Allegiant Jackets on Press + Full Synopsis from the Back Cover

From Katherine Tegan Books:

"ALLEGIANT jackets on press. Checking the color to see if it’s right for millions of copies!"

Exciting! Eagle eyed fans managed to zoom in and work out the synopsis from the back cover- which has now been added to Amazon too. Here it is:

"The faction-based society that Tris Prior once believed in is shattered—fractured by violence and power struggles and scarred by loss and betrayal. So when offered a chance to explore the world past the limits she's known, Tris is ready. Perhaps beyond the fence, she and Tobias will find a simple new life together, free from complicated lies, tangled loyalties, and painful memories.

But Tris's new reality is even more alarming than the one she left behind. Old discoveries are quickly rendered meaningless. Explosive new truths change the hearts of those she loves. And once again, Tris must battle to comprehend the complexities of human nature—and of herself—while facing impossible choices about courage, allegiance, sacrifice, and love.

Told from a riveting dual perspective, Allegiant, by #1 New York Times best-selling author Veronica Roth, brings the Divergent series to a powerful conclusion while revealing the secrets of the dystopian world that has captivated millions of readers in Divergent and Insurgent."

Divergent's Miles Teller Reveals How the Cast Pranked Ben Lloyd-Hughes

Oh Miles, we are so not surprised you were the ringleader in this. 

From USWeekly: Shooting a movie can be boring, with actors sometimes spending an entire day just standing in one spot. One good thing to come from all this free time, however, is that it has birthed the art of the "on-set prank," a little fun at the expense of costars. George Clooney does it, Brad Pitt does it, and so, Us Weekly has learned, does Miles Teller.

In a recent interview, Teller admitted to Us that while filming the highly anticipated adventure movie Divergent (adapted from the best-selling series from Veronica Roth), he had a little fun with British co-star Ben Lloyd-Hughes, who plays Will.

"The author of the books, Veronica, came by for a set visit and Ben kept talking about how much they had 'hit it off,'" Teller recalled. The 26-year-old Pennsylvania native plays Peter in the film. "It was kind of funny because he seemed to think that she liked him more than the rest of us, so I had my assistant run out for a balloon and a card. Then I wrote a fake note to Ben, signed it from Veronica and left it in his trailer."
Along with the note, Teller left another costar's phone number, and what followed was a few weeks' worth of communication between Lloyd-Hughes and someone who he thought to be Roth.

Ben Lamb, who plays Edward, told Us that it was a treat for the whole cast to watch the epic prank go down without a hitch. "I think he believed he was getting a spin-off," Lamb said. "He kept talking about his chats with her and even had scheduled a lunch which he was really anticipating."

Unfortunately, the fun and games finally came to an end when the cast was hanging out in a trailer and someone let slip the fact that the texts had been from Teller all along (Lamb believes the culprit may have been Zoe Kravitz).

"Ben stood up and was like, 'Is this a joke! Is this a joke!'" Lamb said with a laugh. "He couldn't believe it."

Shailene Woodley & Theo James on Ferris-Wheel Stunts and Hunger Games Comparisons

Theo and Shailene talk to Vanity Fair about stunts on the set, training beforehand, and filming the ferris wheel scene.

From Vanity Fair: Yesterday, Divergent stars Shailene Woodley and Theo James took Comic-Con by storm, premiering footage from their futuristic, adrenaline-fueled film at the San Diego Convention Center. But first, the duo, who play love interests onscreen in the adaptation of Veronica Roth’s best-selling young-adult novel, sat down with your blogger to discuss the dangerous stunts they had just completed on set in Chicago.

Before production began, both actors spent a month training for the physical challenges required of the big-screen adaptation, which details the grueling initiation process that Woodley’s character endures as she tries to join the “dauntless” group in a future society that divides people by their personality traits. James—the handsome British actor best known to us as Kemal Pamuk, the ill-fated Turkish diplomat who died suddenly in Lady Mary’s boudoir on Downton Abbey—did many of his own stunts, learning a hybrid style of fighting designed by the movie’s stunt coordinators and even severely injuring one its stuntmen.

“I had a fight scene, which happened very quickly,” he said. “It was, like, six guys coming at me doing various things. And unfortunately, one of the guys ended up getting 25 stitches in his face, which was not great, and I felt very guilty about it.” While Woodley did not fend off six attackers on set, she did do enough of her own stunts to injure herself. “I fell off a train and got two hernias,” the Golden Globe–nominated Descendants actress recalled nonchalantly.

“And a black eye,” James reminded her. (Read the rest after the jump)

Veronica Roth Announces ‘Allegiant’ Will Be From Both Tris and Four’s Perspectives

In case you missed in during all the excitement of Comic Con, Veronica Roth made a big announcement regarding Allegiant. Mind blown. We didn't see that one coming!

This is significant because both of the first two books, Divergent and Insurgent, were only from the perspective of Tris.

