Twilight Breaking Dawn

Just when you thought the books, the posters, lip gloss and the dolls were enough, in comes “Breaking Dawn: Special Edition.” On August 4th, Stephenie Meyer is re-releasing the fourth installment of her “Twilight Saga,” but she’s adding some extras that are sure to excite all you Twilighters out there. I know you’re eager to once again “sink your teeth” (that line never gets old) into the book and enjoy some new content as well!

The special edition is packed with goodies. According to Borders.com, the book includes a replica of the handwritten lyrics for Blue October’s “My Never” — a song that screams “Twilight” — and a “Breaking Dawn” Concert Series DVD.

I’m super excited for the DVD, because I thoroughly enjoyed the concert when it stopped by NYC’s Nokia Theatre last year. The DVD includes a performance by Justin Furstenfeld of Blue October, whose performance at the concert was amazing, and a conversation between the singer and Stephenie.

I can recall Stephenie and Justin sharing a lot of secret information and stories about the “Twilight Saga” during the show and they also discussed how Justin’s music really reflected the story between Bella/Edward/Jacob. Every conversation and song aroused deafening screams from fans. I had so much fun at the concert, so I’m really excited to have the chance to bring that experience home in the form of this exclusive DVD.

But wait! There’s more!

I’m sure your wall is already filled with Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner photos, but just in case there’s some space left, the special edition book also comes with a full-color Edward and Bella poster. I mean what Twilighter — or closeted Twilighter (I know there’s a lot of you out there!) — wouldn’t want that?

from (hollywoodcrush.mtv.com)

During the New Moon panel at Comic-Con the cast was asked what they were looking forward to in Breaking Dawn if/when it gets made into a movie. In a moment that seemed to fly over most people’s heads, Kristen Stewart said she was looking forward “to actually being pregnant.” While subtle, it seemed to be a dig at all the baby gossip that’s been surrounding her lately.

When the question got to Robert Pattinson, he responded, “The cesarean section.” This can mean only one thing: Pattinson is excited to be a father … in Breaking Dawn.

A DIRECTOR for the Twilight saga’s fourth film, Breaking Dawn, has not yet been named.

But a number of choices are being mentioned online as the fans speculate on who will bring the final book to life on the big screen.

So let’s take a look at the unofficial shortlist as put forward by the Twilight community.

First though, we need to rule out the existing filmmakers from the franchise.

And we can do that with the help of Ashley Greene, who plays vampire Alice Cullen (pictured), sister of Robert Pattinson’s character Edward.

Ashley, 22, was asked by E! Online if there would any repeat directors for the fourth instalment, which starts filming in spring 2010.

She said: “I don’t think so. [Eclipse director] David [Slade] and [New Moon director] Chris [Weitz] will both be busy in post-production, and Catherine [Hardwicke] will be doing Hamlet.”

That sounds like a logical answer – and it leaves the director’s chair empty for the final film. So who should take on the fourth instalment?

Some have mentioned Guillermo del Toro, who has a strong interest in fantasy horror and made the vampire film Cronos as well as Pan’s Labyrinth and the two Hellboy movies. He’s far too tied up with the two films of The Hobbit, not to mention a host of other film projects on his plate.

Others have suggested Peter Jackson, who is best known for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and whose films have amazing creature effects, such as Gollum and Kong. But he’s an executive producer on Del Toro’s Hobbit and is wrapped up with that.

Another name put forward is Danny Boyle, director of the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire. Some think he is an unlikely choice for the franchise but he directed sci-fi horror flick 28 Days Later, assisted on its sequel 28 Weeks Later and helmed the sci-fi space drama Sunshine.

Then there’s Juan Antonio Bayona (pictured right), who made the excellent Spanish-subtitled horror movie The Orphanage, which was co-produced by Del Toro. Bayona was at one point reported to be directing Eclipse before David Slade was officially announced. He’d be a great choice but he won’t be available because in spring next year he starts filming Hater, an adaptation of David Moody’s 2006 thriller novel about an epidemic of violence.

Another possibility could be Drew Barrymore, who has turned her hand to directing with upcoming comedy film Whip It! and was rumoured to be under consideration for taking the reins on Eclipse.

Also suggested is Stephen Norrington who directed the first Blade movie and is attached to a new big-screen version of The Crow as well as a new Blade prequel trilogy.

Other options could be one of the directors of the Harry Potter films. A solid choice would be Alfonso Cuaron who took on the third Potter movie, as well as directing Children of Men and being a producer on Del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth.

Those are among the names put forward by fans online. But there are many other possibilities out there.

(from Coventry Telegraph.net)

After Robert Pattinson confirmed he was signed on for the fourth Twilight instalment, Breaking Dawn, back in Cannes, everybody has been crying out for more details.

Rumours are that the script for the third movie, Eclipse, which should starts shooting August 17, hasn’t even been finished yet.

“I haven’t seen a page,” exclaimed Ashley Greene, who’s heading back up to Vancouver to shoot the third Twilight flick this summer.

“All I know is that, as of now, I only signed on to do three,” Billy Burke has been quoted as saying. Maybe he’s just trying to keep  all the twilight gossip down-low, or it could be that the secondary cast members haven’t started negotiations. Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are locked in their principal roles.

But Breaking Dawn isn’t exactly as far away as you all would think.

According to Ashley Greene “We’re going to start right after Eclipse”.

So will we see any repeat directors for the fourth film? Stay tuned.

Yes finally news has just come in, Rob Pattinson and crew will be filming all four movies to complete the Twilight series!

News that Breaking Dawn, the fourth and final book in the Twilight series, has been given the green light by Summit Entertainment. Insider sources  say, Breaking Dawn will commence shooting in the spring of 2010.

This is great news for all Twilight fans !

New Moon is currently set to be released in November of this year, while the third film, Eclipse, is due to be released around June 2010.

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