Jackson Rathbone - Jasper Hale

Wysłany: Wto 19:32, 30 Mar 2010

Dziewczyny trzeba też wziąść pod uwagę, że usunięcie aktora, który podpisał w umowie granie Jaspera na 4 lata mimo wszytsko nie jest takie proste...
na pewno ten skrypt nie został przez niego oddany do publikacji, czy tez nie podrzucił on go nikomu, wiec wywalić go nie wywalą
więc cieszmy się, że nasz przystojniak będzie w 4 częściach
pozdrawiam

Wysłany: Śro 14:46, 31 Mar 2010

Bravo jest jak bajka na dobranoc o wróżkach, królewnach i elfach Laughing

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Jackson jest idealny na Jaspera i nie wyobrażam sobie innego aktora do tej roli. Zmierzch najpierw obejrzałam i jak tylko Jazz się pojawił w domu Cullenów poczułam, że ta postać ma w sobie to coś, co odróżnia ją od reszty. Jakąś ciekawą przeszłość, tajemniczość. Jackosn świetnie to oddał.

Wysłany: Śro 16:01, 31 Mar 2010

zgadzam się w stu procentach :) i ogólnie witam wszystkich, jestem tu pierwszy raz ;D

Wysłany: Śro 16:08, 31 Mar 2010

Witamy na forum Wink

Wracając do tematu, zgadzam się z eyes. Patrząc na Jaspera nie sposób nie zastanowić się nad jego przeszłością, bo odróżnia się tym od np. Emmetta. Wink

Nie mogę się doczekać, kiedy zobaczymy go w Eclipse. (:

Wysłany: Śro 16:10, 31 Mar 2010

właśnie, tam go będzie najwięcej ;] jak słyszę jego głos... mrrrau! oglądała któraś z Was "Hurt"?

Głos rzeczywiście ma świetny (:
"Hurt" nie oglądałam, nie wiem czy aż tak bardzo żałować czy nie.

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mało uwagi zwróciłam na fabułę, wystarczyło, że Jackson tam był. jak zwykle świetny, głos zajebisty i na dodatek można było się popatrzeć na jego klatę ;D normalnie miód i orzeszki ^^

Głos ma cudowny ^^. Słyszałyście jak śpiewa Drunken Waltz?? [ [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] ]

Muszę zobaczyć Hurt, ocenić jak się tam sprawa przedstawia, ale narazie nie mam czasu ;/

Pamiętam jak włączyłam raz Polsat, gdy leciał serial "Piękni" z Jacksonem. Kiedy się pokazał pierwszą moją myślą było "Jejciu, czemu w mojej okolicy nie ma takich przedstawicieli płci męskiej?"

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mraał *.* chciałabym wybrać się na ich koncert ..

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Jackson Rathbone And 100 Monkeys At Chapel Hill, NC

Photos Of Jackson Rathbone & 100 Monkeys In Richmond, VA!

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Jackson Rathbone & 100 Monkeys Concert In Alexandria, VA!

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Jackson Rathbone: I loved bringing out Jasper's dark side in 'Eclipse'

As someone who has been watching horror movies for the better part of his 28 years, I can't believe I'm about to write this sentence: I found the ending of "Dread" to be so unsettling, shocking and upsetting that I nearly vomited because of the film's last act.

Now, that will cause one of two reactions for you: either "Dread" will be bumped to the top of your NetFlix queue or removed completely. If it's the latter, I understand, but feel bad since you will miss one of the more intriguing movies that's ever been included in the AfterDark Horror Fest.

I recently caught up with "Dread" star Jackson Rathbone and found out that my visceral reaction is exactly why he signed up for the film in the first place. We also talked about more palatable subjects, like what "Twilight" fans can expect to see in this summer's hotly anticipated installment "Eclipse"!

PopWrap: I'm not going to lie, this film actually made me physically ill at the end.
Jackson Rathbone: Oh, excellent. That’s what I was hoping for!

PW: When did you know "Dread" had the ability to evoke this kind of response?
Jackson: I gave the script to a friend and he said that almost made him wretch, and that's when I knew I had to make this movie.
PW: The last 20 minutes are easily the hardest to watch, what was it like on set that day?
Jackson: Well, I like to be on set as much as possible, even if I’m not in that particular scene, I love watching. But I definitely wanted to be there that day. It was a gut-wrenching scene to watch and I thought Hanne Steen did a great job making that honest and real.

