On Doing Stunts in Heels:"That was part of the struggle with the stunts. It’s one thing doing it in yoga pants, it’s another to do it in a short dress and heels. […]Even though Clary is not 100% comfortable in them because that’s not who she is, she owns it because she starts to own her power!"Check out the whole slide show here.
@Jamiebower in the lounge. 2 phones. #veryimportant pic.twitter.com/ku62rk1muk
— Kevin Zegers (@KevinZegers) July 27, 2013
@Jamiebower I got mood first , nanananananananananananana!!!! pic.twitter.com/38n2a1rnP7
— Kevin Zegers (@KevinZegers) July 27, 2013
If Jace is super fat for movie 2 y'all can blame @KevinZegers x
— Jamie Campbell Bower (@Jamiebower) July 27, 2013
@Jamiebower this chocolate delight is being sent back to 4A as we speak. pic.twitter.com/JHpdle3cj5Some Shadowhunters even lined up the night before the event! But check out all the people who attended:
— Kevin Zegers (@KevinZegers) July 27, 2013
It's a #MagnusBane party here at #MOA! #TMImalltour pic.twitter.com/AoFulBJdfiHere is the Q&A with Jamie Campbell Bower, Kevin Zegers, and Lily Collins:
— City Of Bones (@MortalMovie) July 28, 2013
Concours La Cité des Ténèbres Jusqu’au 28 juillet 2013 Courez la chance de gagner un séjour à Los Angeles pour assister à la première du film La Cité des Ténèbres : La Coupe Mortelle le 12 août prochain, incluant transport en avion et hébergement. Ou l’un des 10 ensembles incluant la série de livres La Cité des Ténèbres et un laissez-passer pour la première montréalaise du film ou encore l’un des 40 laissez-passer pour la première du film à Montréal le 19 août. Bonne chance!Also, you get the chance to win a trip to the Los Angeles premiere on August 12 which includes air plane tickets. The runner up prizes include: 1 out of 10 Mortal Instruments book series with a ticket to the Montréal premiere. Or, 1 of 40 tickets for the Montréal premiere.
The second chapter of #TMImovie, 'The City of Ashes' shoots in Toronto from Sept. 23 to Dec. 6.
— JRKM (@jrkm_pop) July 27, 2013
"It's exciting to see the excitement that people have about it," Collins tells The Hollywood Reporter. "I was in Dublin recently shooting a movie in the middle of nowhere, and these girls just come over to me crying and they just started screaming, 'August 21!' and I said, 'What happens on August 21?' I was totally in a different movie mindset. They're like, 'The movie!'"In the Q&A section, Lily Collins talks about what sets The Mortal Instruments apart from other YA Book-to-Movie Adaptions:
The Hollywood Reporter: While these films are based on a YA novel, how dark is this world? Is this movie for kids?Read the full interview over at The Hollywood Reporter.
Collins: It's really dark. There's humor in it, which I think makes it different than any other franchise. It has a comedic undertone. But the world is darker than some of the teenage franchises that we've seen. It's very goth and underground. So, probably not for the youngest viewers. I think it will appeal to them because the boys having their action sequences, but I definitely think it will appeal to the older groups because it's sexier.
The Mortal Instruments: City of Ashes begins filming in Toronto September 23rd @olv
— Lindsay (@lemon_buzz) July 21, 2013
Stars of THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES will embark on a national tour to meet fans July 28th – August 2nd, 2013. The tour includes stops in Minneapolis, Chicago, Miami, and Philadelphia.Sunday, July 28th from 1pm-3pm – MINNEAPOLISFan event at Mall of America® (Rotunda) 60 E. Broadway, Bloomington
Each stop will include Q&A events with the cast where fans can ask questions of their favorite stars, watch footage from the film and participate in autograph signings. Details for each city below:
First really good still of Aidan Turner as Luke — looking brooding and intense.
I'm very similar to Clary Fray in actually a couple ways, I like to think that she's a feisty go-getter and I like to think of myself in that way as well...
The Clary/Jace storyline in the books is quite controversial – were you worried about how this would translate on screen?Is it controversial? I think the end of the first book is a shocker but certainly by the third or so there's nothing particularly controversial there. Which I think is not unusual in a love story: they usually have obstacles and sometimes the obstacles can skate the edge of taboo because the love needs to be forbidden - there's a teacher/student romance in Divergent and Vampire Academy, Katniss is supposed to kill Peeta, Edward wants to eat Bella - I think by now audiences are pretty used to the idea of an insuperable obstacle to a love story.Read the full interview over at MSN UK.
Which would you rather be, a Shadow Hunter or an Downworlder?A Downworlder. They can kind of lay low and have somewhat normal lives, in certain cases. I’d last about half a second as a demon-killing soldier! I'd probably want to be a warlock, because then you can live forever without drinking blood. I don't think I'd like blood.
What can fans of the books expect from the movie?I haven’t seen the finished product, but they can expect to see a movie that takes the fictional world we love and makes it real, and gorgeous! The film won’t be exactly the same as the book, because film works very differently as a medium than the written word does, but I think it will be a lot of fun. I also think the actors are perfect for their roles, and that they will really win readers' hearts.
