Twilight producers talk

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Oh boy! I have myself a TWILIGHT article to post! Yippie! What a super day it really is! Okay, okay, I have to calm down. It’s time to start the joyous report. Here we go:

It seems that Radar Online was able to interview the producers of the TWI Saga. These producers, or as I like to refer to them TWI-ducers are composed of Wyck Godfrey, Greg Mooradian and Guy Oseary. The trio was in Beverly Hills last Saturday attending the 36th Annual Vision Awards where they picked up the Film of Vision Award for, I suppose, TWILIGHT. And no, it was not the 36th Anal Vision Awards that the vamp flick won for, it was 36th Annual Vision Awards (just thought I needed to clarify).

So if you feel like checking out the short interview, simply click right here for the video presentation. You’ll learn which book in the TWI Saga one of the producers likes the most as well as how much Italy loves Robbie Pattinson as well as the possibility of a TWI spinoff. In other words, this is must-see viewing! Tally-Ho!

Ashley Greene is in TWILIGHT.

Source: Radar Online

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