VIDEOS: Breaking Dawn Part 1 New B Roll Footage + 10 Minute BTS Footage

Breaking Dawn B-Roll Footage from AMFM STUDIOS LLC

Can't stop LOL at Alice and Jasper busting their Dancing with the Vamps moves. LOL

VIDEOS: Rob and Kristen's Full On Set Interviews

See the cast interviews here.

VIDEO: New Breaking Dawn Part 1 Clip

PHOTO: Edward's Suit and Bella's Dress Displayed in New York

BREAKING DAWN - PART 1 - "Jacob" TV Spot

There are new scenes in the video. Just a few new scenes.

Full Video of Bella Discovering She's Pregnant

OMG!


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Breaking Dawn Cast Interviews on ET

Thinking if I will go to the premiere or not.

Breaking Dawn Part - 1 Honeymoon Scene Plus Other Clips

The video was from Sitges Film Fest. (A twilight event)

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Breaking Dawn Filming and Production Staff Update

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Wyck Godfrey on Breaking Dawn Part 1 & 2

Wyck Godfrey, Breaking Dawn producer, was interviewed by USA Today regarding which part they're cutting Breaking Dawn Part 1, about what they're going to do with Jacob's (irrelevant, in my opinion) point of view, the never ending discussion of the rating, etc. Here's the short interview.

Q: Where does the story split in half?

A: "We basically want to take the audience through the emotional part of Bella's journey as she becomes a vampire. The first part will cover the wedding, the honeymoon and the birth." The film ends just before she embarks on her supernatural transformation.

Q: The book has three segments, two of which present Bella's point of view and a middle that's devoted to the perspective of her rejected werewolf suitor, Jacob (Taylor Lautner). How is that handled?

A: "The story will break from her and follow Jacob throughout the course of the movie as he struggles with his own dilemma. There is a sense that as Bella and the Cullens (Edward's makeshift vampire clan) deal with her pregnancy, the world is still turning outside with Jacob."

Q: Why was Bill Condon, the Oscar-winning filmmaker best known for his musicals as the screenwriter of 2002's Chicagoand the director of 2006's Dreamgirls, selected as the director of the finale?

A: "These films have the most difficult stuff from a performance standpoint. With his history of directing, I can't think of anyone who would be better at bringing out the best in an actor." Plus, the director, who did the 1995 sequel to Candyman, is a fright-fare enthusiast. "He has an appetite for the genre and a passion for the Twilight books and movies."

Q: Considering what goes on during the torturous birth process, how can the rating be PG-13?

A: With Twilight's core of under-18 fans, "it would be a crime against our audience to go R-rated." However, "this is based on a much more mature book. We need to progress and be more sophisticated."

A compromise: Having the bloody, bone-crushing delivery be seen only through Bella's eyes. "She is looking through the haze, experiencing pain and everything rushing around her. We only see what she sees."

Q: How is the long-awaited consummation of Edward and Bella's love portrayed?

A: Even though their physical relationship goes way beyond what was shown in the first three films, "it does not become soft porn. It is a legitimate and important part of the movie, romantic and sensual."

Q: At the end of Breaking Dawn, about 70 or so vampires from around the world gather to face off with the Cullens and their allies plus Jacob's wolf pack. How can you keep both portions of the storytelling equally compelling?

A: "The second half is more of an action film in terms of life-and-death stakes." But the domestic moments of the first film possess an emotional punch. "There are the pangs of newlywed tension that occur that are relatable even in a fantasy film. Marriage is not quite the experience that they thought it was."

Q: Is there any chance that Condon could sneak in a musical number?

A: There might be traditional dancing at the wedding. But don't expect any of the wolf pack to suddenly howl a tune or do a soft-shoe shuffle.

P.S. I smell fade to black. Looks like we're getting the fade-to-black treatment after all. Nice.

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Breaking Dawn Promotion Update

Take this update with a grain of salt because this hasn't been confirmed, yet. If it is true, thank God there's no mention of the dog. There's only too much Jacob I can take, and the triangle is so irrelevant now so Summit better not think of putting Jacob between E&B. Let him suffer the awkwardness called 'imprinting on a baby'.

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Who is Renesmee?

It’s a big day for Twihards. First Maggie Grace signs on to play Irina. Now EW.com has learned that little 9-year old Mackenzie Foy is inches away from signing on to play Renesmee, Edward and Bella’s vampire/human love child that’s a central role in the final installment of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.

It’s not yet clear how the diminutive actress, who’s appeared in one episode each of television shows FlashForward and ‘Til Death, will portray the character who ages a full 17 years in only seven. Sources have suggested that director Bill Condon will employ similar digital effects to those used by David Fincher in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, where Foy’s face would be digitally transferred onto the face of a younger child. It’s also probable that the studio will hire a younger child in some capacity, too.

Summit Entertainment is remaining mum on the issue. But to see Foy’s angelic face, which could very well be the offspring of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, check out her website -> http://www.mackenziefoy.com/

P.S. She has Kristen's eyes and Rob's lips.

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