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Original Twilight Stars Ignored for New Series

23 Nov

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Summary

  • Original Twilight actors were not involved in the new series.
  • The new series is an adaptation of Midnight Sun from Edward's perspective.
  • Cast members learned about the show from fans and were denied involvement.
Original Twilight Stars Ignored for New Series

The stars of the original Twilight films have confirmed they were not included in the development of the upcoming Netflix animated series. Actors Peter Facinelli, Ashley Greene, Kellan Lutz, and Jackson Rathbone recently shared that they learned about the adaptation of "Midnight Sun" from fans and their efforts to participate were rebuffed.

This new series, which retells the Twilight saga from Edward Cullen's perspective, would have offered significant roles for characters featured more prominently in "Midnight Sun." However, the original cast members reportedly found their attempts to engage with the production team were unsuccessful, suggesting a desire by Netflix for a completely new cast and creative approach.

Despite their disappointment, the actors expressed support for the new project, with Facinelli stating he's "sure it'll be great in its own right." The original cast remains connected to the franchise, frequently attending fan conventions, even as a new generation of actors is expected to take on these iconic vampire roles.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
No, the original cast members have confirmed they were not involved in the new Netflix adaptation and were reportedly shut down when they tried to get involved.
The new Twilight series is an animated adaptation of the book "Midnight Sun," which retells the original story from Edward Cullen's vampire perspective.
Lionsgate announced the development of the animated Twilight series, which will be a Netflix project.

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