OTRC: Robert Pattinson: Everything goes 'to hell' in 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 1'

Robert Pattinson says everything "goes to hell" in the upcoming "Twilight" film, "Breaking Dawn - Part 1," which sees his reprising his role as vampire Edward Cullen.

The movie is the first part of the fourth installment of the fantasy romance series, which is based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" depicts the wedding of Bella Swan, a human played by Kristen Stewart, and Cullen and the consequences of their union.
"Even when you think things are going all right, they just sort of get worse," Pattinson told OnTheRedCarpet.com regarding the film's plot. "It was good where the book split as well, because it's a very intense, the story. It's not a big adventure or anything - it's set pretty much in a house where everything is just going to hell, basically."
Swan and Cullen go on a honeymoon on an island off the court of Brazil, where the actors filmed part of the movie. Pattinson utters a line in Portuguese in the film, but don't expect him to carry on a conversation in the language.


"I don't even know what I was saying in the movie," he told OnTheRedCarpet.com. "Just noises!"


The movie is set for release on November 18 and also stars other returning cast members such as Taylor Lautner, whose werewolf character, Jacob Black, remains jealous of the tragic couple, and Ashley Greene, Nikki Reed, Kellan Lutz and Jackson Rathbone, who play Cullen's adopted siblings. Their parents are portrayed by Peter Facinelli and Elizabeth Reaser.
Rathbone told OnTheRedCarpet.com recently that Stewart rendered him and their other co-stars breathless as she walked down the aisle in Bella Swan's dress while filming the wedding of Swan and Cullen.
The actor also referenced another anticipated part of the movie, saying: "Yes, in the honeymoon scene, we get to finally see what we've all been waiting for - some boot-knockin."
The previous three movies, the first of which was released in 2008, have grossed more than 1.8 billion worldwide. The second part of "Breaking Dawn" is due to be released on Nov. 16, 2012.


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