Twilight cast bids farewell at final premiere
Reuters : Fri Nov 23 2012, 16:10 hrs
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The Twilight books by author Stephenie Meyer have been a publishing sensation and the four movies have made more than $2.5 billion combined at box offices worldwide. The final film sees the bliss of newlyweds Bella (Stewart) and Edward (Pattinson) and their daughter threatened by an ancient vampire coven.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn —Part 2 opens in several European countries on November 14 and arrives in U.S. movie theaters on November 16.
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