“I knew it would be tough and it was as tough as it would be,” Lautner says. “Sometimes we would literally be filming – because we didn’t shoot it in order we filmed it on location. So, sometimes we’d be shooting something from the beginning of the first movie in the morning and then after lunch we are shooting a scene from the end of the second movie. And there is so much going on in-between there and our characters change so much. My character changes so much in the first movie alone, but from the beginning of this till the end of the second? He’s a completely different guy.”
Lautner adds that there were three factors that assisted him during the shoot.
“[Director] Bill Condon – huge help. Stephenie Meyer on set – huge help. The books – just being able to literally look in the books and read the scenes and just thinking about where my character is at that point,” Lautner says. “A lot of things helped. I couldn’t have done it alone.”
For Condon, the man behind “Gods and Monsters,” “Kinsey” and “Dreamgirls” saw an opportunity to partially return to his horror/genre roots.
“I started out making horror movies and I always wanted to make another genre movie and this specific book feels the most like a horror movie Certainly the last half,” Condon says. “There is also this incredible connection to the audience and there is something about making a movie where so many people care and so many people are watching. It adds to the intensity of it.”
Via Team Twilight
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