"Breaking Dawn" Official Updates

THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN& production has been greenlit and I now have the latest information. The fourth saga in the Twilight Series is going back to it’s roots and will be filmed in Portland, Oregon. Principal photography will not begin until September, 2010. The film’s director has yet to be announced.

A new production company, Sunswept Entertainment, has been brought on board for Breaking Dawn. Sunswept Entertainment was created by Karen Rosenfelt, who is the daughter of former MGM Chairman & CEO Frank Edward Rosenfelt. Karen Rosenfelt served as Producer on both “Twilight” and on “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”. She did not work on “New Moon”, but is producing “Breaking Dawn through her Sunswept Entertainment banner.

There will likely be massive talent search for the role of Renesmee Cullen, the half-vampire, half-human daughter of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, just as there was through Actorcast for the roles of Seth and Leah Clearwater in “Eclipse”. Many other roles are also to be cast.

mystica schrieb:now has been green lit

shira-hime schrieb:

mystica schrieb:now has been green lit

ähm.. das heißt doch DAS sie grünes Licht haben, oder? Oo'' und wie sagte das der Bio-Leherer im ersten Teil so schön? "Grün ist was? GUT!, also los los!" ;p

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verzeiht mir mein grottiges Schulenglisch, aber ich hab den Text mal mit Wörterbuch übersetzt:

"Breaking Dawn" Produktion und Cast Updates

Der kleine Text unten von Acting Auditions, bestätigt, dass "Breaking Dawn" nun Grünes Licht hat und dass sich eine neue Produktionsfirma, Sunswept Entertainment, mit an Bord gebracht hat. Es sieht also so aus, als ob ein Vorsprechen für Renesmee gehalten werden wird. Mehr darüber weiter unten!

"Die Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" hat Grünes Licht und ich habe nun die neusten Informationen. Die vierte Saga der Twilight Serie geht zurück zu ihren Wurzeln und wird in Portland, Oregon verfilmd werden. Die Hauptdreharbeiten werden allerdings nicht vor September 2010 beginnen, hat der Regisseur jetzt bekannt gegeben.

Eine neue Produktionsfirma, Sunswept Entertainment, wurde für "Breaking Dawn" mit an Bord genommen. Sunswept Entertainment wurde durch Karen Rosenfelt ins Leben gerufen, welche die Tochter der früheren MGM Chairman & CEO Frank Edward Rosenfelt ist. Karen Rosenfelt diente als Produzetin bei "Twilight" und "Die Twilight Saga: Eclipse". Bei "New Moon" arbeitete sie nicht mit, aber "Breaking Dawn" wird sie unter ihrem Sunswept Entertainment Banner produzieren.

Es wird ein riesiges Casting für die Rolle der Renesmee Cullen gestartet werden, die Halb-Vampir/Halb-Mensch Tochter von Edward Cullen und Bella Swan, wie es für die Rollen des Seth und der Leah Clearwater in "Eclipse" bereits der Fall war. Viele andere Rollen sind ebenso zu besetzen.


ja.. so oder ähnlich!? ich les dadraus, dass BD eigentlich schon fast in Arbeit ist..

liebe Grüße, shira

Among the many topics discussed here on this blog, and especially on my Twitter, is The Twilight Saga. More specifically, "what's the deal with Breaking Dawn?" I've avoided saying too much here because most of the information being posted (leaked) is nothing but rumors and speculation. But thanks to the astute Los Angeles Times' writer Gina McIntyre, we may have some bonafide facts.

Let's get right to the bottom line: McIntyre spoke directly with the film's producer Wyck Godfrey, who is stating publicly that no decision has yet been made as to whether or not the Breaking Dawn novel will be split into two scripts (and two movies) or one. That's not really news. What is news, though, is that he is all but confirming that New Moon director Chris Weitz will NOT be back to helm Breaking Dawn, one film or two. He's also confirming that the three stars are on board and the plan is to begin shooting this fall in Vancouver.

"I think everyone would be happy and excited if he came back, but I don't think it's going to happen," Godfrey told The Times. "But right now we're just focused on the treatment and getting that right. At that point, we're going to see who's available and who's appropriate. It's such a complicated book because you have the emotions and the intensity of the love story -- so you need somebody who's just a wonderful director of actors -- and yet it's really complicated from an action and visual effects standpoint. They've got to have both tools in their kit."

