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Contest No. 3: Last chance to win "Breaking Dawn" DVD
Published: 2/9/2012 9:03 AM
Last Modified: 2/8/2012 5:19 PM

Bella and Edward's wedding in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1."

This is your third and final chance to win a copy of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1" on DVD before you can buy it this weekend.

The winner will have to answer a trivia question, and it's the most difficult puzzler this week.

You will either have to be the most loyal of my readers to recall the answer, or you'll need to know how to look up information in the Tulsa World archives (search at the top of our home page). Or you'll need to guess.

The question: This past year I interviewed three different actors who appear in "Breaking Dawn, Part 1." I ran stories on each of them, including Ashley Greene (she plays Alice Cullen) and Elizabeth Reaser (Esme Cullen) in November in connection with the film's release.
What actor did I write an article about early in 2011, in connection with another movie, although we did talk about "Twilight" movies, too?
Name him.

If you know the answer, respond on this blog before 9 p.m. Thursday.

A random drawing from all correct answers submitted to this question will decide the winner. The winner will be contacted and told when to pick up a copy of the new DVD on Friday.

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FYI (last year)

Billy Burke - best known for playing Charlie Swan, Bella's lawman father in the "Twilight" movies.

21814 (last year)

Billy Burke

JDR (last year)

Billy Burke

racheld (last year)

Billy Burke!

amother3 (last year)

Billy Burke

danceswithvampires (last year)

Billy Burke-who has my favorite line-"Old school, what is that, like, a code?"

Xanadu (last year)

Billy Burke- haha to danceswithvampires - "Liking Edward a little bit more now."

janetdam (last year)

Billy Burke...my favorite character =)

Danomite Dandy Dan (last year)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh......Billy Burgenstein?

carlis_lady (last year)

Billy Burke - Bella's daddy! I love this character...hes too funny!

dammy10 (last year)

Billy Burke---"okay *loads gun* bring him in"

DGutt (last year)

Billy Burke.

timberlaneroad82 (last year)

billy burke, it's gotta be!

mikeyy (last year)

Billy Burke.
"I know this because I'm a cop...I know things"

tiggers (last year)

Billy Burke

shekrah (last year)

Billy Burke :)

203995 (last year)

Billy Burke

caligirl6574 (last year)

Billy Burke

BKur (last year)

Billy Burke, (of course). Father of the bride.

124941 (last year)

Billy Burke

Playing2Win (last year)

Billy Burke and the movie you also spoke to him about was "Drive Angry."

honey34567 (last year)

Billy Burke :) Thanks for the chance to win!

Xanadu (last year)

Peter Facinelli

danceswithvampires (last year)

Peter Facinelli

Tulsa World Movie Critic Michael Smith (last year)

Thank you to all who entered in our contest and provided the correct answer: It was Billy Burke who I interviewed in early 2011, and it was for the film "Drive Angry," but we also discussed the "Twilight" movies and his character, Charlie Swan.
We'll figure out a winner of this contest and announce it here soon.

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