'Breaking Dawn Part 2' Followed by 'Twilight' Reboot in June?

Sources say Breaking Dawn Part 2 could be followed by a new Twilight reboot as early as June of 2013. That's just seven months after the "final" Twilight films hits theaters.

According to a report from the International Business Times, even though the reboot (it's uncertain if it will be a TV series, made-for-TV movie or another film on the big screen) won't likely include Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, it will no doubt feature the same setting--that of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen.

There's some speculation that the reboot could be based upon Taylor Lautner's character Jacob Black. And if that's the case, Twihards will eagerly anticipate the next chapter in the saga. However some of the other purported storylines are questionable.

Author Stephenie Meyer's say in the whole reboot option is vital, since she created these characters and understands not only their background but their chances of withstanding a major storyline.

Robert Pattinson photos on 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2' promo tour in Sydney

Only a day after new photos of Robert Pattinson emerged as he was leaving the U.S. for the worldwide “Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2” promo tour, the Edward Cullen actor was seen this Monday, October 22, for the premiere of the last “Twilight” movie in Sydney, Australia.

The talented star seemed happy to take some candid photos with fans as he walked the red carpet, offering some funny faces for the many cameras outside the Fox Studios film theater, wearing a handsome dark suit (quite unlike the incognito get-up in the airport this week).

Robert Pattinson had this to say about the premiere of “Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2” and the end of the blockbuster vampire saga: 

“This last film was hard. I mean, we were shooting this big action sequence for about two and a half months in a massive warehouse where they normally sell cows, with a bunch of fake paper snow and green walls, and you literally started to go insane after a while! Yeah, it gets tough doing stuff like that … it gets a little repetitive.” R-Patz also laughed as he recalled how well his recently back together girlfriend Kristen Stewart completely fit into her new vampire role as Bella Cullen.

“Yeah, [Kristen] was really excited about becoming a vampire. Everyone else who’d been pretty consistently in the films had obviously been playing vampires for ages. And so it was funny seeing someone that was human so suddenly come into the role and try and figure out the version of the physicality and mentality of it so well.” 

Pattinson was also seen in some new photos on a Sydney beach for an exclusive photo call prior to the red carpet premiere. No doubt fellow fans will be excited for both Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart (currently in Japan for the promo cast tour) to return this November for the premiere of “Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2” in the U.S.

Robert Pattinson - Robert Pattinson Admits Wearing A Wig For 'Twilight'

Robert Pattinson has admitted he wore several wigs for scenes in the forthcoming Twilight movie, 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2'. Fans of the British heartthrob will probably be dismayed to hear that the actor's look in the final movie in the Saga was partly attributed to the work of the hair and makeup department.

However, it appears the actor - who reprises his role as Edward Cullen - wore the hairpiece against his own will, telling People magazine, "We had to do the re-shoots a few weeks ago, and it was the first time I had to wear a wig. I couldn't believe my last two days on Twilight they put this orange wig on my hair", before adding, "It's like Frankenstein's monster and is an amalgamation of six wigs". Robert appeared alongside Twilight co-stars Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner at the annual San Diego Comic-Con this week, building anticipation for the final movie. In a public panel on the film, Lautner joked about what he would say to his younger self should he have the opportunity to return to the first Twilight movie, saying, "Don't succumb to peer pressure and start wearing a wig like everybody else in this cast".

The final movie in the Twilight Saga is released in the U.S. and UK on November 16, 2012. Both Pattison and Stewart are now well into their post-twilight movie careers, with the former recently appearing on David Cronenberg's 'Cosmopolis'.

Robert Pattinson Reveals a Big ‘Breaking Dawn’ Secret

Robert Pattinson is almost as known for his iconic locks as for playing heartthrob vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight saga. But fans of the thrillers may notice something slightly out of place with his vampire alter ego’s trademark mane in the final chapter of the series.

“We had to do the re-shoots on [Breaking Dawn -- Part 2] a few weeks ago, and it was the first time I had to wear a wig,” Pattinson told fans last week at a San Diego Comic-Con panel for the film. “I couldn’t believe my last two days on Twilight they put this orange wig on my hair.”

The hairpiece, which Pattinson described as being “like Frankenstein’s monster” and “an amalgamation of six [different] wigs,” practically had the actor pulling his hair out.

So when asked what he would warn his younger self about if he had the opportunity to go back in time to the first Twilight film, Pattinson’s answer was clear. He joked, “Don’t succumb to peer pressure and start wearing a wig like everybody else in this cast.

Robert Pattinson Calls 'Twilight' Fatherhood 'A Strange Experience'

SAN DIEGO — For the fourth and likely final year, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and the rest of the "Twilight" cast descended upon San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday (July 12), to the delight of their most dedicated and enthusiastic fanbase who made the trek to the convention.

MTV News was lucky enough to catch up with Pattinson in the midst of the madness ahead of the cast's appearance in Hall H to chat about what he loves about attending Comic-Con, looking back on his first impressions of his fellow castmembers at the start of filming "Twilight" and the strange transition of playing a dad in "Breaking Dawn - Part 2." 

