The Oscar-winning director recalled that she was in the process of directing the final films of the successful saga (Portal/Guglielmo Mangiapane)
At the end of 2011, the first part of the last film in the Twilight saga was released, which sparked fan fever since its first film at the end of 2008. Based on the work of the same name by Stephanie MeyerIn the four years the series was on the billboard, it generated $3.3 billion in global revenue.
However, its overwhelming popularity was not always accompanied by acceptance, Well, there was controversy surrounding the plot, which was disturbing at times.
Although the protagonists were always the same actors, each film in the saga was directed by a different director: Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight), Chris Weitz (New Moon), David Slade (Eclipse). Until the third film, the narrative follows the story of Bella Swan with Kristen Stewart, a 17-year-old student who falls in love with Edward Cullen, played by Robert Pattinson. Bella soon discovers Edward and his family’s secret: they are vampires and immortals. However, the story becomes a bit problematic in the story.
Sofia Coppola fled the shelter after learning that Taylor Lautner’s character “Jacob” had to “imprint” his werewolf imprint on the lead couple’s baby
Taylor Lautner’s character, JacobHe had to “imprint” his werewolf imprint on his newborn daughter. of the lead couple in a romantic way, which well-known filmmakers such as Sofia Coppola Run away from the project immediately. The Oscar winner recalled being excited to film a vampire-teen romance, but confessed that their “one meeting” to work on the drama “didn’t go anywhere.”
“I thought the whole werewolf print thing was weird. The baby. “To crazy”, were the words he told Rolling Stone magazine during the press tour for his next film, Priscilla. “But some of the earlier Twilight films could be done in interesting ways.” Despite being a fantastic genre, that detail was enough to make the 52-year-old filmmaker step down from his role as director and pursue the film Bill Condonwho took part in the last two parts in 2011 and 2012.
The “Twilight” saga generated global sales of $3.3 billion in four years of cinema
In the latest film, Breaking Dawn, Jacob’s character insists that he will be Renesmee’s mentor and friend for years before eventually entering into a romantic relationship with her. “Suddenly it’s not gravity that’s keeping you on the planet, it’s gravity. Nothing else matters. “You do everything, you are everything to her,” he said.
This part of the famous film was controversial, and not just for Sofia Coppola. Many viewers and readers of the franchise also found Jacob’s imprint on the vampire-human hybrid immediately after her birth problematic and disturbing.