Yeah, I Get To Fight In 'eclipse.'

It's Exciting To Kind Of Move Forward And Take Hold Of The Opportunity That "twilight's" Afforded Us, But It's Also Kind Of Sad.

'twilight' Has Ruined Me. When This Is All Over, Flying Internationally Is Going To Be Very Hard For Me. It Is Just Not Worth It To Buy A First-class Ticket, Because Of The Cost.

I'm Lucky Because My Dad Taught Me To Be Frugal And Save. And That's Important Because I Want To Know That I Don't Have To Take An Acting Job For Two Or Three Years If I Don't Want To And That I'll Still Be Able To Make My House And Car Payments And Buy Food For My Dogs.

My Mom Is A Twilight Fan As Well And She's Just As Excited Because She's Read All The Books So I Think She Wants To See It Come Alive Just Like Anybody Else. My Parents Supported Me From The Get-go, They Are Very Supportive Which A Lot Of People Don't Get. I Told My Dad I Got The Part Before I Told Anyone Else And He Cried And He's So Proud And He's So Excited. I Mean He's Amazing And I'm So Glad That He's Going To Sit Beside Me And Go Through All Of That With Me.

Throughout The Course [of Twilight], You Get To See A Little More Of Her Vampiric Side, Because I Think She's This Vampire With A Heart Of Gold And So That Was Kind Of Fun - To Show Her Be A Little Tough And A Little Fierce, And To Show That She Has A Little Bit Of A Sassy Side When She's Dealing With The Wolves Or With Jacob. So I Feel Like I Got To Really Round [alice Cullen] Out Quite Nicely.