PW: What kind of affect on your performance does being on set that much have?
Jackson: I think when you enjoy the process of filmmaking, it makes the movie better because you love what you’re doing. There are a lot of dark scenes but we had such wonderful people around on set, that it created this amazing environment where we could just be honest.

PW: Any end of day rituals for releasing the tension?
Jackson: We’d always blare some crazy pop music in the makeup and hair trailers at the end of the day. Dancey, girly, Brit pop. We’d boogie down, and that would relieve some of the tension.

PW: Seems like music is a common theme on your sets -- the "Twilight" cast is all pretty musical as well, right?
Jackson: Oh yeah, we have a lot of musicians in the cast – it’s fun, we’d have Cullen Family Jam Band Sessions in the hotel. Sit around, play harmonica and work on some songs. We’d help Rob [Pattinson] out with songs he was working on, they’d help with songs I was working on, Nikki [Reed] and I would write song together and Kristen [Stewart] would play a bit too.
PW: You seem to jump around with your films and characters -- never sticking with one genre for too long. Is that kind of the plan?
Jackson: Absolutely. I want to spread my wings and play as many different characters as possible. Growing up, in the theater, I always played these out-there characters, I was never the leading man. Honestly, I find it a little more boring than playing the psycho or bad guy antagonist. It’s something I’ve always tried to go for. I try to change my look, my walk, my talk in every single person I play. It’s important to me as an actor not to get pigeonholed.

PW: So is it difficult then to play Jasper over the course of five films?
Jackson: The thing I like about Jasper’s arc is that it’s very developed -- you don’t know much about him in the first film. He's always in pain but don’t know why, until the second film, when you realize that he’s the newest to the family and he’s basically dying of hunger. It’s very difficult to live that vampryic lifestyle. So he’s having trouble adjusting. In the third film, we get to see Jasper’s backstory – see who he used to be and why he’s having such a hard time transitioning.

PW: So "Eclipse" will flashback to his time in The Civil War?
Jackson: Yeah. We do a little segue/backstory in "Eclipse",when he was turned during the Civil War. We get to see his more aggressive tendencies. When you’re first turned into a vampire, that’s when you’re at your most ravenous, most vicious – so you see Jasper go through that. It was a lot of fun to bring out the darker side of Jasper that he’s been holding back.

W skrócie: Jackson mówił o swoim filmie "Dread", ktorego zakończenie jest szokujące, dołujące. Dlaczego chciał zrobić ten film, jak czul się na planie i jaki sposób jest dla niego najlepszy na relaks. Oczywiście muzyka Wink

W nawiązaniu do tego opowiedział jak na planie Twilight robił sobie z innymi aktorami Cullen Family Jam Band Sessions w hotelu i pomagali sobie nawzajem przy tworzeniu piosenek kiedy Rob pisał swoje, a Jackson swoje. Nikki i Kristen też się udzielały. Następnie opowiedział trochę o swoim bohaterze w Eclipse. Zobaczymy w nim urywki dawnego życia Jaspera, jego bardziej agresywną i ciemniejszą stronę osobowości.

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Jackson Rathbone & 100 Monkeys In Washington D. C.!

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New/Old Outtakes Of A Smoking Hot Jackson Rathbone!

Here are some new/old outtakes of Jackson Rathbone by photographer Phoenix Taylor

Przepiękne fotki! Zawarły w sobie całego Jaksona! Wprost nie mogę się napatrzeć Twisted Evil

Swietne są te zdjęcia. Wszystkie są cudowne. Jackosn wyszedł na nich... yhhh nie mogę znaleźć dobrego przymiotnika. W pierwszym i ostatnim zdjęciu jest taki jakiś magnetyzm. Ten wzrok na trzecim ^^ .

Mam wrażenie, czy Jackson ma dziurkę w uchu po kolczyku?

Jasper Forks - River Flows In You (Official Video HD)
Jasper Forks – River Flows in You (remix)

Hahaha ; ))))))
Auuuuu!

Tak ma dziurkę w uchu ponieważ zrobił sobie kolczyk w języku i uchu. Teraz nie posiada żadnego. Przynajmniej tak pisze.

o tak zdjęcia są super Jackson zawsze wychodzi świetnie tylko mam pytanko czy on pali czy to jedno zdjęcie z papierosem tylko na potrzeby sesji?

