Dakota Fanning Covers ELLE UK February 2012

On her youthful age of 17-years-old:
“I feel like I’ve lived a long time, but then I realize, ‘Oh, I’m actually only 17.’ I don’t think there should be an age limit on an interest, do you know what I mean?”

On not wanting attention outside of her acting:
“I just want to be an actress. I don’t really do anything attention-grabbing. Famous just sounds so pretentious. Who am I to call myself that word?”

On not letting talk about her physical appearance affect her:
“People are always talking about this person who looks great and that person who doesn’t. It’s there, if you let it in. I let it in to an extent. I just don’t let it affect the choices I make.”

On her younger sister Elle:
“She is incredibly free-spirited and totally wears her heart on her sleeve, you know exactly what she is thinking by taking one look at her. She’s just incredibly… I don’t know, I wish I could be more like her sometimes.”

On not comparing herself with her sister:
“We see ourselves as to completely different entities. I mean, we don’t even look alike.”

source:gossipcenter.com

Carter Burwell talks About Preparing Second Piano Scene In Breaking Dawn II

Carter Burwell has spoken up about composing the music for the forthcoming piano scene in Breaking Dawn Part 2 featuring “Edward” and “Renesmee”.

In a new interview with The Sag Harbor Express, Burwell explained, “Generally, I don’t actually write anything until a film has actually been shot. But, there are some exceptions. In the movie I’m working on right now, which is ‘Breaking Dawn: Part II,’ they needed Rob Pattinson and the actress who plays his daughter to play piano onscreen. I had to write this duet before they shot the film so they could actually learn the parts. Rob is a musician, so he prides himself on working out the fingering for these correctly.”

Breaking Dawn Wedding Dolls

Mattel  has announced plans to release the new “Twilight: Breaking Dawn” Barbie dolls in February 2012.

Robert Pattinson, Ashley Greene at 2012 People’s Choice

Taylor Lautner was nominated for Favorite Action Movie Star, but Hugh Jackman won that distinction. As it turned out, neither of those actors was present. Robert Pattinson and Ashley Greene from Twilight, however, were on hand to present and win awards. Robert Pattinson picked up the Waterford crystal trophy as a representative of Water for Elephants, which won Favorite Drama Movie. Ashley Greene presented the Drama Movie award with actor Zachary Levi to Mr. Pattinson. Robert Pattinson, missed out on Favorite Movie Actor, which went to Johnny Depp.

source:Examiner