Kristen, Lautner evacuated from Twilight set

Actors Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner along with the rest of the cast of 'Breaking Dawn' had to be evacuated from Vancouver Island due to Tsunami fears.

The massive 8.9 earthquake and 23-foot tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, sent aftershocks all over the world, and Hawaii and the Northern Pacific Coast were placed on tsunami warnings.

According to People magazine, Stewart, 20, Lautner, 19, and the rest of the Wolfpack were told to leave the British Columbia beach area where they were filming the latest instalment of the Twilight saga.


Tinsel Korey, 30, who plays Makah Emily Young in the vampire and werewolf series, was clearly very concerned about the natural disaster.





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Stewart Snow White And The Huntsman In 2012

Stewart Snow White And The Huntsman In 2012

Stewart Snow White. Kristen Stewart finally gets to meet Prince Charming in ‘Snow White And The Huntsman’ film.

Stewart has been officially named the fairest of them all in the revisionist fairy tale “Snow White and the Huntsman,” according to producer Palak Patel’s Twitter page. The confirmation ends weeks of speculation after news leaked in January that Stewart was being targeted for the role of Snow White.

“KStew is officially playing Snow White and her deal is in final negotiations and will close next week,” Patel wrote in response to fan aurastew on Twitter.


“Official confirmation coming next week,” Patel tweeted shortly after. “But we are in final negotiations.”

Both tweets were removed from Patel’s Twitter page, but not before fans captured screen grabs of the revealing items.


Based on the legendary fairy tale, “Snow White and the Hunstman” follows the titular princess after the evil queen Ravenna calls for her death, centering on the huntsman who disobeys orders and allows the fair maiden to live. The updated story will break from convention by having the huntsman mentor and train Snow White to fight off Ravenna herself.


Viggo Mortensen and Charlize Theron are deep in negotiations for the roles of the huntsman and the evil queen, respectively.


For Stewart, “Snow White and the Huntsman” will mark an immediate return to tentpole filmmaking after “On the Road,” based on the iconic Jack Kerouac novel of the same name, drops later this year.

Directed by Rupert Sanders, “Snow White and the Huntsman” is scheduled for release on December 21, 2012.




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