“I don’t think we had any idea what it would become,” says Josh of the film series. “It’s really cool to look back. We didn’t do it to be this massive thing for us we were just going to have fun on a movie.”
Getting involved opened lots of new doors, not least of all a chance for Williams to interview Robert Pattinson (Edward Cullen in Twilight).
“I sat down with him and had a little candle lit interview,” she says blushing.
“It was really funny because they set it up as if we had known each other for years but we’d just met. I realised, we did the interview and it was kind of awkward and once we were out of the interview and we were just hanging out it was totally cool.
“It’s just strange that cameras and Hollywood stuff, it’s a new world for us – we’ve never been a part of it.”
It has hired "Twilight" scribe Melissa Rosenberg, a writer/producer on Showtime's "Dexter," to adapt the first two. "Breaking Dawn," has not attached a writer.
While this does NOT confirm that the rest of the books will be turned into movies, this is certainly very good news for the franchise. We'll keep you updated!
UPDATE: Robert Pattinson has a few comments about New Moon that he made to the Chicago Tribune:
A sequel [aka New Moon] may get the green light this month, he said.
"They will literally decide the next day or the day after" once the movie opens, Pattinson said. "I think they only have plans to do the second one. There's no script for the third one. The script is already done for the second one."
