Even though Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke won't be returning to helm the film's sequel, New Moon, she hasn't totally wiped her hands of gorgeous vampires and swooning high schoolers. On March 17, Twilight: Director's Notebook (written by Hardwicke, natch) will hit bookshelves and give fans of the franchise something to drool over before the release of the film's DVD a few days later.
The book will detail Hardwicke's process of adapting Stephenie Meyer's bestselling novel for the big screen — she'll cover everything from the casting process to wardrobe selection to location scouting.
My question is, will she dare mention the laughable special effects or the hideous make-up on some of the actors? I'm pretty sure the answer is "no." Why justify the decision to replace her with Chris Weitz? Besides, the only thing readers of this book really care about is how many pictures it includes of dreamy Edward Cullen/Robert Pattinson. They're going to rip it to shreds and wallpaper their bedrooms with it, so they're praying Hardwicke didn't actually mess up the pages with too many, you know… words.
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Posted on February 5, 2009 at 11:30 am
lol, rip to shreads… ya, that’s pretty true :D
(i had to buy two twilight calenders… one to cut up *right away* and one to hang on my wall… can we say *obsessed*?)
ooooh, i’m gonna send you a pic of my laptop! it’s pretty rad… and covered with twilight pics :P