CHICAGO – Have you always wanted to be in a “Twilight [1]” movie? Think you have what it takes to act opposite Robert Pattinson [2], Kristen Stewart [3], Taylor Lautner [4] or Ashley Greene [5]? Now you can win a walk-on role in “New Moon [6],” which is otherwise known as “The Twilight Saga’s New Moon [7]”.
Summit Entertainment announced a contest this week where you could be a part of the “Twilight” franchise. All you need to do to enter is submit a one-minute video of yourself. Explain why you deserve to be in “New Moon” and you could win a part in one of the most anticipated sequels of 2009. You’ll win a trip to the set of “The Twilight Saga’s New Moon” and a chance to appear in the film. You must be at least 14 and a resident of the U.S. or Canada.
Go here [8] to read all the rules and enter the contest at TwilightTheMovie.com [9]. Good luck.
The new logo for “The Twilight Saga’s New Moon”.
Image credit: MTV
“Twilight,” which stars Kristen Stewart [10], Robert Pattinson [11], Ashley Greene [12] and Taylor Lautner from director Catherine Hardwicke, has grossed $178 million domestically. This has put the “New Moon” sequel into production immediately and has spawned a series of casting rumors. Other books in the Stephenie Meyer series include “Eclipse” and “Breaking Dawn”.
">Read our story about AnnaLynne McCord auditioning for “New Moon”. [13]
">Read our story about Dakota Fanning talking about “New Moon”. [14]
">Read our story about the open casting call for “New Moon”. [15]Read our story about Lucy Hale auditioning for “New Moon”. [16]Read our story about Dakota Fanning auditioning for “New Moon”. [17]Read our Vanessa Hudgens role denial story for “New Moon”. [18]Read our Robert Pattinson story on “Parts Per Billion” and “New Moon”. [19]See our 2009 Summit release slideshow with “New Moon”. [20]See our high-quality, 28-image “Twilight” slideshow. [21]Read our “Twilight” opening-weekend box-office story. [22]Read our “Twilight” sequel story prior to opening weekend. [23]Read our story about Taylor Lautner’s casting in “New Moon”. [24] [25] | By BRIAN TALLERICO [26] |