As for as breaking up Breaking Dawn into two films, "It's a work in process," Godfrey told The Times. "The issue [of whether there will be one or two movies] is not going to be resolved until we get the full treatment and see whether it's organic. If it's not organic, I don't think it will be done, and if it is, it will be. It really has to do with how much level of detail from the books there is, with all of these new vampires that appear in Breaking Dawn, the whole section about Jacob...It's a very long single movie if it does become a single movie."

The three principal actors, Kristen Stewart, Rob Pattinson, and Taylor Lautner have apparently completed their negotiations and are "signed," indicating that Summit may have brokered a deal which would cover either one or two movies. Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg is back on board and hard at work on what will be either one or two films, but whatever the outcome, Breaking Dawn will be made "with an eye toward beginning to shoot in Vancouver this fall."

I'll be back to update this piece but, for now those are the facts.

Enough Nonsten nonsense stuff, let's take a quick break to go back to the whole damn thing that made Rob, Kristen, Taylor and the gang: the movies.

People get so wrapped up in these kids' private lives, we forget there's still tons of fun drama happening inside our favorite studio that brings The Twilight Saga to life!

Deep Twi tells us there is no director set yet for Breaking Dawn because no one can decide on whether it's going to be one movie or two.

It seems that series mastermind Stephenie Meyer and Summit have slightly different agendas on that one...

"Stephenie is calling the shots," our mole tells us, "and she still can't decide whether or not [making two movies] is the right thing to do creatively."

Deep Twi insists that everything—including splitting Breaking Dawn into two films—is run by Meyer (after all she penned the friggin' thing).

"Both sides have very different agendas," 'fesses our insider.

See, here's the breakdown...

Stephenie doesn't need the money, so what does she care? It's double the work to split this film up.

Adds our source:

"Meyer isn't in it for the fame. She hates doing press, and she doesn't want to be recognized for anything other than her work, so what's her incentive to drag [the book] out?"

Of course, we're assured she does want to please the fans, but isn't four films enough?

Summit is doing its best to "politely inspire" Stephenie to greenlight the two-flick route. For them, double the work equals double the money. Studios care more about that green stuff than an out-of-nowhere millionaire housewife.

"The right creative solution" is the term everyone is bantering about over at the studio, when basically, it's all about trying to convince Meyer to do it.

Says Deep Twi:

"They keep trying to persuade her it's the right thing to do artistically. They're constantly waiting for her input."

Jeez, is it actually harder for a devout Mormon to whore out her creative baby than, say, a reported Protestant like J.K. Rowling, who certainly had no difficulties milking the Harry Potter flicks for all they were worth?

Oh, and Steph, just some more food for thought: If you put the kibosh on an extra Twilight film, Twi-hards are going to have your rich little booty for din-din! Trust us, you'll be skinned alive, diced, fried and then flambéed alive.

These are fans you do not want to disappoint.

Edward•is•Mine schrieb:hilfe... könnte mir das bitte jemand übersetzen??? bin echt schlecht in englisch... bzw es ist schon neun jahre her das ich englisch mal hatte... bitte...

bei allem respekt für stephenie meyer, aber ich glaube ja langsam sie will überhaupt nicht, dass breaking dawn umgesetzt wird!

Hab heute die Bravo meines Sohnes gelesen und habe fast nen Schock bekommen

bei allem respekt für stephenie meyer, aber ich glaube ja langsam sie will überhaupt nicht, dass breaking dawn umgesetzt wird!

shira-hime schrieb:also laut Thüringer Allgemeine (Tageszeitung) vom Mittwoch könnten im Herbst 2010 schon die Dreharbeiten zu BD beginnen, spätestens WERDEN sie aber im Frühjahr 2011 anfangen..
sagt die TA zumindest... klang halt total danach, als ob schon alles in Sack und Tüten bestätigt wäre

ich wär eigentlich auf für zwei Teile.. einfach, damit mehr drin ist und's nich so gequetscht wird..

liebe Grüße, shira