Their fans had been lining up to see them since Monday, press outlets from all over the world converged on San Diego just to catch a glimpse of the duo, but what had Breaking Dawn stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart genuinely grinning from ear to ear? The opportunity to sit down for an interview…together.

“This is great,” Rob enthused, bumping shoulders with his co-star as they took their seats. “We haven’t done an interview together in forever!”

I’ve added new high quality candids of Robert Pattinson spotted leaving 2011 Comic-Con for ‘Breaking Dawn: Part 1′ to the gallery.

I’ve added new high quality event photos of Robert Pattinson at the “2011 Comic Con ‘Breaking Dawn” in San Deigo on July 21, 2011.

2011 Comic Con ‘Breaking Dawn’ Comic Panel

2011 Comic Con ‘Breaking Dawn’ Fan Meet & Greet

2011 Comic Con ‘Breaking Dawn’ Press Conference

2011 Comic Con ‘Breaking Dawn’ Press Line

11:26 – “There was a nice surprise this morning for the fans who waited. Did it get you all pumped up? I can’t follow that surprise.. let’s give you an exclusive first look at the film! Before I do that, please welcome director Bill Condon!”
11:26 – Eric: So Bill, you’re new to the project. Talk how you got involved.
11:27 – Bill: The very nice folks at Summit.. they sent me the novel. I loved it. It’s such a lucky thing for the director because amazing things happen. I started off in horror movies. 
Eric: Did you immerse yourself in this world?
Bill: Totally. I quickly imprinted on the material.
11:28 - Eric: How about we bring out the others? (applause) A few people you might be familiar with. Please welcome Kristen Stewart, Rob Pattinson, and Taylor Lautner!
11:28 – All three coming out.. huge applause, photos.
11:28 – No one in the back of the hall is applauding really.

Eric: What was it like to shoot the wedding?
Kristen: I’d been ramping up to shoot that scene for four years. They also put it at the end of the entire filming.. so had to wait so long for it to happen. When I got to set I was just as nervous and terrfiied as I expected myself to be. When I got to set.. it was just so beautiful. I had to go get locked away in a room for the rest of the day because I was locked into my dress and had to protect it. It was secret service style security. I ended up being much more relaxed than I thought I was going to be.

Eric: Rob.. (appaluse) Edward and Bella go on a honey moon. The scene was shot in Brazil. Talk about filming there.
Rob: Brazil was amazing. It was really amazing the day we got there. Beautiful, warm, everything you’d expect. It was beautiful the first day.. then suddenly the remainder of the shoot it was raining.. hurricane storms. It was kind of like a honeymoon in England. We stayed in side, played chess. Bill fixed it.

Eric: Taylor, I have a question for you as well. But first Bill has a surprise.
Bill: We’re gonna show a couple of clips. They’re actually pretty long. Two big scenes from the movie. This first one is Jacob.. he’s pulled away from his family, tribe, pack, and he’s joined the Cullens to protect them against Sam. This comes deep into the movie where Bella needs more blood to survive. These are scenes that don’t appear in the books so it’ll be a new experience.

SCENE: Jacob, Carlisle, Esme talking about saving Bella. Jacob: You’ve risked our lives. Esme: Of course we would
Jacob: I know what I have to do. Cut to Jacob in the forest looking around, runs into wolf pack members. Waiting for other wolf pack members who split off from him.

Eric: From the clip we just saw it’s clear Jacob has a large roll. Breaks off from the old pack. Can you talk about your character’s new found freedom?
Jacob: Yeah. It’s difficult because Jacob at the beginning of the film is the Jacob you’ve always seen before. He’s immature, in love with Bella. Then he gets his heart crushed. He doesn’t handle it well. He handles it how Jacob would usually handle it. He becomes an entirely different person. He’s forced to mature and become his own man. If that means separating from his own pack, brothers, he’s willing to do that and he does.

*Taylor:

Bill setting up a second clip. First glimpse of Edward and Bella on honeymoon.

