by Sara Gruen, the story is about a young man who joins a Depression-era circus. I was cast as a part of a group of sideshow performers that included a midget, Wolfboy, the Fat Lady, the Strong Man and a couple of contortionists.
My job was to be present in the background and, in some cases, right up next to the lead actors. I suppose my claim to fame was the scene in which I and a few other men physically shoved Pattinson to the front of a group of circus workers so that he could be properly "initiated" into the circus life by being sprayed with water, pelted with pies and kissed by the showgirls.
But there were other scenes, too, including one on the sleeping car of the train, another when I stood with Pattinson and a few others and watched Witherspoon cavort with an elephant.
There is a chance that I will be seen on screen. But, being familiar with filmmaking, I understand that there is an even better chance that I will not be seen. Wait and see, I guess.
It was fun to meet and work with such talent, including director Francis Lawrence. Yet the thing that I found most impressive - as I always have - was the extraordinary work ethic of the crew.
Behind the Robert Pattinsons, Reese Witherspoons and others is always a multitude of men and women who exude professionalism and redefine what it means to work hard. They are the ones whose names roll later in the credits, long after most have risen from their theater seats and gone home.
Source Central Kentucky News Journal
And thanks again to Manna for sending us the tip.
Our reader Manna told us about this article that was in her local newspaper.
It's written by Jonathan Moore A Campbellsville, Ky. native. He's a writer and a filmmaker and got to play the tall man in WFE.
I've only included the parts where he talks mentions Rob. Make sure to check out the full article here .He gives great insight at what really goes on behinds the scenes of making a film
Photo Credit: FAME Pics
Robert Pattinson stood inches from me. Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz, both Oscar winners, were only feet away. Directly in front of me, and behind the camera, sat Rodrigo Prieto, an Oscar-nominated director of photography.
I should have been completely awestruck at the level of talent that surrounded me. Yet the only thing I could truly focus on was my aching feet and legs due to the flat slippers the wardrobe department had given me to wear - and having to stand on them for hours on end.
Playing the Tall Man, a non-speaking, featured-extra role in the film "Water for Elephants" proved to be equal parts fun and exhausting.
Based on the popular book of the same name by Sara Gruen, the story is about a young man who joins a Depression-era circus. I was cast as a part of a group of sideshow performers that included a midget, Wolfboy, the Fat Lady, the Strong Man and a couple of contortionists.
My job was to be present in the background and, in some cases, right up next to the lead actors. I suppose my claim to fame was the scene in which I and a few other men physically shoved Pattinson to the front of a group of circus workers so that he could be properly "initiated" into the circus life by being sprayed with water, pelted with pies and kissed by the showgirls.
But there were other scenes, too, including one on the sleeping car of the train, another when I stood with Pattinson and a few others and watched Witherspoon cavort with an elephant.
There is a chance that I will be seen on screen. But, being familiar with filmmaking, I understand that there is an even better chance that I will not be seen. Wait and see, I guess.
It was fun to meet and work with such talent, including director Francis Lawrence. Yet the thing that I found most impressive - as I always have - was the extraordinary work ethic of the crew.
Behind the Robert Pattinsons, Reese Witherspoons and others is always a multitude of men and women who exude professionalism and redefine what it means to work hard. They are the ones whose names roll later in the credits, long after most have risen from their theater seats and gone home.
Source Central Kentucky News Journal
And thanks again to Manna for sending us the tip.
Holly Grainger Says Robert Pattinson Hasn't Changed Since "The Bad Mother's Handbook"
Holly Grainger Says Robert Pattinson Hasn't Changed Since "The Bad Mother's Handbook"
Holly did an interview with "Total Flm" Magazine and talked about "Bel Ami" and Rob.
Also the magazine mentions that the ETA of "Bel Ami" is Dec 2011 (obviously nothing is confirmed) yet on Holly's interview it just says Dec.
Please don't tell me I have to wait till 2011, I don't think I can :-(
Holly did an interview with "Total Flm" Magazine and talked about "Bel Ami" and Rob.
Also the magazine mentions that the ETA of "Bel Ami" is Dec 2011 (obviously nothing is confirmed) yet on Holly's interview it just says Dec.
Please don't tell me I have to wait till 2011, I don't think I can :-(
*NEW* Pictures Of Robert Pattinson Leaving The WFE Set Monday & Tuesday Night
*NEW* Pictures Of Robert Pattinson Leaving The WFE Set Monday & Tuesday Night
One of our Readers Melina was at the WFE Set and took these fabulous pics.
Thanks Melina for sharing them with us.
I took these Monday night & Tuesday night after he was finished filming for the day. We stood out in the 100+ heat and rain just hoping for more than a passing glimpse of him. I had several shots of him on set- but I wanted one of him as himself. All day, while filming, they were very careful not to let you see much of him. I was starting to get upset at him for being so inconsiderate, but then after he changed into his regular clothes, I noticed that they weren't so diligent so I figure it wasn't him but the director wanting to keep movie secrets :). Anyway, as he drove by to leave he rolled down his window and waved at us. He was smiling and laughing. I just had to share them, he looks so cute and shy. He looked like he just couldn't believe that all the fuss was about him. My 8 year old daughter screamed at him and he looked directly at her and smiled and waved, needless to say, it totally made her day. I'm attaching 4 photos- 2 are just close ups of the 2 photos.
Thanks
Melina
One of our Readers Melina was at the WFE Set and took these fabulous pics.
Thanks Melina for sharing them with us.
I took these Monday night & Tuesday night after he was finished filming for the day. We stood out in the 100+ heat and rain just hoping for more than a passing glimpse of him. I had several shots of him on set- but I wanted one of him as himself. All day, while filming, they were very careful not to let you see much of him. I was starting to get upset at him for being so inconsiderate, but then after he changed into his regular clothes, I noticed that they weren't so diligent so I figure it wasn't him but the director wanting to keep movie secrets :). Anyway, as he drove by to leave he rolled down his window and waved at us. He was smiling and laughing. I just had to share them, he looks so cute and shy. He looked like he just couldn't believe that all the fuss was about him. My 8 year old daughter screamed at him and he looked directly at her and smiled and waved, needless to say, it totally made her day. I'm attaching 4 photos- 2 are just close ups of the 2 photos.
Thanks
Melina
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