Thank You Twi-Cast: Noel Fisher (Vladimir)

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Noel Fisher (Vladimir)

Dracula (#1 or #2)! Or as he and Guri once referred to themselves... Creeptacular 1 and Creeptacular 2 :)

Noel has been awesome with the fans - he came out to Tent City and waded through the madness signing autographs, taking pictures, and generally just being SO NICE.

He's also on Twitter a lot and chats with fans and answers questions - follow him if you don't already! He's @noel_fisher. After following him for the past year+, it's obvious that Noel has totally enjoyed being a part of Breaking Dawn: Part 2. What a joy for this fan to see an actor get so engaged in something I love! THANK YOU Noel!

Have you ever chatted with Noel on Twitter? Did anyone else find Dracula 1 and 2 both creepy and hilarious in Breaking Dawn: Part 2?

1 comment:

AnonymousMarch 24, 2013 at 2:28 AM
Thanks Noel! I can't say I loved his character, but I did giggle at his accent on the BD2 BTS piece. I liked how they related these vamps to your stereotypical Dracula vampires, too. Nice :-)
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The idea for this blog came to me over the course of a few days in LA, at the Breaking Dawn: Part 2 premiere. For several years now, I've felt really grateful that for the movie translations of these books that we are all so passionate about, we got cast members who display equal passion for their characters, as well as thoughtfulness and empathy with their characters' highs and lows. Think how badly these movies could have turned out if some of the names originally thrown around for Edward and Bella had actually been cast!

The format of this blog will be one cast member/director/composer featured at a time, following their journey through Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn: Part 1, and Breaking Dawn: Part 2. My hope is that when your favorite characters are featured, you'll jump in and comment and tell me what you loved, your favorite lines, your favorite interviews with the actor, etc.

In the end, when the whole family has been featured, my hope is that this blog will remain a tribute to our passionate, thoughtful, talented, beautiful-even-in-pancake-makeup-and-bad-wigs cast and their directors. They poured their hearts and souls into these movies, came out to the premieres and conventions, and generally gave us their very best. I'm grateful. Are you?