Announcement For Premiere Date Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

And so it begins…

Let's take you back, way back, over a year ago, when The Twilight Saga: Eclipse premiered
at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live. It was a blissful night in July, the
California sun peeking behind the buildings of downtown. Over 100
self-proclaimed lovers of Twilight actually camped out on the
cement for 72 hours to be among the first to get up close and personal
with the cast of the third movie in the franchise. It was the one place
that surely a Twi-Hard would be guaranteed to catch a glimpse of Holy
Trinity of Twilight in all their wonder, as well as every other
actor from the Twi-verse. The media dubbed the event "Tent City" and
its about to happen all over again this November.

 



Summit has just announced that the fourth film of the franchise, Breaking Dawn: Part 1, will
have it's world premiere at the Nokia Theatre again on November 14th.
On that Monday, El Lay's downtown will clammer with the sounds of cries
and screams and jubilation for the vampire/werewolf universe. If you're
not on Team Jacob or Team Edward, we're warning you now - stay away!!!

For the rest of you, dust off your Robert Pattinson panties, your Taylor Lautner pillow cases and your awkward Kristen Stewart flip flops and make ready for the trek back to Tent City.

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Kristen Stewart bio and Gallery

A fervent surfer who bears a striking resemblance to the young Jodie Foster, Kristen Stewart was poised to become a preteen star with her role opposite Foster in David Fincher’s atmospheric thriller Panic Room (2002).

A resident of Los Angeles, Stewart’s nascent acting career got off to a promising start when she was cast in two vastly different films.

Eschewing fluffy kids’ movies, Stewart played troubled single mother Patricia Clarkson’s tomboy daughter in independent film darling Rose Troche’s tough examination of suburban angst, The Safety of Objects (2002). 

Stewart subsequently got her first taste of major Hollywood success with Panic Room. Replacing the original child actress cast as divorcée Meg’s sullen, diabetic daughter Sarah, Stewart became an even more felicitous choice when original star Nicole Kidman dropped out and Foster stepped in. 

Though critics were less than ecstatic about the film, Stewart still garnered positive notice for her believable presence as Foster’s offspring.
Following a supporting performance as the daughter of a couple who unknowingly move into a seemingly haunted house in the 2003 chiller Cold Creek Manor, Stewart took top billing in the emotionally charged drama Speak in 2004. Cast as a traumatized high school freshman whose status as a selective mute draws the concern of friends and family, Stewart’s handling of the remarkably intimate material drew praise from critics and Sundance audiences. 

A subsequent role in Catch That Kid (a remake of the Danish blockbuster
Klatretosen) found Stewart in super-spy mode as a scheming
twelve-year-old who recruits a pair of friends to rob a high tech bank
in hopes of paying for a life saving operation for her dying father.

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