While David Slade toils to earn his TWI-spect on the newly opened set of Eclipse, happily, MTV is finally stepping up the Saga coverage. If anyone can smell a cashcow it's Viacom. LOL Newho, it seems the cast and Mrs. Meyer are not the only ones who've had the lucked out pleasure of seeing a rough cut of the second installment, New Moon! Fellow director and brother of NM's Chris Weitz, Paul, has also seen the "early cut". I tell ya, it's all about who you know in this biz! It pays to be related to the director.
Check out the whole story from Larry Carroll at MTV.com's Hollywood Crush blog. For a dude he's got a pretty good opinion of all things TWI. Twudos (that's TWI Kudos hehe) Larry. :}
Sure, it’s great that writer/directors Paul and Chris Weitz invaded Hollywood together with the “American Pie” franchise, stuck together through films like “In Good Company” and “About a Boy,” and now find themselves as co-conspirators in their Depth of Field production company. But if you want to talk about the fringe benefits of a job, let’s forget about vision, dental and 401 K — and start with the fact that Paul has already seen “New Moon”!
Yep, that’s right — Chris is hard at work these days putting the finishing touches on one of fall’s most anticipated movies. And since the brothers are so close, Paul’s younger sibling has been bouncing ideas off him all along the way, and has already shown him the film!
“He showed me an early cut,” Paul revealed to us recently when we caught up with him. “And I thought it was awesome.”
OME! What would you give to be a fly on the wall of that screening room? Of course, Paul is every bit as esteemed a filmmaker, and his upcoming “Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant” recently unveiled an eye-popping trailer that seems to promise one of the sweetest surprises of the season when it opens October 23rd. But just the fact that Paul has seen “New Moon” means that somewhere, at this very moment, a nearly-finalized cut is sitting waiting for somebody to press “play.”
Naturally, Paul is a bit biased — as any loving sibling would be when it comes to his brother’s work. But nonetheless, we had to ask him to give us the first-ever “New Moon” movie review.
“Why was it awesome?” he grinned. “Well, I just really enjoyed it.”
“I enjoyed the first movie too,” Paul explained, insisting he was no newbie to the “Twilight” world. “[Chris’ ‘New Moon’ movie] was really just an interesting story.”
So, there you have it Twilighters. Somebody out there in the world has seen “New Moon.”
As for the rest of us, well, we’ll just have to wait until November 20th – unless, of course, you want to legally change your last name to Weitz.
BC Out!
Sure, it’s great that writer/directors Paul and Chris Weitz invaded Hollywood together with the “American Pie” franchise, stuck together through films like “In Good Company” and “About a Boy,” and now find themselves as co-conspirators in their Depth of Field production company. But if you want to talk about the fringe benefits of a job, let’s forget about vision, dental and 401 K — and start with the fact that Paul has already seen “New Moon”!
Yep, that’s right — Chris is hard at work these days putting the finishing touches on one of fall’s most anticipated movies. And since the brothers are so close, Paul’s younger sibling has been bouncing ideas off him all along the way, and has already shown him the film!
“He showed me an early cut,” Paul revealed to us recently when we caught up with him. “And I thought it was awesome.”
OME! What would you give to be a fly on the wall of that screening room? Of course, Paul is every bit as esteemed a filmmaker, and his upcoming “Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant” recently unveiled an eye-popping trailer that seems to promise one of the sweetest surprises of the season when it opens October 23rd. But just the fact that Paul has seen “New Moon” means that somewhere, at this very moment, a nearly-finalized cut is sitting waiting for somebody to press “play.”
Naturally, Paul is a bit biased — as any loving sibling would be when it comes to his brother’s work. But nonetheless, we had to ask him to give us the first-ever “New Moon” movie review.
“Why was it awesome?” he grinned. “Well, I just really enjoyed it.”
“I enjoyed the first movie too,” Paul explained, insisting he was no newbie to the “Twilight” world. “[Chris’ ‘New Moon’ movie] was really just an interesting story.”
So, there you have it Twilighters. Somebody out there in the world has seen “New Moon.”
As for the rest of us, well, we’ll just have to wait until November 20th – unless, of course, you want to legally change your last name to Weitz.
BC Out!
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