Taylor Lautner at ‘Valentine’s Day’ Premier

Access Hollywood got the chance to speak with Taylor Lautner at the premiere of Valentine’s Day.

Access Hollywood Interviews Dakota and Kristen

Access Hollywood got the chance to interview Kristen and Dakota at the Sundance Film Festival about their movie The Runaways.

From Collider:

“What I really liked about the movie is that it doesn’t take any sides about The Runaways story.  Writer/director Floria Sigismondi paints a realistic portrait of Los Angeles in 1975 and what was going on in Joan Jett’s and Cherie Currie’s lives.  We get to see how each of them lived and what brought them together.  And after they got famous and made it in the record industry, Sigismondi paints a portrait not of judgment or condemnation, but simply as it was.  The story has enough ups and downs that she didn’t need to use a heavy hand to tell the story, which some filmmakers might have done.”

From E!:

“I loved The Runaways. It really does rock. The movie is the true-life story of the short-lived but legendary all-girl rock band, with Kristen Stewart starring as Joan Jett and Dakota Fanning as Cherie Currie.

Stewart does what she does best: play the anguished outsider. But Fanning really nails it as the 15-year drug-abusing sex kitten Cherie. This is a Dakota you have never seen, getting so lost in the role that there are times she is almost unrecognizable.”

The Hollywood Reporter:

“The Runaways” works on a lot of levels, and will no doubt be a big hit with little effort. My only quibble is that the films cuts too fast from the demise of The Runaways to Joan Jett’s overnight hit with “I Love Rock and Roll.” The film ends on a minor note rather than with a big flourish. How did Jett come to record her signature hit, and why isn’t that song, in concert, a rockin’ finale? But these are little things. “The Runaways” provided just the energy that’s been missing here in Park City. We needed it.”

MTV

“Forget the executive producer credit for Joan Jett, the true telling credit for the film is where director Floria Sigismondi found her source material–lead singer Cherie Currie’s memoir.

Indeed, “The Runaways” is owned and just about swallowed up by Fanning’s riveting portrayal of the singer (not too dissimilar from the way Currie overwhelmed the group). First glimpsed as a teen literally transforming into a woman, this is the performance that seems sure to launch Fanning into a new thrilling phase of her career. From a sulking broodish David Bowie enthusiast to a howling rock goddess Fanning sells sells sells. I’d watch that band. Hells yeah.”

Nikki Reed on The Billy Brush Show

Nikki Reed stops by the Billy Brush show.

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Access Hollywood Interviews Taylor, Rob, and Kristen

Access Hollywood posted some video interviews with Taylor, Rob, and Kristen at the New Moon Premier red carpet last night. They are each asked what they think of their respective Barbie dolls – Taylor has the BEST reaction lol.

Taylor

Robert

Kristen

Access Hollywood Interview With the Cullens and the Volturi

Click here to listen to the Volturi interview  withDakota Fanning, Jamie Campbell Bower, Cameron Bright and Michael Sheen. Check out the video below!

Click here to listen  to the Cullens: Ashley Greene, Elizabeth Reaser, Nikki Reed & Kellan Lutz. Check out the video below!

Access Hollywood Interviews Taylor Lautner

Access Hollywood had a chance to interview Taylor Lautner at the Spike Scream Awards over the weekend. Check it out!

BooBoo Stewart Reveals He’s Signed on for 3 More Twilight Movies!!!

Rachelle LeFevre Shocked Over Eclipse Recast

 

Access Hollywood is reporting that Rachelle Lefevre was “shocked” and “stunned” by what has happened -

“I was stunned by Summit’s decision to recast the role of Victoria for ‘Eclipse,’” Rachelle said in a statement to Access Hollywood.

On Tuesday, Summit announced that Bryce Dallas Howard would be taking on the role in “Eclipse,” due in May 2010.

“I was fully committed to the ‘Twilight’ saga, and to the portrayal of Victoria,” Rachelle continued, explaining the turn of events that led to the casting change. “I turned down several other film opportunities and, in accordance with my contractual rights, accepted only roles that would involve very short shooting schedules. My commitment to ‘Barney’s Version’ is only ten days. Summit picked up my option for ‘Eclipse.’ Although the production schedule for ‘Eclipse’ is over three months long, Summit said they had a conflict during those ten days and would not accommodate me. Given the length of filming for ‘Eclipse,’ never did I fathom I would lose the role over a 10 day overlap. I was happy with my contract with Summit and was fully prepared to continue to honor it. Summit chose simply to recast the part.”

The star concluded her statement with a regretful tone.

“I am greatly saddened that I will not get to complete my portrayal of Victoria for the ‘Twilight’ audience. This is a story, a theatrical journey and a character that I truly love and about which I am very passionate. I will be forever grateful to the fan support and loyalty I’ve received since being cast for this role, and I am hurt deeply by Summit’s surprising decision to move on without me. I wish the cast and crew of ‘Eclipse’ only the very best,” she said.

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