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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesLionsgate motion picture group co-chair Rob Friedman was asked by THR about the possibility of a 6th film, and he said if the material is there in another book, it will happen. “If she (Meyer) wishes to do it, we’ll be there to support her," he said. Messageboards all over the world are now in meltdown.
But really, there is probably no doubt that Lionsgate wants to find a way to keep the money for Summit's biggest cashcow flowing. To date, the series has raked in over $1 billion worldwide at the box office (and that's not counting merchandise, books and other ephemera). And the studio is estimating (hoping) that the finale, 'Breaking Dawn 2' will add $700 million to the bank (an ambitious overestimate considering it would have to do 150% more business than 'Breaking Dawn Part 1'). But either way Lionsgate has dollar signs in their eyes and we wouldn't be surprised if they've already put feelers out to Meyer to see what her feelings are about returning to Forks, Washington.
So Twihards, say a prayer under your Edward or Jacob poster tonight. The story may not be over yet.
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2 Comments
Hector | July 29, 2012 4:00 AM
I hope there is a next twilight movie
lilo | February 11, 2012 1:00 AM
why is that an overestimate since Part 1 has already made 700 million? Check your facts before you diss Twilight.