:: Team Emmett :: Kellan Lutz and the St. Bernard Project

His charity never ceases to amaze me. Kellan Lutz has decided to keep building houses with the St. Bernard Project in St. Bernard, LA. And since he and other cast members will be around come November, he wants all to get involved in this wonderful project he holds dear.

Check out this article from the Twilight Examiner , where Kellan Lutz speaks with OK Magazine about helping out with the St. Bernard Project:

"He told the publication that he hopes to bring the set to this work when possible. "It would be a great surprise for everyone" if he could get someone like Robert Pattinson to help, he said, "Although I would have to take video of Rob trying to hammer a nail, he might hurt himself.""

You can see the entire article here: http://www.examiner.com/twilight-in-national/twilight-star-kellan-lutz-gets-busy-for-st-bernard-project-and-plans-to-through-breaking-dawn

Source: Twilight Examiner via email

::Team Breaking Dawn:: Summit Files Corporate Paperwork with the State of Louisiana

From Nola.com

Two new developments arrive this morning related to the whisperings that Summit Entertainment is considering shooting the next film in the "Twilight" series (which may actually be two films) somewhere in Louisiana.

One of them doesn't say a whole lot. The other, however, seems to be significantly more telling as to exactly how serious Summit Entertainment is about moving the production here.

First, Summit this morning (Monday, May 17) responded to my inquiry of last week for comment on the rumors, first reported in a story in The Hollywood Reporter that relied on an unnamed source for its inside information.

he studio's statement came a few days too late for my story -- which ran in Saturday's editions of The Times-Picayune -- and it was unsuprisingly vague. Here's it is, in its entirety: "No details have been confirmed regarding 'Breaking Dawn' aside from the fact that Bill Condon will be directing."

Insert shrug here.

The second, more telling, development comes in the form of incorporation papers filed last week with the Louisiana Secretary of State's office by an agent for Summit and establishing a new corporate entity called "TSBD LOUISIANA, L.L.C." -- which would seem to stand for "Twilight: Saga Breaking Dawn."

Of course, filing incorporation papers is a long way from booking soundstages and crewing up -- but as early signs go, it's a good one that there might be truth to these rumors.

"Twilight: Breaking Dawn" would be based on the fourth book in the popular vampire-romance series, and there has been talk that it could be broken into two movies. Summit is hoping to begin production this fall.

 

Source Robsessed.com and Nola.com