Robert Pattinson And Kristen Stewart To Star In Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus

Throughout the course of the Twilight saga, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have been playing out a thoroughly complicated romance on the big screen. So maybe it only makes sense that they should be tapped to star in an upcoming movie adaptation of John Gray's classic battle-of-the-sexes book Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus.



Rumors are buzzing that the Twilight co-stars and rumored real-life couple are being eyed for the production, once production on the two-part Breaking Dawn wraps. And though it's an interesting prospect, it's apparently not quite a done deal yet. When asked about starring in the movie recently, K-Stew offered, "Uh, not that I know of."

And Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the Twilight juggernaut, was similarly non-committal. According to a Summit rep,

"We do have the rights to the film, but we haven't even started the casting process. In fact, I don't think there is even a script yet."

Of course, neither answer constitutes a definite "no." And when Summit does get around to officially casting the movie, it could do worse than to put its two biggest stars in the headlining roles.

What do you think? Would you like to see R-Pattz and K-Stew in Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus? Or do you associate the two of them too closely with the Edward Cullen and Bella Swan characters?

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Breaking Dawn Movie Updates: Breaking Dawn might not get made?

In a recent interview with Blast and other reporters, “Twilight” star Kellan Lutz revealed that there are no current plans to film the final chapter in the “Twilight” saga, “Breaking Dawn.”

The first three films have been made, but Lutz expressed the fear that if “New Moon” doesn’t get enough love from the fans, “Breaking Dawn” might never get made, leaving the saga permanently unfinished.

“We aren’t filming it,” Lutz said when asked about the progress on “Breaking Dawn.”

“It’s a real bummer,” he said, “because when we did ‘Twilight,’ we always hoped to continue on with the book series. Like you saw with ‘Aragon’ –- the fans didn’t support it enough, so they didn’t make the sequel, which would suck.”

Some may find it hard to believe the the cultural phenomenon that is “Twilight” wouldn’t have enough fan power to propel the series to completion. But with no word from the studio and no actors under contract, “Breaking Dawn” falling through could become a real possibility.

“There’s no word on ‘Breaking Dawn.’ They said goodbye to all the crew in Vancouver,” Lutz said. “Like, a real goodbye.”

The actors of “Twilight” were under contract for the first three films in the saga. But with “New Moon,” the cast expanded, enveloping several big-name actors, including Michael Sheen and Dakota Fanning. Suddenly, due to the popularity of the series, the actors of “Twilight” have rapidly filling schedules and less time to wait on studio decisions.

“Between ‘New Moon’ and ‘Eclipse’ I did three films,” Lutz said. “Us actors are having offers for tons of stuff now. To get the…actors that are a part of this –- the Volturi, the wolves, the Cullens — that’s a lot of actors to just say, months before we shoot, ‘Hey, can you guys come do this movie?’ Because we don’t have contracts for it. So nothing’s telling us, you know, ‘Hold these dates.’ And there’s only a small time frame that we could shoot in…because of weather. So I hope they make their mind (up) after ‘New Moon’ comes out.”

In the end, Lutz said that it’s all up to the fans.

“We all fell in love with our characters,” he said, “all hoping that you know, we could continue on…it really matters for the fans, if they come out and support ‘New Moon.’ Because we all want to finish this baby. It’s such a part of us, and it would just seem empty not to finish the last chapter.”

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TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN CONFIRMED!

Today is a good day to be a Twilighter.

Earlier today you got a look at the first character poster for NEW MOON (see it here), and now comes word direct from star Robert Pattinson that Stephenie Meyer's fourth chapter in the TWILIGHT SAGA, BREAKING DAWN will indeed become a film.

Pattinson confirmed the news while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at Cannes, where he also stated that he'd be on the way to shooting the final four days of "New Moon" in Italy on Friday, then heading back to Vancouver in October to finish up "Twilight: Eclipse," the third installment of the series.

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