Artwork for The Twilight Saga main characters

Like it or like most people hate it The Twilight Saga was a cash cow so this rumour was expected and now the final film is only a few weeks away what better time to surface it. When something brings in so much money there’s no way Lionsgate Films are going to let this one go easily and are looking at a possible TV Spin or film spin off which will be set in the same world and possibly same timeline as the films.

Moviehole are reporting that the lycan population of the franchise with the Wolf Pack an arc been seriously considered as an possibly area worth looking at especially as the vampires where always the film’s main focus.If the project does go ahead the format won’t focus on any trio of characters.

So with that news does that mean Kirsten Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner won’t play any part of the series and if this is the case would the hardcore fans still be interested? It will be a risky move however it’s one that the studio looks like there willing to take and with no big payouts money can go elsewhere as well as be cost-effective too.

And if your a Twihard I’m sure you’ll have your tickets to experience the whole The Twilight Saga franchise in one night? Yes, what night? Watch all the films on 15th November , the day before The Twilight Saga:Breaking Dawn Part 2 arrives on November 16th!

source: Moviehole


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