The gallery has been updated with some very pretty high quality stills of Kristen Stewart from when she was interviewed on The Today Show on November 18th. Enjoy!

[010x] Movie Cast > Kristen Stewart > Appearances > 2009 > The Today Show

Ashley Greene reveals that just as her co-star Jamie Campbell Bower, thinks that Tim Burton would be a great director for “Breaking Dawn”. Read and watch more below!

In 2007, Jamie Campbell Bower co-starred in Tim Burton’s “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” A few years later, after being cast as a vampire in “New Moon,” the young British actor has not forgotten the director who gave him his big break, telling MTV News that Burton would be the ideal man to helm the final “Twilight” installment, “Breaking Dawn.”

What does Burton think about that idea? When we caught up with the director at the opening of a retrospective of his work at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, he was flattered.

“He’s being biased, because I worked with him on ‘Sweeney Todd,’ ” Burton laughed. “But that’s nice to hear. In case potential jobs run out, it’d be nice to know someone.”

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So what do you guys think? Does Tim Burton and “Breaking Dawn” go well in one sentence in your opinion? Let us know in the comments if you think Tim Burton would be a good director for the movie or not. Tim Burton is known for movies such as “Edward Scissorhands”, “Charlie & The Chocolate Factory”, “The Nighmate Before Christmas” and the soon-to-be-released “Alice In Wonderland”.

Vanity Fair stay fabulous and keep posting some amazingly gorgeous outtakes from the photoshoot Robert Pattinson did for their December issue, on their website. Click (and click again) on the gallery link below to view them all in full-size, enjoy!

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Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner where all interviewed by ABC News together. Read the great interview below in which they talk about the second installment of “The Twilight Saga”.

AP: What’s one thing you miss from your pre-”Twilight” life?

Stewart: I like being outside. I like to take walks and I could totally take walks — it’s not the fans, the fans are great, they would let me walk. It’s the other people, you know what I mean. It’s the other people.

Pattinson: I loved driving around L.A. I know not a lot of people say that, but if you don’t have to get anywhere, L.A. is the best place to drive ’round in. I used to have this little car, a convertible … and I really do miss doing that, as the sun is going down, driving over the mountains. It’s a great thing and I kind of do miss that a little bit. It’s not really the same thing when you’ve got 10 cars following you.

Lautner: Malls and movie theaters, or me at them. You have to make adjustments but you can’t let it get to you.

AP: What has been your most memorable fan encounter?

Stewart: There were two girls that wound up in Italy as extras. I had met them previously in Vancouver but they were from Minnesota, so lots of traveling and strange coincidence that they happen to have been placed right next to my mark.

Lautner: There are so many. The Brazilian fans were very passionate. We were greeted by them at the airport. Apparently there were barricades but I didn’t see them. It was an interesting walk from the airport doors to our car.

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Taylor Lautner was interviewed on The Jay Leno show (scroll down to a few posts down to watch the interview) and stills from this are now available in the gallery. All in high quality, enjoy!

[003x] Movie Cast > Taylor Lautner > Appearances > 2009 > The Jay Leno Show

The gallery has been updated with some stills from the fierce-looking Kristen Stewart’s appearance on The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien yesterday (all in high quality!). Enjoy!

[007x] Movie Cast > Kristen Stewart > Appearances > 2009 > The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien

Vanity Fair have posted the press junket interview they did with the cast and Chris Weitz, online. Watch it below!

LA Times Blog interviewed “The Twilight Saga” scriptwriter Melissa Rosenberg about the huge phenomenon that the saga now is, how the script for “Twilight” differs from “New Moon” and much more.

In May, Hero Complex contributor Gina McIntyre traveled north to Vancouver to visit the set of “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” and talk to the creative minds behind one of the most anticipated films of 2009. This week, as we count down to the Friday release of the vampy sequel, McIntyre gives us daily dispatches from her trip. Today it’s a Q&A with screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg, who was brought in to adapt Stephenie Meyer’s novels.

GM: So director Chris Weitz seems to run an incredibly relaxed set…

MR: This is a happy set. I was with him after delivering the first draft, we had a couple of meetings on the second draft and he was the same guy then as he is here on set. He didn’t suddenly turn into some maniac, stressed out and crazed. He’s really impressive. He’s just capturing every moment with the actors. I haven’t seen one wrong moment with the actors.

GM: What changes did you make to that first draft of “New Moon”?

MR: There was a lot of honing down, cutting down and eliminating certain scenes and pulling out certain elements of the story just to have it move faster.

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Once again, MTV delivers an article about everyone’s favorite franchise. “New Moon” has obviously beaten all the previous blockbusters such as “Harry Potter” and “Star Wars” in the competition to become the number one advance ticket seller of all time. Read more below.

Surprised? Don’t be. “New Moon” is big news. When “Twilight” hit theaters almost a year ago, no one really expected it to grow into the phenomenon its become. This Friday though, that’s the real litmus test.

“Twilight” did almost $70 million in its opening weekend last year, comparable to the past weekend’s “2012,” which brought in $65 million. While it certainly isn’t a bad opening, the phenomenon feels bigger than that. Maybe it’s because, working at MTV, I’m constantly inundated with “Twilight” coverage. Whatever the reason, “New Moon”’s weekend earnings will offer additional insight to just how large Stephenie Meyer’s series has become. We already have a pretty good idea, by way of Fandango.

The word from the online ticket retailer, via Deadline Hollywood, is that “New Moon” has surpassed the competition to become their number one advance ticket seller of all time. It’s interesting to note that, of the other four movies, three were released this year or last: “Twilight” (#5), “The Dark Knight” (#4) and “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (#3). “Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith” (#2) hit theaters in 2005 and was the previous title-holder. But “New Moon” has now even bested the long-awaited reveal of Anakin Skywalker’s transformation into Darth Vader.

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Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson are all featured on the latest issue of Timeout London Magazine (Time Out London magazine – New Moon Collectors Set (issue 2048.1) as their “The Twilight Saga” characters. JPEGs of the covers can now be found in our gallery and you can order your very own copy of this “New Moon” pimped issue over at their site. Enjoy!

[004x] Magazine’s Scan > 2009 > Timeout London – November 2009