Highlights
- Hollywood actor Taylor Lautner says his forthcoming film The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 is the "most emotional" in the series.
- Lautner, 19, returns as werewolf Jacob Black in the first part of the series' finale - which sees the marriage of Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen. Launter says says it has the most "epic" emotionally charged scenes so far, Contactmusic reported.
- "Stephenie Meyer has created incredible characters and a great story. This movie is very epic, and it's much more emotional than any of the other ones, but it's also very epic," he said.
- He added being a part of the series, which was initially made on a small budget, with then unknown actors, is still sinking in for him.
- "I filmed the first one when I was 15 years old and so it was very surreal for me and the craziest part about all of this is none of us expected this. It came as a surprise to all of us, it's amazing to be sitting here today and I still have to pinch myself," he added.
- The film will be releasing on November 8.
Hollywood actor Taylor Lautner says his forthcoming film
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 is the "most emotional" in the series.
Lautner, 19, returns as werewolf Jacob Black in the first part of the series' finale - which sees the marriage of Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen. Launter says says it has the most "epic" emotionally charged scenes so far, Contactmusic reported.
"Stephenie Meyer has created incredible characters and a great story. This movie is very epic, and it's much more emotional than any of the other ones, but it's also very epic," he said.
He added being a part of the series, which was initially made on a small budget, with then unknown actors, is still sinking in for him.
"I filmed the first one when I was 15 years old and so it was very surreal for me and the craziest part about all of this is none of us expected this. It came as a surprise to all of us, it's amazing to be sitting here today and I still have to pinch myself," he added.
The film will be releasing on November 8.