Twilight at SDCC2008: Stephenie and Catherine talk about the soundtrack
In an earlier article covering Comic Con, it was reported that Robert Pattinson will be providing 3 songs for the Twilight film's soundtrack, including "Bella's Lullaby". But in this new interview with Stephenie and Catherine, we find out that it isn't the Lullaby after all.
MTV: Down at the panel, you revealed that there'll be a song by Muse on the soundtrack. What else can you tell us about it?
Hardwicke: Yeah, we've got a Muse song in a really cool place in the movie that totally rocks. I think people are going to be excited.
MTV: Does it have a title? Is it a new song or old?
Hardwicke: It's a song that exists, but they might be doing a cool remix for us. Like a little "Twilight" version. That would be awesome. Fingers crossed!
MTV: But they're not going to change the lyrics and, like, put in references to Edward and Bella or something.
Hardwicke: No, no. Not the lyrics. But there might be a cool mix, just a little bit of extra "Twilight" stuff to fit the scene. And then we've got Rob's songs too.
MTV: Exactly. So this is "Bella's Lullaby"?
Hardwicke: Well, no. It's not "Bella's Lullaby." It's in another place in the movie, which is really heartbreaking. It's at quite an amazing place in the film.
MTV: OK, So at some point Robert performs a song, but this song is not "Bella's Lullaby"?
Hardwicke: No, it's not "Bella's Lullaby." "Bella's Lullaby," actually, what it turns out is that's a theme; a beautiful love theme, that develops and goes all the way through the movie. You see it like in the most beginning parts, and then it gets really into the full song in the middle [of the movie], and then you hear bits of it later. But Rob has two other songs in the movie.
MTV: Can you tell us the names of these songs? Are they Bella-specific?
Hardwicke: No, they're not. They're really beautiful love songs, like heartbreaking. I cried the first time I heard the two songs. They're deep; they're very soulful.
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