Just in case you haven’t yet, required reading for this article.
And in case you also haven’t heard, Breaking Dawn is due to be broken up into two films from the one book. Bill Condon is directing both films, which will wrap up the Twilight franchise in 2012. Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg recently spoke with Syfy as to just how they’re going to go about squeezing every bit of emo from this final tome into the two films:
“Nothing has actually been decided, but the natural split is somewhere
between [Bella’s] human in movie one, she’s a vampire [in movie two],”
Rosenberg told a group of reporters on June 12 in Beverly Hills, Calif.
“She’s human and pregnant in one, she’s a vampire and a parent in two.
Bill Condon has been looking at that from a visual standpoint, so
that’s a natural. That said, there’s a lot of room about where that
moment is.”
There’s plenty more, including some further comments from Rosenberg, including, “It was a very bold move, what Stephenie did and where she took her characters.” Heh.
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9 comments
I just don't understand why you guys cover these movies. Does anyone who frequents this site even care?
Wow, let me just check my Give-A-Shit-O-Meter…..hmmm, must not be working.
The only bold thing Meyer did was to take everything cool and recognizable about vampires and stomp them into sparkly glistening fat girl nerd juice.
I enjoy the books, I admit that, but I don't think this should be done in two movies. But then, it does have a pregnant Bella… and Jacob does, technically speaking, fall in love with the baby. So there's always that….
Rosenberg is a horrible writer. She is primarily responsible for the Twilight films being unintentionally hilarious. Awful
fucking stop with the twilight news, you guys are better than this
What I'm really terrified of, is that they might end the first movie right as Bella goes into labour and then start the next movie post-birth.
"She's a vampire and parent in movie 2." God – does it get ANY better than that?
#3 – LOL
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