Some of the Twilight cast (Ashley, Charlie, Daniel and Rachelle) are in Berlin today for a massive event of 3000 fans apparently. It’s to celebrate the DVD release in Germany on the 10th of June! =)

Some of you already know this, but Rob was the one that picked one of the most famous lines from Twilight- “You better hold on tight, spidermonkey.” Catherine Hardwicke presented Rob with 5 options, and he picked that one! MTV has an article about this.

At this point during our interview, Hardwicke went over to her computer and printed out a sheet from her personal archives. Titled “Sc. 86 pt. DIALOGUE ALTERNATIVES,” the sheet lists the eight other options that Hardwicke wrote that evening.

“I gave it to Rob, the whole list,” she explained. “And I said, ‘Rob, which one do you want to say?’ And he goes, ‘I want to say the spider-monkey one.’ ”

Hardwicke’s unused lines range from simplistic to silly, over-the-top to right on target. Now, we give you a peek at some of the alternative lines that Pattinson did not select:

Option 1:
Edward: You’re not scared of heights, are you?
Bella: Not that I know of …

Option 2:
Edward: Hold on tight …
Bella: Don’t worry …

Option 3:
Edward: Wrap your legs around me like a spider monkey.
Bella: Done.

Option 4:
Edward: Got a good grip? Don’t let go.
Bella: No chance of that, buddy.

Option 5
Edward: Prepare for liftoff …

Read more HERE .

Edward saving Bella from Tyler’s out-of-control van made BuddyTV’s list of Best Romantic Gestures In Film of All-Time! The moment came out at #10.

#10 Twilight
2008

Edward (Robert Pattinson) saves Bella (Kristen Stewart) from the runaway van, putting himself and his family in danger of being discovered for what they are.

See the whole list HERE .

** Thanks Kim! **

EW: Oh, really? I thought from what I’ve read that [Twilight author] Stephanie Meyer sought you guys out and wanted you specifically to be on the soundtrack. But it’s more like you auditioned?

HW: Well I read the books, and when they were working on the soundtrack, I was finishing up the third book, Eclipse, and I was really into it. I thought this was a great art, a really good story, and really relatable, but I’m always into vampires and all that. So we were touring and writing and jamming out new things every day, and I was like, if they’re putting that soundtrack together this could be great, let’s figure out if we could be a part of it. So yeah, we kinda fought for it. And if you look at the rest of the album, it’s Muse and Iron and Wine and Linkin Park, which really isn’t our demographic.

EW: So do you have new fans now that you didn’t have before?

HW: A lot of moms! A lot of older women are super into the books, so we’ll be doing a signing at, like, Hot Topic, and a 45-year-old woman will come up and be all [deep smoker’s voice] “I love your songs on the Twilight soundtrack.” We’re just like, dude, thank you! What do you say? If we can make music that people at any age can appreciate, then I’m set. That makes me so happy.

Here’s why Hayley thinks that Twilight should win Best Kiss: