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24 Hours Vancouver has a interview with Rachelle LeFevre where she talks a bit about ‘New Moon’ and how Robert Pattinson is adjusting to fame.
Lefevre, who plays vicious blood-sucker Victoria in the adaptations of Stephenie Meyer’s bestsellers, is in Toronto shooting a movie opposite Kevin Spacey and prepping to present at Sunday’s MuchMusic Video Awards.
But the topic of The Twilight Saga: New Moon is never far behind.
The Vancouver-shot sequel to last year’s hit (worldwide gross: $382 million) opens Nov. 20, complicating the romance between star-crossed sex-abstainers vampire Edward Cullen (Pattinson) and mortal Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) with new characters (Frost/Nixon’s Michael Sheen and Dakota Fanning are introduced as members of the Volturi, an ancient vampire coven), a love triangle (created by returning Taylor Lautner as werewolf Jacob) and converging enemies.
How is Pattinson adjusting to life under the microscope?
“He’s got a really good sense of humour. I’ve seen him frazzled, but when there were eight paparazzi chasing you and it’s just you, it can be scary.”
Almost as frightening perhaps as switching directors mid-stream between sequels.
Usually when a film succeeds, a studio clings to its creator. But in the case of New Moon, Catherine Hardwicke is out, replaced by Chris Weitz (The Golden Compass).
A third transition will happen later this year in Vancouver when another director, David Slade (30 Days of Night), takes the reins of the next sequel Eclipse.
“It’s perfect timing for David because Eclipse is darker than the other two. There’s more action. It’s not a horror movie, but it is darker.”
Read the full interview here.
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