Possible New Breaking Dawn Image

OH. MY. GAWD. Look at the back! I know I can't see his face, but I don't care!

Have any of y'all seen this?  I found it on Tumblr. Yes, I know you're thinking, but this looks legit. Do you think this is real or fake? I am voting on real.. I want it to be real so badly!

--Ashes

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 Premiere Information!

The Twilight Saga Official Twitter finally gave us Breaking Dawn: Part 1's World Premiere information! They Tweeted the info with a picture of Edward and Bella in wedding rings on their honeymoon! Just incase the picture above is too small to read, here is what they said-

The #BreakingDawnPart1 World Premiere will be at the Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on 11/14! Will you be there?

Are any of y'all planning on going? If so, how early will you be going to camp out? Let us know!



--Ashes

P.S.I am so excited that it is actually time to start planning for the premiere! SQUEEE!

More New Breaking Dawn Part 1 Stills!!!

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Aw, looks like Bella's packing up her room *tear*

Now go make me half-human grandkids!

I've told you before, stop stealing my shirts!

Does this hill make me look taller?

Via source

- Lorabell

Breaking Dawn HQ Pics from Entertainment Weekly Released

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I'm the bride but I don't get a silky robe? Burn!

In a hurry to get to the Island, Edward?

Adventureland flashback!

I can't work out what they must be looking at here... *cough* with their wrong colour eyes *cough*

Oooh, wedding ring nom :)

Check-mate! It's all fun and games...

...until someone gets pregnant!

My money's on Rosalie.

I told you we weren't doing it right!

Better versions of the images released in the recent Breaking Dawn issue of Entertainment Weekly - enjoy :)

I'm having issues with uploading the HQ - please see over at Collider

- Lorabell

Alfred Angelo Named The Exclusive/Official Retail Manufacturer Of Bella's Bridal Gown

Lorabell note: I've also noticed that Alfred designs for the Disney Bridal collection, which includes a... Snow White dress - loving the "six degrees of Stew-eration" :)

Alfred Angelo made a very interesting post on their site's blog-

Philadelphia, PA – AUGUST 13, 2011 -Marking the official wedding date of Bella Swan to vampire Edward Cullen, Alfred Angelo has been named the exclusive and official licensed manufacturer of Bella’s bridal gown, which appears in Summit Entertainment’s upcoming release of THE TWILLIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1, due in theaters on November 18, 2011.

The gown will be a replica of the wedding dress worn by Kristen Stewart in THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1. It will be priced in line with Alfred Angelo’s popular bridal collection, and available in sizes 0 to 30W to fit every Twilight bride.

Since THE TWILIGHT SAGA began, Twilight fans have been imagining of Bella’s bridal gown. A search on Youtube or Google returns hundreds of possibilities and home videos created by Twilight fans with their vision of “THE DRESS.” The question remains…just what will Bella wear?

Her gown, marketed under the brand Twilight Bridal by Alfred Angelo, will be unveiled in late November 2011 following the release of the movie, and will be available in Alfred Angelo Signature Stores and independent retailers worldwide.

Are any of you engaged? Would you purchase a replica of Bella's wedding dress? I am mad that I am already married! I want one of these so bad! Maybe this just means the hubby and I need to renew our vows, right?



--Ashes

New Breaking Dawn Behind The Scenes Picture!

Twilight's Official Twitter had a surprise for us!  They tweeted this behind the scenes picture in honor of Bella and Edward's anniversary!  Rob looks so intense!

--Ashes

Breaking Dawn Tickets Are On Pre-Sale For Australia

If you live in Australia you can buy your tickets for The Twilight Saga:Breaking Dawn- Part 1

Event Cinemas in Australia announced that advanced tickets for Breaking Dawn are now on sale! They are having a midnight showing on Thursday, November 17th. So for all of you AU TwiHards out there, you can get your tickets here!!

--Ashes

Breaking Dawn Comic Con 2011 Video Interview Mega Post

Update:

Comic Con - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-... by ign

IGN

Cineplex

Moviefone

Snakkle

Entertainment Weekly

Check back for more updates :)

- Lorabell

Breaking Dawn - Part 1 World-Wide Premiere Set for UK!

Apparently the The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 1 world-wide premiere will be in London. I will update with more info as it comes in! ;)

--Ashes

Finally! FULL Breaking Dawn Comic Con 2011 Panel Videos!

