Friday, May 28, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Learn how to draw the Wolfpack tattoo
So, are you interested in drawing the Wolfpack Tattoo? Here are step-by-step instructions.
Source: TwilightLexicon
Friday, May 21, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
"Twilight" Wolfpack Actors have advice for Bella
Our "Twilight" specialist Yvonne Villarreal caught up with the "Twilight" wolf-pack actors who, no surprise, howl in protest when someone suggests that Team Edward is best.
Team Edward or Team Jacob?
It's no contest, at least not according to the actors who portray the lupine brethren of Jacob, the werewolf played by beefy heartthrob Taylor Lautner in “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” which hits theaters June 30.
“Have you seen him?" Spencer asked with a chuckle. "He’s got that sex appeal going. He’s got the body. He’s the boy next door. But he can also rip your head off."
Spencer added: "He’s a protector. What more could a girl ask for?”
In the third installment of "The Twilight Saga," the vampires of the Cullen clan join forces with their hirsute enemies, the wolf pack, after an army of newborn vampires goes on a bloody tear in Seattle.
Amid the chaos, Bella, played by Kristen Stewart, must choose between her love for Edward and her friendship with Jacob.
It's a no-brainer, say the shape-shifters who always wear their hearts on their sleeves -- even if they don't wear shirts. Their wolf-brother Jacob, they say, is the one Bella should keep at her side.
"He’ll treat her good, he’ll take care of her," says 25-year-old Alex Meraz, who plays the hairy and hot-tempered Paul. "He’s cuddly when he turns into a wolf … unless he’s mad. But he can control it! He's a good friend. Why would you want someone who is conflicted and doesn’t know if they love you or not? It’s like a love-hate relationship — ‘I love you, but I don’t want to hurt you.’ Instead you can have someone who is legit and is down to do anything for you. It’s like, 'Momma would be happy.' Jacob is someone you can take home to Mom.”
--Yvonne Villarreal
Source: LATimes
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wolf Pack in Twi-Gear Apparel
Here are the guys wearing Twi-Gear apparel. This was given to them at the Twilight Convention in Seattle this past weekend.They look great!My BroLex heart is smiling.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Wolf Pack at the Seattle Twilight Convention
Surprise cake for Alex!
Bronson and Kiowa joined. Don't know how I feel about Alex growing some hair. Guess I'd have to see his whole face and a closer pic.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Seattle's Twilight Convention Sunday Schedule
11:40 am Quileute PRESENTATION HOSTED BY JACKIE JACOBS
12:10 pm The Wolf Pack’s KIOWA GORDON & BRONSON PELLETIER
3:10 pm “The Wolf Pack’s CHASKE SPENCER and ALEX MERAZ
Seattle fans are lucky to have that Quileute Presentation. I bet it will be great.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Julia Jones talks to RadarOnline
We can't embed but just click it. It's a great interview. She reveals some Eclipse secrets....!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Chaske talks to DJ Whoo Kid
Funny how the DJ compared Chris/Rihanna to Sam/Emily. When I first read New Moon, when Bella describes Emily's scars, I thought of Rihanna. Don't know why...
Thanks to Black_Pack for finding!
P.S. I love Chaske's trucker mouth!
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Build a Wolf at Build-A-Bear!
Thanks to Black Pack and TwilightMoms!Now run to your nearest Build-a-Bear and buy that gray wolf! This may not be official Twilight merchandise but they are totally promoting New Moon, especially that shirt the lily. Now who to name it after; Paul, Embry, or Leah?
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Wolfpack Rain Still
I've never seen this before! This looks like the scene where Jacob and Bella "break up" and Sam calls out for Jacob to hurry over to them. Yes. it was raining.
Source:EW.com
The WolfPack: Hunks With Hair
Bronson Pelletier (Jared)
Age: 22
Background: Plains Cree tribe of the Askinootow First Nations
Bio: The Vancouver Island, British Columbia, native was among the most experienced actors, landing roles in Discovery Kids’ “DinoSapien” and “Renegadepress,” a Canadian youth TV show.
How he prepared to play someone from a different tribe: “It’s 2009, I Googled it!”
A stroke of luck: Pelletier said he landed the first audition he ever went on. “I went to an audition with no agent, no head shot, nothing. That same day, I got the call that I got the part. It’s like I woke up one morning not knowing what I was going to do with my life and I ended the day with a career.”
Kiowa Gordon (Embry)
Age: 19
Background: First Nation descendant of the Hualapai Nation
Bio: This is Gordon’s first role. He was cast straight out of high school. “I go to church with (author) Stephenie Meyer. She told me about the audition. I went to an acting coach an hour before the audition, and it turned out to be pretty easy and really fun.”
Musician at heart: Gordon, who recently moved to L.A. with his 25-year-old brother, hopes his success will also help his rock band, which is tentatively called Anything and Everything.
Alex Meraz (Paul)
Age: 24
Background: First Nation descendant of the Purepecha (Tarasco) Nation based out of Michoacan, Mexico.
Bio: Meraz, who is also a painter and illustrator, has had a variety of small roles as American Indian dancers and warriors in films like “The New World.”
Escape through acting: Growing up on a reservation, Meraz saw acting as a way out. “You look at glitz and glamour. You can make a lot of money doing nothing, you know, compared to construction. I’ve always been an artist, and acting is the medium I just loved the most. I want to tell stories. I think that’s culturally specific to being native. We have that cultural background in telling stories. It’s instinctive almost.”
Chaske Spencer (Sam)
Age: 34
Background: First Nation descendant of Lakota (Sioux) Nation
Bio: The eldest Wolf Pack member has had several American Indian-based roles on TV miniseries and shows like “DreamKeeper.”
Name game: His first name is pronounced “Chess-Kay.”
Breaking stereotypes: Spencer hopes his part as head werewolf Sam, will change the American Indian stereotype. “The history of Hollywood and the way Native Americans are portrayed in movies is very racist. I think ‘Dancing With Wolves’ was a pinnacle moment and it started going forward from there. This movie, it’s going to be so big, plus it thrusts us onto contemporary roles, it’s very exciting for us, and it opens a lot of doors. We’ve been getting offers for films that aren’t specifically designed for natives at all.”