2:44 am, April 15th, 2012
(Lionsgate)
Breaking Dawn ' Part 2 director Bill Condon announced late on Saturday that he, the crew, and cast of the film, including Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart would have to return to Vancouver in a few weeks to do some 'additional shots.'
Condon stressed, however, that 'we're not shooting any new scenes or dialogue, just some technical work with some of our cast and stunt actors.'
'I am really looking forward to being back on set with some of the friends I've made on my Twilight journey,' he wrote on Facebook, adding, 'And yes, Rob and Kristen will be there too, to pop in those gold contacts one last time.'
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Won't Bella have red contacts ;-)
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What about Rob's hair?!?!? Will it grow back in time?
Well, if his beard is any indication I'm thinking yes!
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Cool
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At first she will, but they'll turn gold after a while with her 'vegetarian' diet
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Out of all the directors Bill was definetly the best.
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They are going to be super busy in May! Between BD reshoots and promos for (OTR, Cosmopolis, SWATH, and Bel Ami) we will have lots of great photos!
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I've got to say that Kristen being naturally pale helps quite a bit with the vamp makeup. Not saying anything bad about Ashley Greene or Nikki Reed but since they are generally tan the pale makeup is a lot more noticeable. It just doesn't look right on them.
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The pic above reminds me of the scene in the forest in the first twilight film. The red chap stick is really noticeable on both of them.
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@Team_Jack
And these aren't re-shoots, per se. They're pick-ups of small stuff that wasn't shot by the 2nd Unit during principal photography. ' Jack
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a year later?? this seem like a joke
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I don't understand why this is 'news'. It happens all the time with movies. I guess because it's Twilight, it's a big deal. But it's really not.
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