LA Bericht + Denver Interview
Wir haben euch schon so einiges aus Denver zeigen können und hier haben wir noch etwas für euch. Ein "Interview" welches in Denver mit Charlie geführt worden ist. Es ist der erste Teil und morgen wird es den zweiten Teil des Interviews geben. 
Charlie Bewley didn’t take any formal acting classes, but he got the next best thing on the set of “The Twilight Saga: New Moon.”
The British-born Bewley stood in the Volturi vault set along with actor Michael Sheen (“Frost/Nixon&rdquo and took a beat to appreciate his good fortune.
“You realize you’re on the set of ‘Twilight’ watching one of the best theatrically trained actors in film today,” Bewley says of Sheen. “It’s a free acting lesson.”
“Actually, it’s a pretty expensive one,“ he adds, smiling. “You have to soak it up.”
Bewley, who plays the cool Volturi vampire Demetri in the film, has been doing plenty of soaking since being cast in the popular franchise.
He went from a virtual unknown to someone with a sizeable Facebook fan base – 3,500 and counting. And when he dropped by the Blockbuster video store in Parker, Colo. March 19 to christen the release of “New Moon” on DVD and Blu-ray roughly 400 fans braved a snow storm to greet him.
The young actor spoke to WWTW about his switch to acting, his appreciation for the “Twilight” franchise and how business and acting need to go hand in hand.
Bewley, his hair artfully mussed, marvels that he could draw such a crowd even though his face doesn’t appear on the film’s poster.
“The role, in terms of the film, is not as big as the big guys,” he says of Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart. “But I get to travel everywhere around the world to meet fans. They hang on every word. It’s wonderful to be involved in.”
When he shot his “New Moon” scenes in Italy, “thousands of chicks” lined the streets of a tiny village to greet him and the cast.
Bewley isn’t quite as dedicated to Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” books – “it’s too overwhelming for my stone-cold heart,” he says with a grin – but he understands the all-consuming appeal.
“The storyline makes vampires accessible to a demographic that was previously taboo,” he says. But the novels also allow readers to indulge in a love story with which they can empathize.
“It’s like a 14-year-old girl who’s in love with an 18-year-old boy. That same kind of feeling that it’s not allowed, but you want it,” he says. “That’s what Bella goes through. That’s an addictive thing.”
Tomorrow: Bewley talks about how acting snuck up on him and how he intends to use “Twilight” to springboard to action hero status.
Ihr könnt das Interview auch unter folgendem Link lesen: WWTW Interview
Auch wenn es schon eine Weile her ist, so haben wir hier einen neuen Bericht zur Twilight Convention in LA für euch. Klickt einfach auf folgende Seite. Es gibt auch einige Bilder von Charlie in ihrer Gallerie zu bewundern, die ihr findet, wenn ihr auf das Bild unter dem Bericht klickt.
Caclb Bericht LA
Hier schonmal ein Bild aus ihrer Gallerie:
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* Über...
* Archiv
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* Kontakt
* Abonnieren
Es handelt sich um ein Bild von der ersten Ausstrahlung von Ecstasy in Vancouver und einem exklusiven Teil des Skriptes der ersten Szene aus Ecstasy in der Charlie zu sehen sein wird !!!