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Blog dedicated to the Twilight Saga Quileute Wolf Pack Characters and the Actors who portray them.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Kiowa Gordon interview
n a new interview with CheekyMonkeySM .Kiowa Gordon who plays (wolf Embry Call) in the twilight saga talks about being a part of The Twilight Saga, and his new film Heat Wave:-
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1. What role does the wolf pack play in the final installment of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2?Read the full interview at CheekyMonkeySM!
You'll have to see the movie....can't give away too much.
2. Which of The Twilight Saga movies was your favorite to film and why?
For me, it was Twilight New Moon. Stepping onto set for the first time was incredible. Meeting the director, the cast and crew. Joking around with the Wolf pack. This was all new to me.
3. How has being a part of The Twilight Saga impacted your career?
Without The Twilight Saga, I wouldn’t have a movie career. So, for that, I am eternally grateful. Being a part of such a huge franchise has opened a lot of doors for me. If it wasn’t for Stephenie Meyer being my Sunday
School teacher, I don’t think I would have ever gone to the Open Casting Call.
4. Tell us about your latest project Heat Wave. How did you become a part of it? What role do you play?
Well, my buddy, Russ Russo came back from a trip back East and told me about his profound enlightenment. His enlightment may have been caused by the fact there was a heat wave across the U.S. and his car A/C broke down. When he was telling me the story, he envisioned two buddies- Michael and Lenny, who are morally deaf, in a sense. They take a road trip across the U.S. during a similar heat wave and meet some bizarre characters along the way. We thought it was a metaphor about the journey of our lives. So, he said I would be one of the guys and I loved it. I’m gonna be portraying Michael, the moral compass and the voice of reason.
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Shouting Secrets Receives Praise at ABQFF Chaske Spencer Gil Birmingham
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“It’s a family drama where the family happens to be Native American.” —Korinna Sehringer, director of Shouting Secrets
Speaking of the ABQ Film Festival, I was sitting in the lobby at the KiMo theater chilling out before the feature film started, and a pretty blond with a European accent sat down by me and asked if I was there to see the movie. When I said yes, she exclaimed, “Oh, good!” Turns out she is the freaking director! Very interesting that a Green Card holder from Switzerland told the story in this movie so well.
In Shouting Secrets, a Native American family, separated by location and life choices, come together when the mother suffers a stroke. As the misunderstood father tries to keep everything under control, the family differences play out awkwardly, amusingly, and explosively. Gil Birmingham (Billy in Twilight) plays the father, and he was looking pretty sexy, BTW.
I really enjoyed this movie; it had lots of laughs and heart-tugging moments, but not the saccharin kind. In the Q&A that followed the movie screening, an older Caucasian man in the audience marveled at the actors’ performances. A man from Mexico commented on how so many of the scenes really “touched everyone in the audience.” A young Native American man said he was really happy about the many moments in the film that he could relate to.
Korinna herself said she connected to the protagonist’s storyline: he
hadn’t visited home in almost a decade and hadn’t returned his mother’s
last phone call. Korinna said that when she had been applying for her
Green Card, she worried about receiving that phone call announcing that
something bad had happened to a family member in Switzerland, and her
being stuck in the U.S., unable to get back to them in time. She also
remarked how “it’s so easy to get busy with pursuing your dream or
making a living, and saying, ‘oh, I’ll call them next weekend,’ and that
weekend turns into months and then years.”
That this movie so resonated with a diverse audience proves what ABQ Film Festival producer Rich Henrich said at the screenwriting panel: “Focus on themes that are broad and universal enough to be human.”
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“It’s a family drama where the family happens to be Native American.” —Korinna Sehringer, director of Shouting Secrets
Speaking of the ABQ Film Festival, I was sitting in the lobby at the KiMo theater chilling out before the feature film started, and a pretty blond with a European accent sat down by me and asked if I was there to see the movie. When I said yes, she exclaimed, “Oh, good!” Turns out she is the freaking director! Very interesting that a Green Card holder from Switzerland told the story in this movie so well.
In Shouting Secrets, a Native American family, separated by location and life choices, come together when the mother suffers a stroke. As the misunderstood father tries to keep everything under control, the family differences play out awkwardly, amusingly, and explosively. Gil Birmingham (Billy in Twilight) plays the father, and he was looking pretty sexy, BTW.
I really enjoyed this movie; it had lots of laughs and heart-tugging moments, but not the saccharin kind. In the Q&A that followed the movie screening, an older Caucasian man in the audience marveled at the actors’ performances. A man from Mexico commented on how so many of the scenes really “touched everyone in the audience.” A young Native American man said he was really happy about the many moments in the film that he could relate to.
Pinti,
Tushka, and Wesley are siblings who come together for their mother’s
illness in the film Shouting Secrets. Courtesy Shouting Secrets movie.
That this movie so resonated with a diverse audience proves what ABQ Film Festival producer Rich Henrich said at the screenwriting panel: “Focus on themes that are broad and universal enough to be human.”
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MEET- Kiowa Gordon & Bronson Pelletier Contest
Published on Aug 23, 2012 by wtvnetworks
Meet Kiowa Gordon and Bronson Pelletier contest http://www.exploretalent.com/invite_contest_splash.php
Hey all of you fans! Here is your chance to meet and spend time
backstage with Kiowa Gordon and Bronson Pelletier. The 1st place winner
will be flown to Hollywood, CA, enjoy a meet and greet with the
celebrities and take photos together.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Friday, August 10, 2012
Boo Boo Stewart On Set
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – Booboo Stewart is one of the stars of “Space Warriors” which is filming at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville. Stewart’s character is John Conway. He talks about what type of guy Conway is. Stewart said he’s been studying up on space and astronomy since he got the role. This is Stewart’s first trip to Huntsville You may recognize Booboo Stewart from the Twilight films. He plays Seth Clearwater. Space Warriors is expected to be released next year. Thanks @RealBoobooFivel Via
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Julia Jones 17th Annual GenArt Film Festival Opening Night
NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 08: Malcolm Barrett, Anastasia Ganias, Waris Ahluwalia, Julia Jones, Martin Snyder, Mickey Sumner and Jon Abrahams attend the GenArt Film Festival 2012 Missed Connections on August 8, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Kempin/WireImage) 2012 WireImage
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