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Summit Entertainment’s THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN will be filmed in both Louisiana’s Baton Rouge and Canada’s Vancouver over the next year starting this fall. The Stephenie Meyer novel will be released as two separate films starting on November 18, 2011.
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I cant wait 4 their next m0vie…
Ah, Canada… And how many talented actors from the United States will fly up, only to be turned around at the airport and sent back home?
Why do U.S. filmmakers and talent unions allow this to happen?
Hmm surely it can’t be because of the $461 Million the Canucks spent at the TV upfronts for the 2008/2009 series year, the $521.7 million they spent last year, or the $846 million they are spending this year. I agree with you, the Canadians should keep their talent back in Canada, and keep their money and spend it on their own productions.
They should also put the kibosh on being part of the weekly domestic BO in the US and have their own damn film industry, with screens diverted to showing Canadian films. All of those tax breaks should be spent on their own films, and the border should be locked to American productions.
Why so harsh on Canada for?
Because they’re fat, lazy and slow from tanymoreany years with no incentive. Match Canada’s rates and tax breaks. Or even Louisiana’s for that matter.
I live in Baton Rouge, I think it’s so cool that their filming some of Breaking Dawn here!
Well, I can at least say that the first 3 movies were very consistent in that they each sucked bones. Let’s see if these new ones will maintain that consistency.
Just great. I guess they didn’t make enough money on the previous ones and need to get back some from struggling states. That is how the system gets abused and crew members in L.A lose their homes.
Oh I’m sure it’ll suck if it tries to follow the 4th book. I just finished it and it is hands down one of the worst written texts I’ve ever encountered. It’s baffling really. Nothing happens. It wastes time with threads that go nowhere. Worst of all is the absurd ending. It essentially peters out. Junk.
I live in louisiana too, poor actors are going to be surprised, they’ve probably never heard “yall, and dang” before, lol.
Hey dont be knocking twilight! I LOVE IT!
eclipes the movie was alsome I liked all the love scenes
The last movie of the saga is going to be the best I think
I don’t think it sucks its a love story about a vampire and a human that is in love its very romantic and has lot of passion and all the trouble they go through for eachother its sexy in a way
I’m English. I love the Twilight films, can’t get enough of them and neither can most of my other mates. It’s a shame that you Americans seem so down on it.