SCENE: Edward and Bella head into Isle esme. Rob picks her up. Brings her into house. Bella looks beautiful and not pale. Looking aroudnd the home. Edward: want to take a look around?
Bella walks into another area of the house. BEdroom. Stares at the bed, touches the curtains around the bed. Can see ocean in background. Edward looks at the bed. Tension between them s they consider going into the bed. Continue putting suitcases down. Edward and Bella hold each other’s hands. Still lot of tension. Edward: Want to go for a swim? Bella: yeah that sounds nice (it’s night time). Bella: I could use just a few minutes. Edward kisses her. Edward: Don’t take too long.Edward walks outside. Takes off shirt to get into water. Bella goes to bathroom. Looks at herself in mirror. Fast paced scene. Brushes teeth, cleans mouth. Very nervous obviously. Fast paced scene with a song we don’t know. Washing hands. Takes off wedding ring. Dries hands. Wipes water on forehead. Shaves legs. Picks out a bra to wear. Pulls out lingerie.. unsure about wearing it. Sits on ground in nervousness. Bella: Don’t be worried.Cut to going out into the water. Bella walks up to Edward in the moonlight. Bella is naked and walking towards the water. Edward already in.

Question for Rob: Did you have more fun playing Cedric Diggory or Edward?
Rob: They were both really realy fun. I didn’t know what I was doing when I was playing Cedric. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to be an actor at the time. Twilight has really changed my life. It’s allowed me to live in this world.. it’s almost impossible to find another way of living in it.
Rob: They were both really realy fun. I didn’t know what I was doing when I was playing Cedric. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to be an actor at the time. Twilight has really changed my life. It’s allowed me to live in this world.. it’s almost impossible to find another way of living in it.

Question for Taylor: You have roles that require martial arts. Do you want to be an action star?
Taylor: I’ve always been a fan of action movies. It’s not all I want to do. What I like about acting is that I can challenge myself to many different things. I love Jacob and this franchise has given me an incredible opportunity to do what I want to do and that’s challenge myself more. My next one.. I play Nathan in Abduction. He’s completely different than Jacob which is a weird change because I’ve lived Jacob for so long now. But I’m really excited for you to see that as well.

Question: Nice hair Rob. What was your initial reaction to reading the Renesme birth scene?
Everyone: uhm..
Kristen: I thoguht it was so cool. I think we did try to go as hardcore as we could. It’s not your typical birthing scene. It took two days to shoot. Two day labor is really hard (bill condon laughs). In the book, as you all know, she’s literally joking on blood. It was always in my head that she’s able to fight harder than any human would really be able to.. because it’s in her.. literally (huge laughs).
Kristen: In Part 2 I get to play with the venom running through my veins. And that’s after a moment of sheer exuberance. Having a calm breath after the birth.

Question: I was very pleasantly surprised by your back muscles in the trailer Rob. I can speak for all of us when I say “nom nom nom” (huge laughs). My question is actually for Kristen. After all these years you got to experience vampire make up. What was that like for you. Was Rob’s whining justified or was he being a big baby?
Kristen: So, so justified. You feel locked in there all day. But it helps too because you’re so much more aware of your movements. The contacts suck cause you cannot see anything. especially when we both have them in there, we can’t see each other.

Question: Hi! Question for Rob.. if I could give you a CD? Gave you one two years ago and want to give you another one. And what was your favorite scene to film?
Rob: My favorite scene to film was the birth scene. It was different to anything I’ve done before. I never got to play Edward in a way.. literally he’s so aware of his own helplessness. There’s no one else around. He’s tried to help Bella but there’s nothing he can do. He’s desperate. Normally when that happens in the other movie Bella comes in to save the dead. Every single time, Bella comes to save him. But this time Bella can’t. It was nice to play someone who’s totally annihilated by the entrie situation.
Bill: Someone asked before and there are so many big things that happen. They all.. I really dont’ have one. They’re all huge challenges.

