Stephenie Meyer Still Hasn’t Ok’ed ‘Breaking Dawn’ For Film

While the third installment of ‘Twilight’ is currently being filmed in Vancouver, and the second installment is due for release this November – it’s still unsure of whether or not the fourth film will happen.

It’s hard imagine the fourth film ‘Breaking Dawn’ not getting the green light from Summit Entertainment, but that’s not what’s holding the process up. Stephenie Meyer still has to give the “ok”.

Last month, Robert Pattinson hinted at the production schedule of the fourth film. Pattinson said if all goes as scheduled they’ll begin the filming for ‘Breaking Dawn’ in April after he returns from filming ‘Bel Ami’ in Paris.

“The film has not been greenlit – and thus no decisions about the film’s shooting location, start date, the director, etc… have been made,” said a spokesman for Summit Entertainment.

‘Eclipse’ will hit theaters next summer, and ‘New Moon’ will be released on November 20th.

Stephenie Meyer to auction many Twilight goodies for a great cause

Stephenie Meyer, celebrated author and clever mind behind the Twilight series and all its infamy, is making a stance – Save the Book Babe. This program, which Meyer openly supports, has brought her, despite her reclusiveness of late, to the podium once more, is a charity which will go to benefit a friend of hers suffering from cancer.

Meyer’s contribution to the event? There are several.

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“Stephenie Sightings”

Our Arizona author, Stephenie Meyer, has been sighted around town doing normal mom things, like shopping at Target and Albertsons.  Only now, even those normal activities are generating buzz in the small town of Cave Creek.  They are being dubbed, “Stephenie Sightings.” 

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Twilight vampire series author Stephenie Meyer hailed as new JK Rowling

Booksellers say Meyer’s books are helping fill the void left by Harry Potter after the last instalment in the stories the boy wizard was published in 2007.

Publishers had fretted openly about how they would maintain sales after the publication of the final part of the series Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Figures published by the retailer amazon.com show Meyer’s books dominating the top 10 lists for the last year in Britain, the US, Canada and France, enjoying an international success not seen since the height of “Potter-mania”.

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