Here is another exclusive interview from Hollywood.com with Julia Jones and Boo Boo Stewart, , two of the Wolfpack members.

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In celebration of this Friday’s release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, Hollywood.com will be running exclusive interviews each day this week with castmembers from the latest chapter in Stephenie Meyers’ blockbuster vampire saga. First off are Ashley Greene and Jackson Rathbone, who spoke with our correspondent Heather Huntington about supernatural powers, purple dinosaurs, obsessive fans, fake mustaches, and more:

Head on over to Hollywood.com to take a look at the Exclusive interview.

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Down only 0.7% when compared to the previous day, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, directed by David Slade, and starring Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner, collected $190k on Thursday, Aug. 19, at the North American box office, as per Box Office Mojo.

Totaling $296.64m, Eclipse has finally (Day 51) passed its predecessor, Chris Weitz‘s The Twilight Saga: New Moon, at the domestic box office. New Moon, which opened in fall 2009, cumed at $296.62m after 133 days.

Now, bear in mind that to date Eclipse remains behind New Moon in number of tickets sold.

Not adjusted for inflation or 3D/IMAX surcharges, Eclipse is at no. 35 on Box Office Mojo’s chart of the top box-office hits in US/Canada history. New Moon is no. 36.

Adjusted for inflation, neither movie is to be found among the top 100. (It begins with Gone with the Wind‘s $1.6 billion and ends with Toy Story 2‘s $380.3m.)

Also, adjusted for higher ticket prices — using Box Office Mojo’s yearly average — New Moon would have grossed $299.58m in 2010 — nearly $3m more than Eclipse‘s total to date. (And yes, I know those “averages” are iffy, but they do give you an idea about the inflation effect.)

Additionally, Eclipse was screened at 193 IMAX theaters in North America, which are about 30% more expensive than regular movie houses. Within its first week out, Eclipse pulled in $9m at those IMAX venues (the equivalent of approx. $6.9m at a regular movie house). New Moon didn’t have that revenue-inflating luxury.

For Eclipse to pass New Moon in number of tickets sold, it’ll have to gross — and this is a guesstimate based on the information above — at least another $5.5m-6m domestically, or a cume of $302m-$303m. It’ll probably get there and a little beyond before running its full course.

On Day 51, New Moon‘s total was $290m. It added another $6m in the following 82 days. Eclipse has lost steam this past week, but prior to that it was way ahead of New Moon in terms of box-office stamina.

Both Eclipse and New Moon were penned by Melissa Rosenberg, who adapted Stephenie Meyer‘s bestselling novels.

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