I spent some time this weekend putting together a few Host cards and hope my fellow Hosters enjoy sharing them this Valentine's Day.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Monday, February 11, 2013
Stephenie Meyer, Jake Abel & Max Irons To Appear at the Philadelphia Public Library

If you are in the Philadelphia area, check out registration information here.
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Friday, February 8, 2013
Stephenie Meyer & the Stars of 'The Host' to Answer Fan Questions
Stephenie Meyer and the cast of The Host will be sitting down in a Google Hangout to discuss the movie and answer fan questions. A third trailer will also be debuted during the event.
Fans can submit their questions by commenting on a Facebook post or tweeting @TheHostFilm with the hashtag #TheHostLive.
Suscribe to The Host's YouTube channel and tune in on Thursday, February 14th at 11:00 am PST to participate.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Shawn Carter Peterson (Wes) Felt Like He Was "Playing Star Wars" While Filming 'The Host'
Shawn Carter Peterson took some time to discuss The Host and his character, Wes, with Blast.
On Wes:
Cast image shared by @Frances_Fisher
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On Wes:
"Wes is a pretty cool character. He's one of the guys who is always around, he's always there to help out."His favorite scene to shoot:
"The character displays his dependability in one of Carter Peterson's favorite scenes that he shot, in which Wes and Ian rescue Kyle from drowning. The producers didn't make it easy on the cast, setting up an actual underwater river."
On the sets:"It was hard! We had to really go for it. It was fin, yet stressful, yet scary, yet fun."
"It was pretty awesome to see. This is big kid playtime! I felt like I was playing Star Wars."
"We saw most of [the set]. The silver chrome cars and helicopters and motorcycles were all real. The hosts actually wore silver contacts.Check out the entire interview here.
Cast image shared by @Frances_Fisher
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Will 'The Host' & Other Upcoming Adaptations Fill the 'Twilight' Gap?
New York Daily News takes a look at upcoming book to screen adaptations of popular teen books/series, including The Host.
'THE HOST'
BASED ON: Stephenie Meyer's followup to "Twilight"
HOW TWI-LIKE IS IT? As close as you can get since Meyer's involved.
Saoirse Ronan may want to ask her agent why she's only getting one salary for "The Host." The 18-year-old New York-born actress plays a human girl whose body is taken over and befriended by an alien soul who's part of an invading race out to enslave all of humanity. There's a love rectangle that trumps "Twilight's" triangle.
To help Ronan find her inner conflict, director Andrew Niccol had her record dialogue for her human character and played it back to her when she was in alien mode.
"She wore an earpiece the whole time hidden in her ear where we could play her dialogue to her and she could have conversations with herself," explains Niccol. "So the only people who could hear it were Saoirse and me."
"There was one guy who was basically dedicated to pushing a button for the line to play in her head at the right time, so it became an art," he added. "So she's actually listening to herself and having a conversation with herself. It was freaky to see."
Check out NYDN's profiles of other upcoming projects here.
'THE HOST'
BASED ON: Stephenie Meyer's followup to "Twilight"
HOW TWI-LIKE IS IT? As close as you can get since Meyer's involved.
Saoirse Ronan may want to ask her agent why she's only getting one salary for "The Host." The 18-year-old New York-born actress plays a human girl whose body is taken over and befriended by an alien soul who's part of an invading race out to enslave all of humanity. There's a love rectangle that trumps "Twilight's" triangle.
To help Ronan find her inner conflict, director Andrew Niccol had her record dialogue for her human character and played it back to her when she was in alien mode.
"She wore an earpiece the whole time hidden in her ear where we could play her dialogue to her and she could have conversations with herself," explains Niccol. "So the only people who could hear it were Saoirse and me."
"There was one guy who was basically dedicated to pushing a button for the line to play in her head at the right time, so it became an art," he added. "So she's actually listening to herself and having a conversation with herself. It was freaky to see."
Check out NYDN's profiles of other upcoming projects here.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Monday, February 4, 2013
New Image of The Seeker
The latest character section on The Host's official site is now open and it gives fans a closer look at the Seeker, including the above desktop image. Fans can access the Seeker's features by selecting Wanda's side. Melanie, Wanda, Jared, and Ian's sections are also available with videos, photos, bios, and downloads.
Choose your side here.
Jeremy Irons Discusses Max Irons' Budding Career
While promoting Beautiful Creatures on Good Morning America, Jeremy Irons spoke briefly about his son Max Irons (Jared Howe) and his upcoming projects, including The Host. Check it out around the 2:50 mark.
Jeremy Irons mentions Max again in another interview and what he would like to shield him from in the business. Check it out around the 10:20 mark.
Jeremy Irons mentions Max again in another interview and what he would like to shield him from in the business. Check it out around the 10:20 mark.
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