Twilight has a huge fan base. I think it’s different for every movie, my fan base changes for every movie. I think the coolest thing about having people identify with things that you identify with is that it just reassures you, it’s sort of like wow that communality is really great and I don’t feel like I’m on a different level with them at all, I feel very creatively fueled, it’s the same thing that you get from a good director or a good actor: ‘Oh you like it too !? Awesome, me too I really like it!’ and it feels good. – Kristen Stewart
When we caught up with Taylor Lautner later that day, he acknowledged that Stewart did get to throw him around a bit in this movie. He detailed the day they filmed the scene where Bella finds out that his character, Jacob, imprinted on her newborn daughter, Renesmee, and was not too happy about it.
"I think it was just one day [of shooting]. So it was a long day of being tossed around in the backyard, but it was fun," Lautner said. "Kristen is impressive in it. I think the fans will love her chucking me across the yard and stuff. It's a hilarious scene."
In hindsight, Jodie says she should’ve given her former “Panic Room” co-star Kristen Stewart a ring to get some tips on how to deal with the excited crowds – especially since the “Twilight Saga” star has been to five Comic-Cons to date.
“[Kristen] really should’ve given me some tips,” Jodie told Access Hollywood’s Scott Mantz with a laugh, at the convention in San Diego. “She’s doing great. I just saw ‘Snow White and the Huntsman,’ which I thought was extraordinary and I thought she was absolutely brilliant in.”
The “Breaking Dawn” beauty, now 22, was just 12 years old when she played Jodie’s on-screen daughter back in 2002, and Jodie said she’s watched Kristen’s career grow with a bit of maternal pride.
“I’m proud of her,” she said. “I feel like she’s my daughter too!”