Regarding what he enjoys most about Comic-Con, Pattinson shared, "It's kind of like one of the big premieres, but you can actually have an interaction with [fans]. With the premieres, it's just screaming, and you're just kind of wandering around in a daze. Here, it's a show, so it's kind of fun — a really, really high-intensity show."

Watching Pattinson interact with his castmates, it's easy to see that the actors have developed a lovable rapport and genuine friendship, but he revealed that those relationships took a bit of time to develop as everyone got over their initial nerves on the set of the first film.

"I was incredibly insecure at the beginning," Pattinson admitted. "I had never done an American movie before, and everyone was more experienced than me pretty much — even the people who hadn't done anything seemed more experienced than me — so, yeah, it felt very foreign to everyone, but it's changed as it's gone on," he said. "These are the people I've known for the longest in L.A."

About the franchise's highly anticipated final chapter, "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," Pattinson characterized Edward's character arc as a happy transition into adulthood.

"For Edward, he kind of just started to relax in ['Breaking Dawn - Part 1'], and also, he's a father. I have an 11-year-old kid in this. It's completely different; he's like an adult," Pattinson marveled. "It's really strange, and it's kind of hitting me at this period [in my life] when I'm thinking, 'Oh, I'm not a kid anymore,' when I'm playing it, so it's a strange experience, suddenly making that transition to playing fathers of 11-year-olds. I've been playing a 17-year-old for five years."

Robert Pattinson feels naked when he acts using English accent

Robert Pattinson 'feels naked' when he acts using his English accent.

The 26-year-old star admitted that he relies on changing the way he speaks to feel like he is in character.

He told The Sun, "I feel very naked with my British accent. I feel like I'm not really acting."

However The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 actor confessed that he doesn't have much interest in starring in movies based in the United Kingdom as the American film industry is far superior.

He added: "And also, English things aren't very good."

Robert recently revealed he isn't 'buff enough' to be an action star.

The hunk admitted he would prefer to make smaller, gritty dramas rather than take on blockbuster roles because he thinks he doesn't have the physique to be an action hero.

He said, "If there is a way to maintain a career doing small, interesting movies I would take that option. I'm not buff enough for robot movies."

He told Empire magazine, "That's my biggest problem, confidence. I'm taking baby steps and hoping people will keep employing me. I can't see tons of people watching Cosmopolis and screaming at it. It would be amazing if they did."

Robert Pattinson for Hunger Games?

Robert Pattinson has been linked to a role in The Hunger Games sequel.

The star is best known for playing vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight movies, and is now rumoured to be joining another popular teen franchise.

Speculation is rife that the British heartthrob could sign up to appear in Catching Fire, the follow-up to the hugely successful movie The Hunger Games.

Lionsgate are reportedly eager for Robert to play the role of Finnick Odair. The character is devastatingly handsome and was one of the youngest winners of the Hunger Games.

In Catching Fire, past Hunger Games champions are called upon to battle each other to the death in another challenging event - the Quarter Quell.

If Robert does accept the role, he would be reunited with Francis Lawrence who directed him in Water for Elephants.

Other famous faces rumoured to be playing Finnick include Grey's Anatomy hunk Jesse Williams, Zac Efron, Chace Crawford and Robert's Twilight co-star Kellan Lutz.

Catching Fire - starring Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson - is scheduled to begin shooting in the fall and has a release date of November 2013.

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Robert Pattinson, Scarlett Johansson to star in Hate Mail

Twilight star Robert Pattinson is reportedly set to star opposite Scarlett Johansson in Hate Mail.

The casting rumour first began at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival, when producer Michael Benaroya promoted his latest project.

Benaroya himself is expected to finance Hate Mail which is projected to be made with the budget of USD 11 million, reported Aceshowbiz.

Further details of Hate Mail are still to come. It is said that it "will feature interweaving stories about several Manhattanites who encounter various iterations of hate mail and grapple with the subsequent fallout of their relationships."

It is unclear what character Pattinson and Johansson would play. It was said that Phillip Seymour Hall was also included in the cast ensemble.

Robert Pattinson: Filming Cosmopolis "Gave Me Balls"

Even hunky vampires sometimes struggle with self-confidence.

In a new interview Premiere magazine's special Cannes-themed issue, Robert Pattinson opens up about how filming David Cronenberg's sex-and-violence filled Cosmopolis helped give him the confidence he needed to tackle heavier roles.

"Filming Cosmopolis with David changed something in me," the Twilight star, 25, tells the magazine. "It gave me balls."

Prior to signing on to star in the dark drama--based on the Don DeLillo novel of the same name, about a billionaire who nearly loses everything (including his mind) in the span of one day--Pattinson admits he "spent time doubting myself. As soon as I read a script that I liked, I was working myself up, asking myself if I was good enough."

But now?

"I tell myself: 'F--- it! If they want to hire you, go!'" the actor exclaims.

For his part, Cronenberg says he never doubted Pattinson's leading-man abilities.