Question for all: My mom would like to know what was the difference between filming in canada and louisiana?
Kristen: All the exterior stuff was shot in Canada. In Louisiana we were on a stage primarily. Mostly the stuff we had to do inside was kind of more emotional. More based in reality. Not that anything in the story isn’t.. it’s just personal intimate scenes. It was a different tone change between the two. I was a vampire more in Louisiana which was cool

Question: I’m so excited for Breaking Dawn. What scene are you excited to reveal to the fans in Part 2?
Taylor: I’m going to be boring and go back tot he birth scene. I want to give Bill some credit. When I read it in the book it was a lot to take in. It was so interesting, I had no idea how it was going to look visually. I gotta give bill some credit. It’s really amazing. I dont’ want to give too much away so I’ll force myself to not talk. But the birth scene was phenomenal. The fans will eb really really pleased.
Kristen: You have to give Bella credit of having semi devine intution at times. She’s said at time she’s going to times. This time she’s willing to

Question: My questions for Kristen. Being pregnant is such a life changing experience. What experiences did you pull from to have that moment?
Kristen: What experiences? Hah. I’ve been asked recently what it’s like to play such a far fetched story. This story feels the most real in terms of what can happen to you in your life. At 18.. it’s so very very ossible. It’s hard to talk to you about this (the person who asked the question is pregnant). I didn’t have any experiences drawn.. there ya go.

Question for Rob and Taylor: How’s it like working with such a beautiful cast.
Rob: it’s crazy (laughs).
Kristen: that’s the first time it’s been asked at one of these!
Rob: Not true! I’ve always been asked.
Taylor: And what do you say?
Rob: Any way to approach this answer is inappropriate or just plain wrong. So.. Taylor you answer!
Rob: it’s great, it’s nice to be surrounded by hot girls all the time. It’s why I became an actor.
Taylor: You summed it up. There could be worse jobs. We have a lot of fun. It is weird. We’re all so close.
Kristen: it’s so weird that we’re all so hot (laughs).

Question: I was wondering can you tell us what songs will be in the mvoie?
Bill: We’re just figuring that out now. We have 15. I don’t know if we should say it yet because we haven’t made deals with everyone but I think you’ll be happy.

Question: Hey taylor! what’s it like to rehearse the fight scenes?
Taylor: My fight scenes.. I’m usually a wolf. So… I.. it’s a bummer. I wish I could actually be doing that. I’m super jealous of my CGI wolf. Although he is pretty cute and fluffy. But I actually got beat up a little bit in both movies. In Part 1 edward gives me a nice punch after he finds out I imprinted on his daughter.
Rob: There was a stunt where Taylor jumps out of the house. It’s a really cool stunt. He jumped down ten stairs. And then Taylor was like “ehh I don’t really need a wire” and then goes and sprints and makes a huge jump. It was one of the most impressive things

11:57 – Eric: We have surprise guests.. please welcome Julia Jones, Elizabeth Reaser, Nikki Reed, Ashley Green

Question from little girl who gets a lot of “awws”: Rob.. do you like having the baby with Bella? (awwws)
Rob: The look on your face makes me think you’re asking something else (laughs). No i do. I really like babies. I like doing scenes with them too. It was really fun.. especially with this series as well. You’re playing this statue-esque guy most of the time. Can’t be hard.. but he has the baby and it makes everything more human. And babies.. in terms of acting with it.. they just do their own thing. It’s more fun. You’re basically improvising.

Question for Taylor: Did you like playing the character in Abduction more than the character in the Twilight saga?
Taylor: Why is that so funny? (audience laughing). Honestly I wouldn’t be able to choose. Like I was saying earlier they are such different characters. I was able to go from playing Jacob, who I really love, to playing another character who I could really explore. But i would not be able to choose. That’s a good question! You put me on a tough spot here.

Eric (moderator): Question for those who just joined us at the table. Talk about the growth of your characters through the course of the film.
Ashley Greene: It’s always been fun playing Alice. Super perky, super happy all the time. But the nice part was there was opportunities to really see her defending her family. A dangerous side of her that you didn’t see in some films. You get to see her at her peak as she defends her family. She goes to darker places you haven’t seen her go to before.
Nikki Reed: Rosalie is not super happy and perky (laughs). It was nice to not play that for 5 minutes. It was nice to smile. I think this journey, watching Rosalie unfold, and working with Bill really closely to find the comedy in this and the humor and the lighter moments was nights. I experienced in Eclipse that the audience was laughing most of the time which was amazing. In this one Rosalie and Bella get to connect and it becomes greater than all the petty issues. *connect over the baby
Elizabeth Reaser: Working with the international vampires was a lot of fun. We had a full house at one point. What I really enjoyed about Breaking Dawn was seeing her become a stronger version of the character than I think we’ve seen. I found that to be a more honest version of the character because every mother I’ve ever know.. they’re the fiercest person in the family.
Julia Jones: I think that Leah in Eclipse was always angry – to say the least – and in Breaking Dawn she makes a decision. Growing up for her is deciding to do something tha tmakes her happy. Makes her care. Jacob gives her that opportunity and it opens her heart, and she now feels passion. To me that was such a relief. And I’m glad I could leave her in that state.