Raczej pali, bo na zdjęciach często widać go z papierosem.
A na jednej ze stron wyczytałam kiedyś, że ma arachnofobie. Ciekawe czy to prawda?

Nie słyszałam o tym, ale nie wykluczone.
Ja też boję się pająków... ale nie wiem czy można nazwać to aż tak wielką fobią.
Do tematu papierosa, zgadzam się z Danger. Też wydaje mi się, że wciągnął się w ten śmierdzący nałóg, mniej lub bardziej.

Exclusive Interview: Jackson Rathbone (Dread and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse)

Right now you want to be Jackson Rathbone. The actor is on a serious, serious roll. He plays Jasper Hale in the blockbuster Twilight series and has The Twilight Saga: Eclipse on the way later this year. He co-stars in the much-anticipated fantasy-adventure The Last Airbender (2010), due out this summer, in Girlfriend (2010), an indie drama he also co-produced, and in a very creepy little horror film called Dread (2010), just released on DVD from Lionsgate. Based on a Clive Barker short story, the film casts Rathbone as Stephen, a college student who partners up with Cheryl (Laura Donnelly) and Quaid (Shaun Evans) on a project that chronicles people's greatest fears. However, Quaid pushes matters to the extreme, forcing Stephen and Cheryl to confront their own fears far more personally and viscerally than they ever imagined. ScreenStar caught up with Rathbone as he and his band 100 Monkeys -- yes, he's a musician, too; check 'em out at 100monkeysmusic.com -- made their way toward New Orleans for a concert there, part of the group's ambitious 100-city tour. Dread was the main topic of discussion, but the amiable Rathbone talked about some other subjects of interest as well.

Let's start with Dread. Had you read the Barker short story on which the film is based?
I read the short story when I first got hooked up with the script because I wanted to see what the adaptation was from. I read the script and then the short story, and I was amazed at what (writer-director) Anthony DiBlasi was able to pull out and what he was able to create from the short story. Obviously, certain things have changed, but he kept the heart of it and expanded on it.
What did you like about your character, Stephen?
I've always loved characters that have a lot of development and grow over the course of however long the story is. It's about a month in this, and he really gets to go from being this shy pariah to being more outgoing and to going out to nightclubs with Quaid and to discovering more about himself through other people's dreads and fears. And he fully realizes his own fears and dreads through Quaid's demented personality.
The film does a nice job of delivering a plot that makes you think as well as giving us chills, gross-out moments, and characters to care about. What did you make of the mix of elements?
I think what Anthony did, from adapting it to filming it to cutting it together in the editing room, was to create this film that's more of a psychological thriller than a horror film. It does have those horrific elements to it, but at the end of the day it's more of a person-to-person drama. And it's beautiful to be a part of that. This is a horror story that could happen. It's the horrors of day-to-day life, of the dark sides of our own psyches.
A lot of people are very excited about The Last Airbender. How did that shoot go?
We shot for two weeks in Greenland, which was freezing -- freezing -- but beautiful. You really can't fake that. I did a month and a half of kung fu training in Los Angeles. And then I flew out to Philadelphia for another half a month of training, rehearsals, fittings and tests and everything. We were actually in Greenland for our first two weeks of shooting, then flew back to Philly for the rest of the film. It was a great experience.
Probably even more people are excited about The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. What will we see of Jasper in the next film?
We get to see a lot of his back story, which is what I'm really excited about putting out there. It's back in the Civil War era. You see him turned into a vampire. Back when he was a human he was in the Civil War and he runs across these vampires -- three beautiful women vampires -- in the desert, and they turn him. And he becomes a warrior who trains these vampire armies. We see a lot of that and see a lot of Jasper's back story, which is really cool because in Twilight and The Twilight Saga: New Moon you could kind of see that he's still dealing with this new way of life, especially now that his adoptive brother (Robert Pattinson) is dating a human (Kristen Stewart). And in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse you get to see why.
You seem so busy with the acting right now. You've produced Girlfriend and are trying to get that on the festival circuit in order to find a distributor. How concerned do you get about leaving enough time to devote to your band, 100 Monkeys?
It all depends on how many hours of sleep you want to get a night (laughs). When we did Eclipse I was filming it in Vancouver and flying to Boston on my off days to shoot Girlfriend, as well as mixing my band's album and recording vocals for it. So I was doing three or four different things at once. It was two months of doing that. It was difficult, but at the end of the day you just sleep a little less and drink a lot more coffee.