You may have thought that, with The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 having dominated the box office and gone on its merry way, you'd not be seeing any Twilight-related items until later this year when the hype for Breaking Dawn - Part 2 will inevitably begin in earnest.  Well, you thought wrong.  Part 1 arrives on Blu-ray and DVD in ten days, and in order to build some awareness for this consumer event, Summit Entertainment has released an online tease of a special feature from the Breaking Dawn Blu-ray.

Opening in theaters on November 18th is the first installment of the final chapter of the Twilight film franchise, based on the extremely popular novels by author Stephenie Meyer, entitled The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. Returning to pen the last two movies in the series is screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg, who wrote the preceding films, and taking over the director's chair is Oscar-winner Bill Condon (Gods and Monsters, Dreamgirls). The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 features the franchises returning stars Kristen Stewart (The Runaways), Robert Pattinson (Water for Elephants), and Taylor Lautner (Abduction), as well as actors Nikki Reed (Thirteen), Peter Facinelli (Can't Hardly Wait), Elizabeth Reaser (TV's Grey's Anatomy), Ashley Greene (Skateland), Kellan Lutz (Immortals), Jackson Rathbone (The Last Airbender), Julia Jones (Jonah Hex), Billy Burke (Drive Angry 3D), Sarah Clarke (TV's 24), Maggie Grace (TV's Lost), and Michael Sheen (Tron: Legacy). 

IAR's managing editor Jami Philbrick recently had a chance to sit down with screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg, as well as actor Peter Facinelli to discuss their work on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. They talked about the new film, first time Twilight director Bill Condon, how to split the book into two different movies, the eventual introduction of actress Mackenzie Foy as Renesmee Cullen, the much anticipated wedding scene, and why the ladies love Edward. 

With The Hangover, screenwriting duo Jon Lucas and Scott Moore created the most successful comedy franchise of all time by taking a unique and clever approach the time-honored masculine cinematic tradition of the bachelor party gone awry.  For 21 and Over, their feature directorial debut, Lucas and Moore will take on another such tradition: the 21st birthday celebration.  Miles Teller was previously announced as one of two friends who take their buddy, an upstanding student just trying to study, on a raucous misadventure for his 21st birthday.  Today, Relativity Media officially announced that actors Justin Chon of The Twilight Saga and Skylar Astin from Hamlet 2 will join fill out the central trio in the comedy, and they'll be joined by Sarah Wright, who appeared in The House Bunny.

November of 2011 can’t come soon enough for those looking forward to Breaking Dawn, the latest chapter in the Twilight Saga, correct?

Well how about a early present for all of you courtesy of MTV and Summit Entertainment. How would you like a first glimpse at the Volturi on the set of Breaking Dawn?