Question: Did you have a chance to watch Brazilian cinema while you were there?
Bill: First of all we had a tight schedule, but we were right there during a festival in Rio. We had some really great people on our crew. We managed to pick them up for 6 weeks. So I get a chance to experience that film scene down there.

Twilight is hosting a presentation in Comic-Con’s massive Hall H for the upcoming first edition of Breaking Dawn. But fans were already camped out in anticipation for the Twilight panel days ago. Walking through Camp Breaking Dawn can feel a bit like meandering through a candy-colored Hooverville, with various forms of bedding (sleeping bags, towels, foldable chairs, inflatable pool toys) spread in every direction.

The six-person team at the head of the line arrived on Monday morning. Actually, they technically arrived on Sunday evening, but they were somewhat sternly chased off by Comic-Con officials, who told them to return the next day. At that point, an intriguing push-pull developed between the line-sitters and Comic-Con personnel, to the point that the superfans essentially staged a sit-in to establish their rights at the head of the line.

“They kept telling us, ‘You are not a line. You are not official. Come back on Wednesday,” explains Robert Curry of San Diego. “So we started self-regulating.”

“You don’t know how many times we were told we were unofficial,” seconds Arianna Ruiz of Antioch. “At one point they said, ‘You don’t exist.’”

“That’s not true,” says intrepid reporter Annie Barrett. “You do exist.”

The six people who are currently first in line for the Hall H panel refer to themselves as “The Twilight Super 8*.” (One member of the crew was delayed in arriving, and the other unfortunately couldn’t make it to Comic-Con this year.) They met at conventions, kept in touch via Twitter, and have been planning this camp-out for months. They admit to using a “buddy system” to stay in line — switching off on trips to the local Hard Rock hotel to wash up and feel something besides cold sculpted grass under their heads — but don’t mistake their devotion. Robert admits that today (Wednesday) is her 20th wedding anniversary, and steps away to talk to her husband. (“My fifth wedding anniversary is the day Breaking Dawn opens,” admits fellow Super 8-er Monica Foltz.)

A bit further back in line — about 58 people, to be exact — we find Dawn Sirtak of Los Angeles, CA, saving a spot for eight other people. Although she’s not exactly alone:

Edward, we’re told, had to stay home on this trip. (Although at past Twilight campouts, fans would trade off on pawing the two Twilight stand-ups…and Edward always got more attention.) Dawn notes that it’s not her first time camping out, but Comic-Con has some unique issues: “The traffic isn’t too bad at night, but the train can be a little bit noisy if you’re sleeping here.” Dawn also gets us hip to the local bureaucracy: “At events like this, you have different layers of security. Elite is one of the security companies, that you see in the red shirt. Then there’s another company in the orange shirts. Then there are actual convention center people, there are people that are Comic-Con people, and sometimes the right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing. Communication can be an issue.” I feel like I just watched a David Simon TV show!

As far as squabbling with fellow fans after long days of camping out, Dawn says assuredly,“95 percent of Twilight fans are very nice and very civil.”

“Thank you very much,” says a bystander, “I appreciate that!”

Well, okay, but what about the other 5 percent?

“They’re a little bit cattier, a little bit more ruthless and mean. But the way I describe [this] to people is, it’s a big Twilight slumber party.” Intrepid reporter Annie Barrett and Dawn then spend long minutes talking about how much fun slumber parties were when they were little girls, which is something I will have to take their word on, since when I was a little girl I was playing videogames and also was a boy.

