Here is some footage, for you Twilight fans, of Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and Robert Pattinson at a press conference from Comic Con 2009 this morning in San Diego. They were asked am arrangement of questions like which movie did they enjoy taping more, Twilight or New Moon, and which question do they never want to be asked ever again? F.Y.I: If you run into Taylor Lautner don’t ever ask him to growl.

• Rob on how shooting New Moon was different from Twilight: “It was different doing this because of the aesthetic which Kris shows. Edward’s whole character is obviously about restraint. I found it difficult to incorporate movement into the character. In New Moon, a lot of the shots are set up for as little movement as possible which helped. It was always camera movements that drove scenes . . . and now I’m making it sound like I just stood there.”
• Taylor on whether or not he’s like Jacob: “I’m more like Jacob’s pretransformation side. Because that’s before he goes wacko. I hope I’m more friendly and outgoing than this dark disturbed person, this monster. Actually, I don’t think he’s a monster.”
• Rob on whether or not playing Edward has changed him: “At the end of the day, it’s just a part, you’re going to do it. You’re walking down the street . . . this is a really bad analogy . . . you step on a little stone, you don’t know where it’s going and you’re trying not to drown afterwards. That was really terrible wasn’t it?”
• Kristen on how Bella changed from Twilight to New Moon: “I don’t think you really truly know yourself until you get to a point as low as this. She’s so sort of righteous in the first one. Now you believe that she knows what she wants. And I feel like in the the third one, she’s content and happy and can rest easy. In this one, it was a larger scale for me — I played an insane person.”
• Rob on whether or not he’d like to do more comedic roles like How to Be: “Why not? But I don’t know if I’m particularly funny. One of my legs is shorter than the other one, so it makes everything look awkward. I can look like an idiot, but I don’t know if I can be witty.”
• Taylor on filming in Portland vs. Vancouver: “Both are cold and wet. I mean they’re beautiful, but it’s just not fun not wearing any clothes there.”