The dazzling photographs within this book are just wonderful together with highlighted, significant quotes from the film. Complete with never-before-seen images, exclusive interviews (with the author and actors) and personal stories one is able to glimpse the production as a whole and revel in this spellbinding delight! Inside one is able to discover the Cullen family crest, find out secrets behind some of the most dramatic scenes and learn just how a Vampire sparkles in the sun!! This ultimate, comprehensive visual companion captures the on-screen world that brought such distinctive characters to life for all. Exploring in-depth behind the scenes of this major motion picture sensation, one is able to delve into Stephanie Meyer’s creation even more by understanding the thought-processes behind the magic. This beautiful book is a must-read for all ardent, devotees of the film sensation and Twilight creation, which has stolen so many hearts by connecting to a wide audience. And with its beautiful glossy photographs and clean easy layout it’s sure to be a top seller for Christmas.Ī sumptuously stunning photographic tie-in guide, bringing Stephanie Meyer’s creation to life & the film that has captured our hearts!Īs an enthusiast of the sensational Young Adult series ‘The Twilight Saga’ I was thrilled when the phenomenon became a film adaptation, taking Twilight to the big screen. Also, further information on the writer’s translation from the book to movie would have been good.įor the most part, I’d have to say that it’s aimed more at a fan of the movies than a fan of the books (it is, after all, a movie companion).

However, I would have liked to see more interviews with the cast and Stephenie Meyers if possible. Interviews with the director and producers were all smoothly integrated into the behind-the-scenes information. The book mostly covered the finding the various locations and the actual shooting of the film - though every once in a while an interesting piece of information (such as the mechanics of Edward dinting the truck) or the invention of a Cullen family crest, would find it’s way through. Having an obsessed 18 year old “Twilighter” in the house, this book has been sitting around for about a month now and, seeing how I went to see the movie last week, I was finally able to read it.

Twilight illustrated guide