From Veronica: "So: why two POVs? Well, I tried repeatedly to write Allegiant in just Tris’s voice, but it didn’t work; her perspective, her way of seeing things, was a little too limited for the story I needed to tell. I wanted to do two things with it: A. let two characters experience different things, and B. let them react differently to the same things, so that I (and eventually, the reader) would get a better sense of the whole story, the whole picture.

I’ve said before that I’ve always seen Four (increasingly, as the series goes on) as a plot-mover alongside Tris, so he was the obvious choice for the second POV (though not the only one I tried). Exploring him and his choices and his assumptions about the world was incredibly interesting to me.
It was a big challenge, it took me a really long time, and I did my very best with it. I feel confident about the way it turned out, and I hope you enjoy it! On October 22nd! AHH!"

Jennifer Lawrence’s Advice to Shailene Woodley About Doing a Hunger Games–Like Franchise

Vanity Fair: The first day of Comic-Con has arrived, and fans are already anxiously queuing outside the San Diego Convention Center for the Ender’s Game and Divergent panels, both of which promise exclusive footage from the young-adult-novel adaptations that some are calling “the next Hunger Games.” Despite the palpable excitement surrounding the films, and their career-boosting potential, Divergent star Shailene Woodley tells us that she initially balked at the idea of starring in Neil Burger’s adaptation of Veronica Roth’s best-selling novel, for which a sequel is already planned.

When we spoke with Woodley at Comic-Con, mere hours after she arrived from the film’s dystopian Chicago set, she explained her reservations. (Read after the jump)

4 Divergent Movie Stills Now in High Quality

Here are the HQ versions of these awesome Divergent stills. See the rest after the cut. Click for huge full size.

VIDEO: The Hollywood Reporter Interviews Theo James, Shailene Woodley, Veronica Roth, Neil Burger

Another great interview. The Hollywood Reporter talks to Theo James, Shailene Woodley, Veronica Roth & Neil Burger at Comic Con about what they would do in a zombie apocalypse, plus more.
Watch the video and see more pictures below:

Comic Con 2013: Author Veronica Roth's Day 1 Diary

As part of LA Times Hero Complex's Comic-Con coverage this year, they reached out to a select group of actors and writers, asking them to document their experiences in San Diego. Here is Veronica Roth, the author of Divergent:
 

Two years ago, a few months after I sold “Divergent” movie rights to Summit Entertainment, I went to Comic-Con for the first time. I was mostly just an observer — I had a short press conference in which I explained my book, I people-watched Harry Potter cosplayers to my heart’s content, and that was about it. This year, however, with the “Divergent” movie being released on March 21, 2014, I embarked on a day packed with interviews, a press conference, a panel and a party in the midst of this fantastic nerd wonderland known as San Diego Comic-Con. (continued)

Pics: Shailene Woodley At Comic con - Leaving Hotel

Shailene Woodley at Comic con, looking relaxed as she faces photographers outside the hotel, and carrying a jar of what looks like water, but is probably some kind of awesome herbal energy restoring concoction, which she'll have needed after such a crazy day! Check the site for all the Divergent coverage from comic con.

Divergent At Comic Con 2013: The Divergent Panel & Press Line (Master Post)

July 18 2013: Today was the day that the Divergent movie was featured at Comic Con, at the infamous Hall H. And what an amazing day it was! There was a press conference, Q&A with the cast, plus exclusive footage of the movie shown to attendees. We've spent months fangirling over even the smallest set picture featuring the cast, and suddenly we a whole ton of pictures, videos & interviews.

We have everything from the panel covered in this post, including videos from the panel, panel pictures, press lining pictures, the signing afterwards, fan pictures & more. Everything else from Comic con is here linked:

Master posts: Press Conference: Here | After Party: Here | Interviews: Here

No video of the exclusive clip shown, but there is a small 2 second preview courtesy of Summit Entertainment below.

Divergent At Comic Con 2013: Round Up of Interviews

There are TONS of interviews with the cast from Comic Con, with Theo James, Shailene Woodley, Miles Teller, Ansel Elgort, Zoe Kravitz, Mekhi Phifer, Christian Madsen, Ben Lloyd Hughes, Ben Lamb, Amy Newbold, Maggie Q, Director Neil Burger, Author Veronica Roth, and theyre all included here for you to watch, plus loads of awesome pictures.

Divergent At Comic Con 2013: After Party

The Summit Entertainment after party was held after the comic con panel. Theo James, Shailene Woodley, Miles Teller, Ansel Elgort, Zoe Kravitz, Mekhi Phifer, Christian Madsen, Ben Lloyd Hughes, Ben Lamb, Amy Newbold, Maggie Q, Director Neil Burger and Author Veronica Roth all attended. Here are some pictures, fan pictures, and video.
Make sure you watch the video of Theo James dancing, its pretty epic.