Catherine in Guinness World Records

by Leandra on September 16, 2009
in Cast & Characters, Twilight Movie

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Catherine Hardwicke and Twilight have made it into the Guinness Book of World Records.

According to an article at Reuters,

Twilight, directed by Catherine Hardwicke, has
captured the hearts and wallets of millions while claiming the record for
“Highest-Grossing Movie By A Female Director”.

Read the rest of the article to see who and what else made it into the book this year in the entertainment industry.

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15 Responses
  1. Marit says:

    Im first, yeeee :)

    Congratz to Catherine!

  2. jess says:

    it was the actual book not the movie witch was brill but a let down that made it sooooooooooooooo famous!

  3. Anne^^. says:

    awesomelyy cool, lolz :D

  4. ysatis (: says:

    awww how cool ;]
    you qo girl !

  5. TwilightGal says:

    wow that amazing!
    Congrats!!

  6. Nicole says:

    SWEET!! Congrats to Catherine!

  7. mykaela says:

    yay! i found this on a site yesterday and sent it here. i dont know if Leandra and Jamey got it though.

  8. jt says:

    Actually Catherine is just as much responsible for the movie as Stephenie Meyer is for the book. If it weren’t for Catherine standing up to the movie execs and standing up for Stephenie’s vision, the movie would not have been as successful.

    The original script had Bella as a track star and the movie concluded with Bella riding a jetski. But Catherine said she would not direct the movie that did not reflect the book. It was Catherine who turned a first-person novel into a third-person movie. It was Catherine who included the fight scene between Edward and James.

    It was Catherine who cast Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and everyone else. Because of Catherine, the Twilight franchise now has real faces attached to the story. Its because of her descisions that helped skyrocket the series. She could have cast Paris Hilton as Rosalie, but she didn’t, I don’t think Stephenie would agree to it anyway. But I don’t think people give Catherine enough credit for what she achieved.

    If it weren’t for Catherine, there would be no Robert Pattinson or Taylor Lautner obsessive craze! All the faces you see on this website associated with the Twilight movie, are all attributed to Catherine’s movie direction. And best of all, a WOMAN brought us all this! Look at New Moon and Eclipse, they’re directed by MEN! I wonder if Twilight were directed by a man, if we would’ve had Robert, Taylor, Nikki, Ashley, etc. If the director was someone else, the movie would be completely different! How many guys are going to stand up for Stephenie Meyer against the movie execs when Stephenie says the line “And so the lion fell in love with the lamb” MUST to be in the movie! I think there’s a lot to be grateful for because of Catherine.

    I just wanted to highlight Catherine’s achievements as a female director in a field dominated by men, who was inducted into the Guiness Book of World Records for highest grossing film directed by a woman! I think she deserves a standing ovation!

    Team Catherine!!!

  9. RC & Moonpies says:

    TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU JT 100%!!!!!!

  10. mykaela says:

    i agee with you too jt!!

  11. rikki says:

    Catherine congratulations! Thank you for your insight in the way you directed the love scene in “Twilight.” Every time I watch that scene it gives me goose bumps. I am so glad you directed Twilight from a woman’s point of view. The first movie was a true love story very romantic. The other movies directed by men will probably lead more towards guy fights and battling for power. Lastly, thank you for Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner!

  12. Ms.Cullen says:

    Am I the only one who thinks she’s a total nut case?

  13. Ms.Cullen says:

    I’m like so alone!!!

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