- Lorabell

FanSite Friday Interview with Breaking Dawn Director Bill Condon

Last week at Comic Con the fan sites had the opportunity to interview Bill Condon after the Breaking Dawn panel. Below is the transcript of the interview. Please be aware there is discussion of the clips seen at Comic Con so if you don’t want to be spoiled on anything read with caution! (You can find the clips here)

Q: About the honeymoon scene, I noticed of course the humor in that. Why did you guys choose to do it that way and how did that decision come about?

Bill: About being funny when she’s getting ready? It just felt like it was human. It was like, again, making everything as real as possible, and it’s like anybody in that moment when it’s like “Oh my God, it’s about to happen”, it’s one thing it’s gonna happen this night. God, it’s Bella, after all this time. And it’s a vampire, you know? But now is the moment and is just about making it as relatable as possible. Like, what do you do? You just try to control it in any way you possibly can. You know, you brush your teeth for the tenth time and do all those things to make yourself think that you’re ready, which of course you can’t do. And then the way we cut it it was just like a lot of jump cuts to make it like she’s sort of this nervous jangly thing. You know the way Kristen goes? (taps fingers impatiently on table, everyone laughs) that was the rhythm of it, you know? We matched that with the way we presented it.

Q: Have you had experience working with a lot of child actors, and what was it like working with all the Renesmes?

Bill: Oh, yeah (laughs). That’s for Part 2! I had done a little before, but not as much as now. First, Mackenzie, she’s a 10 year old going on 30. She’s so mature and smart, so that was a pleasure. Sometimes it was hard because the other actresses were actually just there. It was always going to be just Mackenzie’s expressions and things like that, so it was a very specific technical thing that even I was learning as we did it. But I have to say, they were real troopers these girls.

Q: We had the pleasure of having Stephenie Meyer attached to the films. How was it like working with Stephenie, going on one on one basis? What was it like working with her?

Bill: It was great, I mean, you know her. She’s so down to earth, you know? And she’s so… It’s an interesting thing, and I don’t know if this happened across time or if this is how she’s always been, but she’s also a movie lover. And she’s really become very knowledgeable about making movies and about what you have to do to kind of, not kill your babies, but sometimes there are things that work so beautifully in description that don’t translate as well cinematically. Like the scene you saw that was not in the book, right? It’s a suggestion in the book but becomes very dramatic in the movie, where once Jacob breaks with Sam, it’s not that Sam is going to attack immediately. He’s going to sit back and wait and close in on them, you know? And they are now stuck in that house, it’s a siege. And they haven’t fed. So, they’re getting weaker when the wolves are getting stronger and closer. And Jacob has to figure out a way to help them get out. So he does this thing, and I don’t want to give too much away, but that thing where he says “No, I’ll be the one to take care of it because they trust me”. That is where you’re wondering if that’s true, is Jacob wavering. It’s another interesting kind of conflict that goes on that creates a better movie.

Q: Was there anything you found particularly challenging? Was there a scene you thought when you looked at the script “Yes! I’m doing this” and it become really challenging, or something that you were really excited to film?

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Bill: I think they’re both sides of the same coin. And the most exciting things, some of them, were the ones that were scarier. I think each movie has them. In this movie it was talking wolves, right? We’re finally doing that. The wolves’ point of view and seeing and capturing how they communicate. That was a scary one. Imprinting was definitely scary, child birth was scary. I would say those were the big three that were big ideas from the book that had to be captured and be made exciting and I think you can easily go down a very wrong path. And I hope we didn’t.

Q: With the birth, like you talked about, it’s a violent birth, and the impending fight with the Volturi, then the honeymoon and the sex scenes. Knowing all those aspects, did you find it hard to balance the boundary between PG-13 and R? Did you sort of go to R and cut back? How did you approach that?

Bill: You know, I think it’s a good challenge because the thing that makes something R is literally showing it and if you give yourself that rule: I’m not gonna show, it’s not going to be frontal nudity, no one wants that, that is not appropriate here , but they are going to have intense love making scenes. Or we’re not going to, again, show splattering blood against the walls but it’s gonna be very visceral. It actually becomes a fun challenge to make sure you feel like you have the same experience without having to watch something clinical. I think it makes it better. There are great romantic scenes in PG-13 movies, you know?

