first, a chat about the Twilight panel from that morning... Chris Weitz: It was this crazy thing, which everybody was kind of warning us about. 7,000 Twilight fans in a room screaming for Rob.
Me: It's an uncanny sound. I think only teenage girls can make that sound.
That high, keening noise.
That's the only thing I can think of, the Beatles. You see old footage of that type of thing. It happened in Montepulciano, when we were shooting there. It was like The Birds, but with young girls. You'd turn a corner and there would be one or two or three. And the next time you looked there would be 10, 20, 50, 100.
Then before you know it gas stations are exploding.
Exactly. I think basically the panel today would have worked perfectly for the fans if it had just been us sitting there, and they could just look at Rob and Taylor. Maybe Rob and Taylor would move a little.
Taylor seems the most comfortable with this level of scrutiny. He doesn't squirm as much.
It's funny. In a way he's the least prepared for the intense scrutiny, but he's very balanced about it. Whereas I think Rob and Kristen are very sheepish about it. Not that they don't appreciate it. But they're thrown a bit by it.
I hope there's sparkling in this one.
There will be lots of sparkling.
I liked the vibe between Bella and Jacob. It felt real, but also different from the way she interacts with Edward.
Taylor's very much like the character, tremendously sunny and upbeat. And Kristen is very protective of Taylor, actually. He's 17 now, and Kristen's been working since Panic Room if not before that. She wanted to make sure Taylor was protected from the world, and that works perfectly with the dynamic of the book.
I have to say, his torso in the clip you showed today was unlike any human torso I have ever seen.
It's pretty astonishing. He did work very very hard.
Was that CGI?
I swear to God, it was all his hard work.
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