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Had a bad day, needed something to cheer me up and BAM, mission accomplished :) Oh Rob!!

Posting this Elle UK outtake after hearing of a possible Elle cover for Kristen by year end!?K YAY!! Love this outtake, capturing a moment, looks like she's trying not to laugh at something.

Remember last August, REMEMBER?!?!?!
Needing this again in London, NOW!

Whenever Rob and Kristen are in the same place it's hard NOT to see how in love they are. They always give it away just by the way they look at each other, literally 'Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You' is the perfect way to describe it, because its just normal for them to look at each other that way.

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Australian cinematographer Greig Fraser is a firm believer that film is just as viable today as digital.

“Five years ago you could quite convincingly say, and win an argument, saying ‘film was superior to digital’ – you could easily win an argument,” Fraser tells IF via phone from London.

“Now I think you’d have a hard time winning that argument. Because digital is almost as high as film, resolution-wise. The RED certainly is and the [ARRI] ALEXA is kind of getting there I guess.

“To say that digital is superior – I’m not saying that – but I’m saying it’s close to being on par.”

The 35-year-old cinematographer knows what he’s talking about. Formerly from Melbourne, Fraser was, earlier this year, awarded the Australian Cinematographers Society’s most prestigious annual award – the Milli Award – for his work on 2009 Jane Campion period piece Bright Star.

He also received an AFI award for best cinematography and a 2009 British Independent Film Award for best technical achievement in cinematography.

The humble filmmaker, who recently finished shooting Cogan’s Trade starring Brad Pitt, is currently in London, about to start filming upcoming flick Snow White and the Huntsman, which stars Aussie Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Kristen Stewart (Twilight) and Charlize Theron (Hancock).

Since last November he has been working on and off with the film’s director Rupert Sanders. This marks Sanders’ first experiment with feature films after being involved previously with video game commercials.

At the recent Comic-Con, Sanders and producer Joe Roth told the crowd that the filmmakers “want to make the definitive version of the Grimm’s Fairy Tale, on a scale of Lord of the Rings".

Fraser confirmed they will primarily be shooting on film.

“We’ve tested quite a number of formats but are using film primarily,” he says.

“The digital formats tested quite well, but we felt film had a more classic look, that better served the story.”

While not elaborating on what cameras he will be using on Snow White, Fraser says he is a fan of the ALEXA.

“We tested the ALEXA for Cogan’s Trade and we were really impressed with that,” he begins.

“I’ve been talking quite a lot to Roger Deakins [ASC, BSC] who is a mad fan of the ALEXA – he’s been suggesting I test it for a long time and he’s just done his last film on it…so I thought we’d look at it.

“And I think it’s really an incredible camera – it’s incredibly light-sensitive and it handles tones really well.”

The filmmakers, however, instead opted to use Panavision XL’s with G series anamorphic lenses. Fraser used relatively new stock Kodak 500T Colour Negative 5230/7230.

Cogan’s Trade is set to be released next year, while Snow White and the Huntsman starts filming on August 15.

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Summit has just released the following statement in connection to the stolen images from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.

“In an action that further communicates that those who steal images, video and other intellectual property will be identified and prosecuted globally, Summit Entertainment communicated today that it has identified the principal hacker who earlier this year stole unreleased materials from THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN which were then distributed on the internet.”

“Civil actions in the United States and Argentina name Daiana Santia, along with others, as being involved in stealing photographs, unfinished images and video from both parts of the yet to be released THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN which first appeared on the internet of March 31 of this year. Criminal action in Argentina has also been filed.”

The statement goes on to explain, “The investigation, which utilized the services of Kroll Inc. and the law firm of Keats McFarland & Wilson LLP, spanned four continents (North America, South America, Europe and Australia) and has led to the town of Posadas in northern Argentina. It is believed that others may also be involved in the crime and thus the investigation is on-going.”

“While we very much appreciate the legions of committed fans of the franchise and encourage them to create community online, we cannot ignore that property was stolen,” said David C. Friedman, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Summit Entertainment. “It is not fair to the majority of fans that want to see the final chapter of the TWILIGHT SAGA film franchise fully realized by the filmmaker and dedicated cast and crew to have these images out and available on the Internet.”

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Is this WWE? Sorry I have a son that watches Smackdown....
I'm sure we will see A LOT of these comparisons, even though it's pretty clear the two projects are VERY different....here is THR's take on the two Snow Whites

It's been a battle between Relativity's Snow White project, with Lily Collins in the title role, and Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman, starring Kristen Stewart (left). THR takes a look at who -- at the moment -- comes out on top...

Relativity: In November 2010, director Tarsem Singh joins as a June 29, 2012, release date is set -- a full six months before Uni's planned December 2012 bow.

Universal: In January 2011, Oscar winner Charlize Theron is cast as the Evil Queen, signaling Huntsman as an A-list project.

Univeral: In February 2011, Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman lands Twilight's Kristen Stewart as Snow White. Tough to top that star power.

Relativity: Want a bigger star than Charlize? How about Julia Roberts, announced as the Queen in February 2011?

Universal: In May, having cast Thor's Chris Hemsworth as the Huntsman, Uni bumps its release to June 1, 2012, four weeks before Relativity's movie. (Jerk move!)

Relativity: On July 21, a photo of Collins as Snow White is leaked on the eve of the Huntsman Comic-Con panel. But even though its film is in production, Relativity passes on bringing footage.

Universal: On July 22, despite having no footage to show, director Sanders wows the crowd with a test reel and four cast shots. Producer Joe Roth calls the Relativity film "soft."

Who comes out on top??? Check out THR's full story...

Gorgeous!!!

From Adir Abergel's FB Fan Page via KStewAngel

Not sure if we've posted before (there are sooo many from that day) but this is a good one!


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If you havent already, start following @Palakspatel for more updates from Snow White and the Huntsman :)

Principal Photography means filming. It will start filming the 15th:)

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