Showing posts with label Catherine Hardwicke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catherine Hardwicke. Show all posts
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Bill Condon and Catherine Hardwicke At The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Attend BAFTA Brits To Watch Event
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Catherine Hardwicke Teases 'Sexier' 'Red Riding Hood' Alternate Ending
Missed "Red Riding Hood" in the theaters? No problem. Catherine Hardwicke's take on the fairy tale classic hits DVD today, and the director herself told Hollywood Crush that there are a lot of new surprises.
"I think it's pretty fun. We had fun in the editing room making some neat little clips and music videos and a gag reel and definitely want people to see it," she explained. "And the new ending."
No spoilers here, but Catherine said that if fans like the original ending then they will love the new one. "We liked them both. We thought either of them could be really fun," she said. "I liked them both and you get a choice this way. You can choose which way you want to go. This one's a little more sexier too. It's not completely new, but it has twist; It’s a little bit sexier, wilder."
Speaking of wild, the flick's two leading guys, Shiloh Fernandez and Max Irons, certainly drive the ladies wild. So what makes one-time Hump Day Hottie Shiloh such a babe? "He's kind of an expert—watch out ladies. He knows how to move," Catherine said with a laugh.
Co-star Max, it seems, is the perfect complement to Shiloh's bad boy ways. "He's so adorable and funny and hilarious," she explained.
Lucky for us, Amanda Seyfried—the film's leading lady—is the one that has to make the difficult decision. Oh, how hard it is to be Valerie. "She's right on the edge of discovering. Amanda is ridiculous, like drop-dead sexy and funny and fearless and tough," she said of the "Mean Girls" star. "She's just brave as an actress and a person. I really think she's a super-gifted actress that can pretty much do anything."
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Carrie
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Catherine Hardwicke Talks Red Riding Hood
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Director Catherine Hardwicke has made some of the coolest movies around, from Twilight to Red Riding Hood. To get excited for the DVD release of Red Riding Hood on June 14 (side note: take a look at the brand new site, where you can pre-order the DVD and figure out which of Valerie's hot-guy options are right for you!) CG! sat down with her to talk inspiration, fantasy movies, and of course, Edward Cullen!
CG: There's a much darker, alternate ending to Red Riding Hood on the DVD. As a director, did you get attached to one particular ending?
CH: I like both endings! They're very different. If I had it my way, I would have had one ending in one theater and one in another.
CG: What draws you to these dark, fantasy movies, like Twilight and Red Riding Hood?
CH: When I read the Twilight book, I didn't see it as fantasy. I saw it as a love story. I really wanted to create that feeling of being madly in love with someone. With Red Riding Hood, there was whole different feel. Although there is that sense of falling in love, it's different than Bella and Edward's relationship. Valerie gets suspicions of the person she loves, which is a very real theme. Sometimes you're looking at someone you love your whole love and think, "Could they have a secret?" Maybe you don't think your boyfriend is a murder, but you're wondering if he's cheating behind your back!
CG: You were originally interested in casting Shiloh Fernandez as the role of Edward in Twilight. What made you go back to him for Red Riding Hood?
CH: I liked him when he did the auditions for Twilight, but Rob and Kristen had more chemistry, which is something you just can't fake. I've always believed my leading lady should have a say in who plays opposite her. I wanted Amanda [Seyfried] to be very involved with the person she was supposed to be in love with on screen. We had a bunch of guys come in to read with Amanda, but her and Shiloh just hit it off best!
CG: What do you want to do next—what does your dream project look like?
CH: My first movie, Thirteen, and it was very real-almost too real. It was very gritty, with raw human emotion. I'd love to do something like that again. I have a project in the works that would be something like that. I can't say the name yet, but my fingers are crossed. It would shoot in Europe and would be a character piece.
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~Robstenfan
Director Catherine Hardwicke has made some of the coolest movies around, from Twilight to Red Riding Hood. To get excited for the DVD release of Red Riding Hood on June 14 (side note: take a look at the brand new site, where you can pre-order the DVD and figure out which of Valerie's hot-guy options are right for you!) CG! sat down with her to talk inspiration, fantasy movies, and of course, Edward Cullen!CG: There's a much darker, alternate ending to Red Riding Hood on the DVD. As a director, did you get attached to one particular ending?
CH: I like both endings! They're very different. If I had it my way, I would have had one ending in one theater and one in another.
CG: What draws you to these dark, fantasy movies, like Twilight and Red Riding Hood?
CH: When I read the Twilight book, I didn't see it as fantasy. I saw it as a love story. I really wanted to create that feeling of being madly in love with someone. With Red Riding Hood, there was whole different feel. Although there is that sense of falling in love, it's different than Bella and Edward's relationship. Valerie gets suspicions of the person she loves, which is a very real theme. Sometimes you're looking at someone you love your whole love and think, "Could they have a secret?" Maybe you don't think your boyfriend is a murder, but you're wondering if he's cheating behind your back!
CG: You were originally interested in casting Shiloh Fernandez as the role of Edward in Twilight. What made you go back to him for Red Riding Hood?
CH: I liked him when he did the auditions for Twilight, but Rob and Kristen had more chemistry, which is something you just can't fake. I've always believed my leading lady should have a say in who plays opposite her. I wanted Amanda [Seyfried] to be very involved with the person she was supposed to be in love with on screen. We had a bunch of guys come in to read with Amanda, but her and Shiloh just hit it off best!
CG: What do you want to do next—what does your dream project look like?
CH: My first movie, Thirteen, and it was very real-almost too real. It was very gritty, with raw human emotion. I'd love to do something like that again. I have a project in the works that would be something like that. I can't say the name yet, but my fingers are crossed. It would shoot in Europe and would be a character piece.
seventeen.com
~Robstenfan
Saturday, June 11, 2011
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