The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn parts one and two will feature additional scenes not included in Stephenie Meyer’s novel.
While producer Wyck Godfrey recently said the film will stick as closely as possible to the source material (within PG-13 limits), screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and star Peter Facinelli (who plays Carlisle) tantalisingly reveal there will be some bonus scenes on offer.
“The other [Twilight films] follow the books, I think, fairly closely,” Facinelli told Showtime.“This one does follow the book, but there’s some added scenes, which enhance the story.”
Rosenberg reveals she will “expand on the mythology created by Stephenie Meyer" in relation to the Volturi and Xavier Samuel's vampire character Riley (who pops up at the end of Eclipse).
“Twilight is very much about first love," she said of Edward and Bella's Twilight Saga journey. "New Moon is about first heartbreak. Eclipse is about the [love] triangle [between Edward, Bella and Jacob].
While producer Wyck Godfrey recently said the film will stick as closely as possible to the source material (within PG-13 limits), screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and star Peter Facinelli (who plays Carlisle) tantalisingly reveal there will be some bonus scenes on offer.
“The other [Twilight films] follow the books, I think, fairly closely,” Facinelli told Showtime.“This one does follow the book, but there’s some added scenes, which enhance the story.”
Rosenberg reveals she will “expand on the mythology created by Stephenie Meyer" in relation to the Volturi and Xavier Samuel's vampire character Riley (who pops up at the end of Eclipse).
“Twilight is very much about first love," she said of Edward and Bella's Twilight Saga journey. "New Moon is about first heartbreak. Eclipse is about the [love] triangle [between Edward, Bella and Jacob].
"Breaking Dawn is really about growing up.”
"Growing up" for Edward and Bella entails sex, marriage, babies and (because this is Twilight) vampire transformations (though not necessarily in that order.)
Rosenberg explains: “Breaking dawn is a very adult novel, and the movie will be as well.
“The characters have grown up, and they’re dealing with very mature issues. The passion of it is what’s important.”
"Growing up" for Edward and Bella entails sex, marriage, babies and (because this is Twilight) vampire transformations (though not necessarily in that order.)
Rosenberg explains: “Breaking dawn is a very adult novel, and the movie will be as well.
“The characters have grown up, and they’re dealing with very mature issues. The passion of it is what’s important.”
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 is out on November 17.
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