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Harper’s Bazaar photoshoot

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Rob Pattinson interview

Kristen Stewart and Nikki Reed in K11

Taylor and Taylor in “Valentine’s Day”

New Moon DVD info

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With the end of principal photography on “Eclipse” in Vancouver late last month, Kristen Stewart completed her third “Twilight” series film as Bella Swan, the high school girl who falls hard for a vampire. Even before starting “Eclipse,” though— at the very beginning of “New Moon,” in fact, the second film in the franchise — the 19-year-old actress felt so comfortable playing the character that she had a hard time separating herself from Bella.

“I feel very much like I can’t really tell a huge difference between myself and Bella anymore, as odd as that sounds,” she admitted in an interview released by Summit Entertainment. “I’m used to playing really distinct characters that are so far away from my normal reality and in this case, the only thing that I was really worried about was just making sure it was absolutely honest and open and vulnerable and very present.”

Following the 2008 original film — and the worldwide vampire craze that exploded as a result — Stewart had no problem falling back into step with her co-star Robert Pattinson on set. Much like Stewart, Pattinson had gone from a relatively low-key public profile to one of the biggest stars on the planet after his turn as vampire Edward Cullen. But once on set for “New Moon” — which hits theaters on November 20 — they easily found the same rhythm the duo maintained during “Twilight.”

“We’re both pretty instinctual, impulsive actors,” Stewart explained. “We don’t really hash things over and over because we both know our characters fairly well. It was easy to step back into the project because it was something we [already] did. Once you play someone — it’s a strange thing — you don’t forget who they are. And we work together well, so it was easy.”

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Jack Huston

As if that wasn’t enough to make any actor envious, he also has The Garden of Eden, Boogie Woogie, Mr. Nice and Salomaybe?, written and directed by Al Pacino, all slated to be released in the future. He’s even got his sights set on stepping behind the camera as a writer and director, and will be directing his first short in November.

In this exclusive interview, Jack Huston talked to IESB about all of these interesting and exciting future projects.

See the Interview HERE

Michael Sheen has received lots of attention for his fascinating portrayals of real people from Tony Blair (The Queen) to David Frost (Frost/Nixon). Now he’s taking on a British legend who’s not as familiar to those of us on this side of the pond.

Sheen plays legendary soccer coach and supreme ego-maniac Brian Clough in The Damn United. Parade.com’s Jeanne Wolf found out why Sheen felt at home on the playing field and what he’s facing as he takes on the role of a legendary vampire in The Twilight Saga: New Moon.

He could have been a contender.
“All I did when I was a youngster was play football. That’s all I ever dreamed about. All I ever wanted to do was be a professional football player. I was a huge fan of Brian Clough. When I was 12, I was offered a place on Arsenal, one of the major teams in Britain. But, it would have meant my parents moving from a small town in Wales to London and I knew that was never going to happen, so I turned it down. I think, if I had carried on, there was a good chance that I could have made it, but who knows.”

See Full interview HERE