I’ve added new scans of Robert Pattinson features in ‘GQ’ Russia edition magazine, February issue to the gallery. Thanks to lovejy via pattinsonlife for the scans!

I’ve added new cover scan of Cineplex magazine. January 2012 issue where they featured ‘Breaking Dawn: Part 2′ for 2012 Movie Preview’ list. It also featured a new promo shoot of Edward & Bella on the cover. Check it out!

I’ve added more new goregous scans of Robert Pattinson in the “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1″ Official Illustrated Movie Companion book to the gallery. They are definitely worth your time!

I’ve added a few scans of ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” Official Illustrated Movie Companion book to the gallery.

I have uploaded the complete magazine scans of Kristen, Robert & Taylor on the cover of November 8 issue of “Entertainment Weekly” magazine to the gallery.

The End Begins

“Dude,” says Kristen Stewart. “There was something so sensory about it,” 

An hour ago, Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson – otherwise known as the stars of The Twilight Saga - had their hand-and footprints immortalized in cement outside of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Still giddy, palms stained a faint gray, the 21-year-old actress waxes poetic to her costars for a moment about how it felt when, right after leaving her prints for posterity, she impulsively grabbed Lautner’s and Pattinson’s hands. “the concrete was so gritty and I didn’t even look, I just found your hands and it really felt like something,” she says. The dudes she’s speaking to, being dudes, burst into laughter. Stewart glares at them with mock rage: “You know what? Fuck you both right now in the face for laughing at me.” 

Pattinson, 25, smiles and teases her for how poised she was during the ceremony. “I noticed how slick you were earlier,” he says. “Everyone’s like, ‘Kristen Stewart is so awkward.’ And you’re like, Little Miss Slick nowadays.” 

It’s not just Stewart who has grown up. Breaking Dawn – Part 1 (rated PG-13, in theaters November 18) is the penultimate chapter based on Stephenie Meyer’s best-selling series – and it delves into some startling stuff. (Yes, yes; spoiler alert). In the film, which was directed by Bill Condon (Dream Girls), fans will see their chaste heroes, Bella and Edward marry (!) and finally have sex (!!), which leads to Bella’s life-threatening pregnancy with a half-vampire fetus and a gory birth scene that you’ll just have to see to believe. Now that production on both movies (Part 2 will be in the theaters November 2012) has wrapped, the actors have each officially begun their post-Twilight careers. Lautner, 19, starred in the thrilled Abduction earlier this fall; Pattinson recently wrapped Cosmopolis; and Stewart is on a short breaking from filming next summer’s Snow White and the Huntsman, costarring Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth. The trio- relentless in their affectionate teasing – talked to EW over coffee and pastries in Los Angeles.

What has Bill Condon brought to the franchise as a director? 
Kristen Stewart: I think you could feel his heart. Genuinely. It’s so easy to be influenced by cynicism, to take out a lot of the stuff that’s sentimental. Lines have been cut before – I’ve definitely had that experience on Twilight sets and said, “Oh, but that was so sweet.” Bill didn’t do that. He kept it all in. He really got the fucking love story. I think that we lost that for a while, and now it really feels real again.

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Twihards have long been anticipating seeing Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) honeymoon on Isle Esme and consummate their marriage amid flying feathers. And as audiences will see when The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1 arrives in theaters this Friday, the love scene does not disappoint. But, according to the stars of the movie, things could have been even more steamy — if it weren’t for director Bill Condon needing to keep the action PG-13. “There’s a version where it was really intense,” recalls Pattinson in this week’s EW.  “Cinematically, cut all together, it’s awesome,” says Kristen Stewart. “But we didn’t really do that scene. ”

“And when we did,” adds Pattinson, “they kept telling us to stop.”

The PG-13 rating also limited things with regard to the climactic birth scene, which takes place at the end of the film. “That’s what I’m really disappointed about — and I’ve talked about it with Bill,” says Stewart. “It was more sympathetic or something when I played the scene with less energy, and it made it easier for him to tell the story. But in the book, Bella is screaming, ‘NOOOOO!’ [Stewart stands and demonstrates.] And I did it like that — crazy and Exorcist-like. I was going for this weird mix of turning into the most feral mother you can imagine and also fighting for my own life. I mean, I was a nutcase. I was an absolute nutcase.”

“I do still love the birth scene,” says Lautner. “I know it’s frustrating that some things aren’t in there.”

Source: EW

I’ve added new scans of Robert Pattinson featured in “Expresso” newspaper for Cosmopolis movie spotlight feature. The scans has revealed some new stills from the film.

I’ve added new high quality scans of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart feautred on the cover page of ‘Cineplex’, November issue to the gallery.

I’ve added hi res complete scans of Robert & Kristen for ‘Breaking Dawn: Part 1′ movie featured in ‘Entertainment Weekly’ magazine to the gallery.

I’ve added more new scans of Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart featured in the recent issue of “Entertainment Weekly” magazine for ‘Breaking Dawn’.

A shirtless Robert Pattinson holds on tight to Kristen Stewart on the cover of Entertainment Weekly’s newest issue, on newsstands Friday (August 12).

Here’s what the Breaking Dawn co-stars had to share:

Kristen, on shooting the wedding scenes: “It’s a trip to watch the wedding scenes especially. It was so volatile and emotional – I was being such a crazy person.”

Rob, on ripping pillows during the anticipated sex scene: ”I wanted to have it as a line so much. [In an American/Edward accent] I bit through all the pillows. Every. Single. One. And then he’d start crying. By the way, that’s what he should be ashamed of in the morning. All those beautiful pillows! Egyptian cotton! [Laughs] I ruined this bed!”