PopStar.com did an exclusive interview with New Moon director Chris Weitz which I posted the first part of it yesterday. Check out the second part that PopStar released today!

Yesterday, in Part I of our Exclusive Interview with New Moon director Chris Weitz, he discussed setting the second Twilight film apart from its predecessor while simultaneously maintaining the veracity of the central characters.  He also discussed the pivotal Volturi sequence that’s set in Italy and the different acting styles in play in it. Here, in Part II of our conversation with Weitz, he continues to discuss the Volturi sequence, expresses his satisfaction with the finished film, and offers details about what might be his next project — and it’s not necessarily Breaking Dawn.

You mentioned the various styles of performance in the Volturi scene and touched on Kristen Stewart’s turn and Michael Sheen’s.  But how about Dakota Fanning?  She hardly says a word and yet her Jane is a pretty disturbing little character…

Dakota, she has a relatively small part in terms of the number of lines and the time that she’s on screen, but she’s so good that she is still magnetic and she’s playing this evil …

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