Speaking of gender differences! Towards the back of the campsite/line, we find a lone man, Ernie Dorado from San Diego, holding a spot in line for his wife and her little sister. They’ve been in line for an hour, but they’re not worried about getting a seat: “Hall H is very, very big. It holds close to six thousand people.” Compared to the other mini-camps we’ve seen scattered up and down the line, Ernie is planning on roughing it: “We’re gonna have a pillow, and a couple blankets, and that’s it!”

Source: Pop Watch

You had better watch your back, Kristen Stewart, because James Franco has eyes for your man.

OK, it may be strictly in the professional sense, but it’s clear that James wants to work with Robert Pattinson. Franco recently gushed in an interview with Playboy that he has tried to work with R.Pattz on more than one occasion.

You may remember that Franco created a submission for the Venice Biennale, an invitation-only art festival. His submission, Rebel, was intended to be a tribute to the film Rebel Without a Cause. Mind you, this is the same event for which Franco filmed that fight surrounded by naked chicks wielding knives and that he carved his late costar Brad Renfro’s name into his right arm using a switchblade. All in the name of art, mind you. At least he’s dedicated.

And for some unknown reason, he just knew the project wouldn’t be perfect, sans Robert Pattinson. Maybe it was the blood. But when Rob was contacted about participating, he replied back simply, “I don’t get the point.” Ouch. He literally put his blood, sweat and tears into this project, Rob! You couldn’t throw the poor guy a bone?

But that didn’t stop ol’ Jamesy. He also spilled to the mag that he had wanted to be in Breaking Dawn. And you should hear his reasoning.

Try not to get too confused: According to Franco, he was working with a Yale classmate who had written a play where its characters were putting on a production of Twilight and he was a part of the cast. He had his agent approach Breaking Dawn director Bill Condon because he wanted to make the play a reality.

This is seriously getting way too meta for us, so just come out and say you wanted to work with Rob, Mr. Franco.

It’s actually a shame he didn’t get cast. We could totally see James being a stoned partygoer at Edward and Bella’s wedding. Seems like just his scene.

Source: E Online

I’ve added new high quality candids of Robert Pattinson and his best friend, Tom with his dog, Bear out in California on July 19, 2011.

Summit Entertainment is rolling out promotional cards for the movie Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Good thing it’s not the 1930s anymore. Otherwise, people might be coming with pitchforks and torches to meet Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), the vampire love interest of Bella in Twilight: Breaking Dawn. Click the image for larger preview.

From EW

Join us for Entertainment Weekly’s All-Access pass to Comic-Con 2011.

LIVE! Streaming Video provided by our partners at NowLive. Get an insider view from our VIP LOUNGE, where we’ll talk to the casts of ‘Spider-Man,’ ‘Glee,’ ‘Breaking Dawn,’ ’True Blood,’ and many more. Wall-to-wall coverage of the hottest panels, sneak peeks & coolest stuff from the convention floor. Exclusive portraits from our photo booth! You don’t want to miss this! Updates all day long at ew.com/comiccon. See you at the Con!

From MTV

As always, MTV News will be in the midst of all the action. This year, we are proud to announce that we will be presenting ”MTV News: Comic-Con Takeover,” three live-stream broadcasts on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. ET/ 3 p.m. PT.

The first of our three live Comic-Con-themed shows is a veritable feast for all the “Twilight” fans out there. We’re kicking off our coverage in a big way Thursday with an entire hour dedicated to “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.” Mark your calendars and set your phone alerts to remind you to tune into MTV.com at 6 p.m. ET/ 3 p.m. PT for a smorgasbord of “Twilight” goodness that includes exclusive interviews with the film’s superstar cast and filmmakers, news from the “Breaking Dawn” panel and other tidbits associated with the film’s Comic-Con events.

Keep it locked to MTV.com and Splash Page for all the latest, greatest Comic-Con news. If you have any questions or comments for our “Breaking Dawn” talent coming through, send them via Twitter @MTVNews with the hashtag #mtvsdcc.

From Comic Con

Thursday, July 21. 11:15-12:15 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 — Summit Entertainment presents a sneak peek at the highly anticipated next chapter of The Twilight Saga. This is a must see for fans interested in the story’s final chapters. You’ll see exclusive footage from The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Part 1 and be treated to a filmmaker and cast Q&A session providing details on the first half of the epic two-part finale. Hall H