Showing posts with label Wanderer/Wanda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wanderer/Wanda. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Saoirse Ronan Nominated for Teen Choice Award

The nominees for the 2013 Teen Choice were announced earlier today and Saoirse Ronan scored The Host's only nomination. Ronan is nominated for "Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/ Fantasy" along with Mila Kunis (Oz the Great and Powerful), Gwyneth Paltrow (Iron Man 3), Kristen Stewart (Breaking Dawn Part), and Michelle Williams (Oz the Great and Powerful).

Starting today, voters age 13-19 can vote daily for their favorite nominees. Register to vote here.

The Teen Choice Awards air August 11th on FOX.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Saturday, March 16, 2013

New On Set Interviews with the Cast

Check out new on set interviews with the cast & producers of The Host. Interviews with the cast include Saoirse Ronan, Max Iron, Jake Abel, Boyd Holbrook, William Hurt, and Chandler Canterbury. I had some difficulty watching the second Ronan and William Hurt videos. I will try to fix them if the problem persists.
*I have not watched all the interviews, so I cannot comment on spoilers.*



Monday, March 11, 2013

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Check-In to 'The Host' for an Exclusive Sticker

Head over to GetGlue and check-in to The Host for an exclusive Melanie/Wanda sticker.
Unlock this limited sticker here and check out all the upcoming stickers here.

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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Saoirse Ronan Finds Inspiration for 'The Host' in Jane Fonda

Saoirse Ronan revealed a few months ago how the duel role of Melanie and Wanderer would be handled in The Host an earpiece and different accents. Ronan is now sharing the inspiration behind Melanie's Southern accent.
"I think playing two characters in the same film is inviting to any actor," she explains. "For most of the film we hear Melanie's voice because it's the voice Wanderer hears in her head. Melanie has some kind of a Southern accent."
And Saoirse and her voice coach based her accent on Jane Fonda. "In the 1970s she had a beautiful way of speaking that you don't hear so much these days, almost foreign sounding," adds Saoirse. 
Check out the entire article from Sunday World here.