We doubt there is a single movie in history where the actors sustained no injuries. Twilight was no exception. The surprising part? It wasn’t clumsy human Balla - it was vampire Bella getting staked in the foot and breaking her bones. Well, it was Kristen Stewart. It was Anna Kendrick hating the weather. It was poor Taylor Lautner shivering his booty off and another cast member literally injuring their booty. It was cold. It was miserable. Filming was happening in the woods a lot. The actors were suffering in parts but they handled it like pros. Hey, maybe it makes sense that the actors pretending to be unflinching human beings would get injured because as much as they can pretend, they aren’t actually invincible! Elizabeth Reaser got snow in the eye… or rather, fake snow and you probably won’t believe what it was made of that made her reaction so bad! Jackson Rathbone hid his injury because he didn’t want to lose his chance to do his stunts. Both Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart found their love making scenes to be a total cringe-fest. It’s gotta be hard pretending to be having the most magical experience of your life for an audience of filmmakers - and eventually an audience of teenagers. Yikes! Another scene that was hard to film was that birth scene. There’s never been one like it in the movies, and unless there’s a reboot, odds are, there won’t ever be another like it! Poor Pattinson was struggling and Taylor Lautner was no help. Check out the video if you’ve got burning questions you want answered!

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:24 The Snow
00:51 The Hunt
01:11 The Vampire Experience
01:44 The Showdown
02:13 The Stunts
02:29 The Rain
03:06 The Birth
03:31 The Tent
03:54 The Wedding
04:14 The Path
04:34 The Intimate Scenes
04:57 More Rain. Ugh.

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Written by: Kydra Ryan
Narrated by: Kydra Ryan
Edited by: V.Serhii


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