He’s making jokes about sitting in Aro’s throne. They are using that instead of their regualar chairs.

He says he’s seen the movie and everyone is on for a treat

His favorite part of playing Demetri: He said it hasn’t gone on enough for him. He loves it. Doesn’t want any other part in teh franchise. He says he’s 1,000 times better than Jane and Felix.  

After his filming of New Moon he went to Greece on a running holiday, then filmed in Germany then back to filming Eclipse

Most bizarre thing was having someone tatoo his face on her body. It looked good when done but he saw it him process when it was all red and blotchy.

Says Twilight fans are very respectful of him he’s never had issues with them

Jokes he was doing the Gangnam style video

 He enjoyed his stint on stage but he doesn’t feel in the long run it’s for him

Charlie jokes I have no pick up line I’m reaaly bad with women I’m on Match.com

On change since movies, he says he’s less mature

He feels bad for the intrusion of what’s happened to Kristen Rob and Taylor and doesn’t want that kind of life

Next role he’d love to be a superhero. There is actually an Australian novel that he’s working with

He feels really blessed to be a part of Twilight. He just wants to says thanks to all teh fans for making it what it is. He still can’t believe he’s a part of it

Worst scene to film was the elevator scene in New Moon because he was so new and unprpared he didn’t know what to think

It looks like Charlie Bewley literally stumbled on this event and took it off for charity. You can see Charlie’s previous commitment to cancer charities and his Run For Your Life campaign here.

Bewley’s involvement in the race was happenstance — he was vacationing in the city when he heard about it.

“I literally turned up about half an hour before the race and asked if I could join,” Bewley told The Province on Sunday.

But it wasn’t his first time getting involved with the B.C. Cancer Foundation — the Twilight actor, who plays Demitri, organized the Run For Your Life campaign last year and raised $20,000 for one of his friends suffering from lung cancer.

She was being treated in B.C. where Bewley would visit her.

“You could just really feel … her fears and helplessness,” he said. “And at that point I realized I had to try and do something to help her.”

She died a week before the run. Bewley still completed the run and donated the proceeds to the B.C. Cancer Foundation.

“Cancer touches everyone at some time in their life whether it’s them or someone else,” said B.C. Cancer Foundation CEO Doug Nelson. “With Charlie’s star power, of course, it raises awareness both for the cause and the event.”

 

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Charlie Bewley sat down with Verge Magazine to talk his whirlwind career. Watch it all the way through to watch Charlie trance dance.

Charlie Bewley is in a production of The River Line in London at the Jeremy Street Theater. Also in the show is his sister Lydia.

According to the official description of the show,”Drawing upon his own wartime experience Morgan tells the story of a group of downed, allied pilots in occupied France in 1943 hiding from the Nazis in the granary of a farmhouse owned by a member of the resistance. Tensions rise as they await news of the last leg of their journey through occupied Europe to the Pyrenees along the escape route known as ‘The River Line’. As midnight approaches, one brutal action of terrible suddenness is to haunt their lives forever. It is the story of normal men and women are caught in the turmoil of war and how ordinary people are forced to face up to extraordinary circumstances. ”