Memorable Twilight Moments … Rob on MTV TRL 2008
Oh how I miss this stronger English accent … Rob in 2008 – and I’ve seen your ankles Rob … they are pretty damn good.
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Free download - Click on photo below. Thanks to Suze for putting together.
Sue
I love it when you post footage I’ve never seen before ~ thanks Maria!
ps. My eyes keep wandering back to the Current Mood gif ~ priceless!
Maria
@Sue I’m partial to that because Lyndsey is an Aussie. There’s so many priceless interviews from 2008.
Sue
@Maria ….. I may have just spent the last 40 minutes watching some of those priceless 2008/2009 interviews. It’s like an addiction……
Carmel
I love it when Lyndsey tells her boyfriend she loves him then in the very next breathe wonders why Rob saying the Vampires struggle to be good is so sexy. That velvety voice and Rob playing with his mic would bamboozle anyone.
@Sue – 40 minutes seeing the classic interviews of Rob is not enough. I hope you have the rest of the day free because he will suck you in and etch a smile on your face that will never completely disappear.
MichelleC
Priceless footage Maria. I’ve never seen this before. Do think Rob quite likes the Aus accent he has a few shy smiles at Lyndsey during this interview. Gosh I love original Twi and Catherine’s Edward – it was such an intimate dangerous love story and beautifully directed by a female that got the chemistry.
Sue
@Carmel ~ you are what they call an enabler LOL! Like HE doesn’t take up enough of my day already!
Maria
Agree @MichelleC – Crazy Cathy was a bit full on to start with, but in the end – the way this film is shot is perfect for the story. She captured it brilliantly. If only we knew then to appreciate it even more. In hindsight I guess it’s because it feels like a real indie film rather than the juggernaut it became.
Michelle
*nods* @Maria & MichelleC. Twilight is without a doubt the best one. Catherine Hardwicke knew exactly what she was doing. The feeling of the first one is just so right, she’s the only director who managed to do that. It really does have that indie feel to it which I love. After that, the juggernaut started to kick into full swing & the quality of the movies – all downhill from there.