Q: One of the questions at the fan panel today was, what was your favorite movie from the saga? How does it feel to have every single cast member say Breaking Dawn?

Bill: Well, first of all, I made a joke by the way when I said Breaking Dawn. And Taylor said that. I think Kristen was careful to say that she loved Twilight. I have great respect for every director that has come before and I think they all did amazing, and amazingly different work. That’s why I was interested in taking it on. Because I can’t think of a series quite like this where it’s the same… I guess you can say Harry Potter, but they seem to stay closer stylistically then these movies have. But you have the source material, and Melissa doing this script, and the cast in common, the movies feel very different. Anyway, I think, if there was someone to say that I do feel like there’s a slightly unfair advantage that I have with this movie is that so much happens. The middle movies were setting things up. And I think when you’re a writer the hardest part is the second act, and those were second act movies.

Q: How do you feel about coming in and finishing the series, having an established fanbase which we know can be fickle. You’re dealing with a lot of females (Bill laughs) starting off there. How does it feel coming in and finishing the two movies? Not just one, but two.

Bill: That’s what made it interesting to do. Not that I was going to do the next one but that I was going to do the last one. Or, one split into two. Because it is like a chance to kind of… I don’t know… (pause) let me put it, it’s like, I think it’s part of what is special about it. You’re counting on the fact that people would open themselves up to it in a way that maybe as you say, if we were we to do them for the next 20 years it’s like “Eh, I can skip this one”, but I feel like there’s an urgency to do it, that made it another reason to do it.

Q: And I think another part of that, in addition to doing the last one, most fans seem to think that the movies have gotten better progressively throughout the saga, so did you feel extra pressure knowing that they were having big high expectations for Breaking Dawn?

Bill: Believe me I felt the pressure (laughs). And I’ve gotten a taste of that already. When we had the teaser , and Tanya’s hair is blonde, and not strawberry blonde, not your color (points to Amanda from TwilightMoms) there were a lot of people who were upset about that. So there is no question, it is incredibly loyal but very vocal fanbase too so I know I’ll be hearing about those things. But you make choices based on somebody’s face and the way people look together and things like that.

Q: I asked the question this morning at the press conference to Ashley about how her hair has changed so significantly from movie to movie and how did it get to where it is now, and she said you guys were worried that fans might react negatively to another wig and a different cut, hoping that if it was closer to what was in the book fans would be OK with that?

Bill: Given that their hair doesn’t grow, I assume everyone’s going to be like, shaved by the next movie? (laughs) But I feel like these movies exist in time and fashions change even across four or five years, so for her, who has such a strong idea of fashion, especially in this movie where she’s throwing the wedding it represents her sense of the Edwardian wedding that Edward would’ve had, and also we kind of made her reflect on the moments when those people lived. In that we started with her having this sort of flapper look in the wedding, which I think you may have seen a glimpse of it in the trailer. And starting with that it was sort of like, who is the most stylish woman in the world? It’s still Audrey Hepburn. Let’s give her a little bit of Audrey. And if anybody would be redoing her hair it’s Alice. I feel like that one you can believe. And then others it’s just a question of the many looks of Jackson Rathbone (everyone laughs) what can you say? I think it looks good.

Q: Actors are often asked about scenes that are emotionally draining. Do you feel that there were certain scenes as a director that you get emotionally drawn into, what scenes in particular in Breaking Dawn that it wasn’t easy to let go of those emotions?

Bill: Well you have to because you’re on to the next one either an hour later, or the next day, but man, absolutely, there were all these things along the way that you just have an adrenaline rush when you finally get there and get through it because so many things could go wrong. Like the childbirth, I keep going back to it, but that was unbelievably intense. Taylor, his heart is pouring out of him, but Rob, you see this where he’s trying to bring her back to life and the anguish of it and the panic of it all, and then Kristen just giving it all. In the way that you’ll see, all the effort of giving birth but she is the best dead person I’ve ever seen (everyone laughs) and that’s not easy because there were takes that were a minute long and she never blinked, she never seemed to breathe, I don’t know how she did it but that cold area was very intense. And at the end of the shoot in Louisiana we’d been shooting for four months already, kind of tired and everyone is worn down, all of our defenses were down and it was also one of those things where you get there and you do it, and it lifted everybody up for the rest of the shoot because it just felt like something real had happened. That’s the thing that is great on a set, when you know something real has happened, it’s when the crew is suddenly incredibly quiet and everyone is paying attention, is sort of like you know it’s happening right in front of you and everyone’s aware of it, you know.

