Will Bella's Baby Be Born?
Heads up, Twi-hards. TheWrap.com is reporting that Breaking Dawn, the fourth Twilight novel, may have been given a greenlight by Summit Entertainment, the studio bringing Stephenie Meyer's series of books to the screen. The website also states that an "individual close to the production" has told them that work on the fourth film will begin in late spring 2010. Breaking Dawn was heretofore the only Twilight novel that hadn't been greenlit. Summit, however, is neither confirming nor denying the rumors. Check out what the studio's rep has to say after the jump.
Summit Entertainment spokesman Paul Pflug says, about the report, that "Summit has no comment on that rumor at this time."
Of course speculation is also ripe that in order to deliver the PG-13 version of Breaking Dawn that Meyer wants, the studio will have to drop certain elements from the novel, such as a pretty horrific birth scene. What do you think -- should Bella's delivery be toned down? Or should Meyer let the films grow up?
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