Twi-hards rejoice!

We just got the newest batch of photos from “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part I” and here they are for your viewing pleasure. Warning, there are mild plot spoilers below.

The provocative pics show Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) in bed, frolicking in the water during their honeymoon, and other romantic moments. Later we see Bella revealing her pregnancy over the phone. There’s also a shot of Jacob (Taylor Lautner) talking to Rosalie (Nikki Reed).

“The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part I” opens on November 18, 2011 with an anticipated rating of PG-13. Are you excited to see the film? Tell TooFab in the comments below!

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More vampire love for Meyers books

Just when you thought your eardrums might recover from hearing the screams of Twilight fans around the world when the first film was announced, it’s time to put the earmuffs back on, because Summit Entertainment has optioned the other three books in the series (to date) and hired a writer to adapt New Moon and Eclipse, the next two.

The series is the story of Bella, an ordinary teen in love with a vampire, Edward, in a rainy northern US town. In New Moon, Edward tries to leave Bella for her own protection, causing her to take up extreme sports to feel closer to him, and form a friendship with a Native American boy who turns out to have his own supernatural secret. Eclipse sees the couple face an army of hostile vampires under the control of a former enemy, while still trying to chart their own course through the tricksy waters of undead love. The fourth book, Breaking Dawn, involves things too spoilerific to talk about, and has not yet got a writer attached.

Melissa Rosenberg is the screenwriter attached to the films – which is no surprise, since she also adapted Twilight. And, er, Step Up, because really dating a vampire is just another step in every teen’s struggle towards self-empowerment and Being Yourself. At least adapting these new books will mean that she finally gets to read them: Rosenberg makes it a point of principle not to read sequels before adapting early books so that she doesn’t get ahead of her characters.

There’s no word yet on whether the cast will return, but we’re guessing that the film company will be under considerable pressure (especially their eardrums, given the volume of screaming generally associated with this project) to get Pattinson et al back.

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