Q: You are obviously a very experienced director, and the cast goes from everyone to first timers, to people like Kristen that has been in dozens of films. Is there anything that any of the actors specifically taught you and that you came away with thinking that you didn’t have that information or that knowledge before?

Bill: Oh, God yes, totally. And you know I’m experienced but still, I’ve been on one half of the sets that Kristen’s been on, or maybe a third, you know what I mean? And don’t even think about Michael Sheen so yeah, I mean you’re always learning on movies, absolutely. But specifically here obviously these actors all know their characters so well, but you take somebody like Kristen, she’s going to be directing movies before long. She just knows everything about the process – everything. And she just knows “Oh my God, I should lift my eyes up just a quarter of an inch next time” and things like that. She’s an amazing collaborator where it’s like, and if you explain “Ok this feels a little unnatural but it’s worth it to do” I get it. But we would do a lot of sitting around talking about the script for weeks. And she would get ideas, I’m not saying only her, but she would a lot, and “Oh, that’s a great idea”. So yeah, all the time.

Q: One of the most insane places for Twilight, one of the most passionate places in the world for Twilight, is Brazil, how did you handle filming there with so many fans who are different from fans in America, who are very passionate…?

Bill: But respectful. It was very interesting. You know Rob told that story when we were shooting (laughs) but it was truly like everyone was in the street having a party and then suddenly one girl was like all over him (mimics arms across Rob’s neck, Rob’s surprised expression). And I think she was beheaded (everyone laughs) because I did ask like two hours later “What happened to her?” and everyone was like “I don’t know!”(laughs).

Q: Are you planning anything special for Brazil?

Bill: I hope so, definitely. I want to go back for the film festival there. I don’t know if this year or next year. But we should definitely because it’s really an important part of this movie. And it was great, I had a great time there.

Via Twilight Lexicon

- Lorabell

Bill Condon Talks Breaking Dawn Soundtrack!

Update: According to @ClosedSetMovies one of the “musically inclined cast members” will be on the movies soundtrack!

I wonder if it'll be Jackson and the 100 Monkeys but, oh Gawd, please let it be Rob!

- Lorabell

Everyone has been asking about the Breaking Dawn - Part 1 soundtrack. Bill Condon spoke with MTV at Comic-Con and gave them some answers.

I LOVE what he says about the BD soundtrack. The Twilight soundtrack was my favorite. I liked the other ones, but Twilight was the best IMO. Which cast member do you think Bill is referring to?

SQUEEEEEEE!

MTV News caught up with Condon at 2011 San Diego Comic-Con to talk about the final two installments of the franchise, and he told us that both movies, but particularly "Part 1," will hearken back to Catherine Hardwicke's 2008 "Twilight" flick, which started the onscreen phenomenon.

"I always thought of 'Breaking Dawn - Part 1' as a real companion piece to Catherine Hardwicke's movie," Condon explained. "Like, everything that got set up there gets resolved here. I think you'll find that there are stylistic and other nods to that film."

Fans will also be excited to learn that some of the same principles will apply to the highly anticipated "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" soundtrack. Condon confirmed that Carter Burwell, who scored the first movie, will be back for "Part 1," which means familiar themes like "Bella's Lullaby" will be in play again for the first time since "Twilight" first hit theaters.

With negotiations for the soundtrack still under way, though, Condon wouldn't talk too specifically about which songs will be included on the album. But he confirmed that there's a good chance that one of the "Twilight" cast's musically-inclined stars will appear on the soundtrack.

We'll leave it up to fans to guess whether that means Robert Pattinson, Jackson
Rathbone, Booboo Stewart or one of the other musical castmembers.

"We're just figuring out [the soundtrack] now," Condon said during MTV News' "Breaking Dawn" Comic-Con takeover, adding that they haven't made deals with all of the featured artists yet. "We have a lot of [songs]. We have like 15, I think."

--Ashes

Bill Condon Gives Deets About The Birth Scene

Bill Condon spoke with MTV while at Comic-Com. He gave some great details on the birth scene! I am ready for more clips and a trailer! It is taking FOR-EV-ERRR for the release date to get here!
--Ashes

"I gave myself one real rule, which was, 'Let's only see what Bella could see
lying there,' " he explained. "All this stuff is happening [around her] and she
is seeing it from her point of view. She can look around, she can look up, but
basically you get to experience every moment of that birth, including if you
read the book — you know exactly what that image means. If you haven't read the
book, you might not know because it's not being absolutely explicit."

Nevertheless, Condon promised that fans will be satisfied by how they
approached the birth scene. "It's not putting the camera in every place but
believe me, I think you'll get a very visceral experience."

Get it While You Can - Spoilerific SDCC Sparkles!

Updated: Better quality? Ask and TwiCrackers shall receive... even though edited together in slightly the wrong order:

*Um... Spoiler Alert!*

Apologies for the less than perfect quality but I'm sure you'll enjoy just the same ;)

Transcript to follow along - including extras that I remember but are missing:

Edward "You wanna take a look around?"

*They walk slowly around villa and are faced with a huge bed... soon to be destroyed!*

Edward "Would you like to go for a swim?"

Bella "Yeah, that sounds a amazing. I could use a few human minutes."

Edward "Don't take too long... Mrs Cullen"

*Edward walks out of double doors to beach, untucks his shirt. Bella takes handcase into bathroom, looks at herself in mirror*

Bella "OK."

*Frantically starts to brush teeth and hair, take off rings, splashes face, shaves legs. Opens luggage and rummages through finding only flimsy lingerie*

Bella "Alice!"

*Bella slumps on the floor and tries to calm down"

Bella "Don't be a coward."

*Bella walks out on beach in towel, drops it, looks out on Edward's bare back in moonlit ocean*

And we all HYPERVENTILATE!

Super massive big hugs to Jade514 and Marie!!!

- Lorabell

OH. MY. GOSH. Best Breaking Dawn Spoilers EVER...

NB: Not the Breaking Dawn clip from Comic Con but... ENJOY :)

Don't click if you don't want to see a spoiler!

--Ashes

First Song from Breaking Dawn Soundtrack Revealed!

NB: subject to change for the final edit

I managed to Google the lyrics from the song in the background of Bella's pre-wedding-night freak-out clip shown at the Comic Con panel today.

The song is "Sister Rosetta" by the Noisettes and I'm f-loving it big time :) Can't you just picture Bella frantically brushing her teeth, shaving her legs and rooting through an Alice packed bag of flimsy lingerie?!

On a completely different "note" (ha!) here's the Band of Horses song "For Annabell" that Kristen said that she listened to to prepare for scenes and wanted on the Breaking Dawn soundtrack:

- Lorabell

Breaking Dawn Clips from Comic-Con 2011!

Update: I managed to find an audio recording of Bella's Breaking Dawn wedding night freak-out - enjoy but check back for video update :)

***Skip to 1.38!***

Thanks Jade514

- Lorabell

I. AM. DEAD.

I cannot wait to see this move!!!

I know that these aren't the best quality, but when/if better ones come along I'll upload them.

---Ashes

MTV Live Stream With Breaking Dawn Cast

AHHHHHHH!!!

--Ashes

Attention All Comic-Con Goers!

The Twilight Saga:Breaking Dawn website is calling all Comic-Con fans! Remember to capture all your BD moments and you could be featured on their website!

Please also tweet picture to @TwiCrackAddict and we will feature them here, too!

--Ashes

P.S. Look out for Lorabell giving out TCA wristbands!

Breaking Dawn Character Cards For Comic-Con 2011

Celebuzz just gave us Twi-Hards some pictures. These look to be the same from the calender, but now they have the character's info:

As Twi-hards anxiously await for San Diego Comic-Con to begin, new Breaking Dawn
character cards have been unveiled, which feature Robert Pattinson, Kristen
Stewart and Taylor Lautner — all looking sexier than ever! Each are accompanied
on the two-sided cards with mini-bios.

Fans have already started camping out at Comic-Con in anticipation of the July 21 Breaking Dawn panel. The movie’s three stars are all expected to attend, and Celebuzz will be there to bring you every single tidbit of Twilight news there might be. Stay tuned!

--Ashes