It was inevitable that the release of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” was going to create a stir as far as the “Twilight” wedding goes. Sure enough, right around when the movie released, we saw Bella’s wedding dress and honeymoon bed go on sale, and saw a bunch of fans lie about being engaged to try on the replica dresses.

Mattel must have seen some opportunities in the frenzy, as the Barbie toymaker will be releasing a line of “Breaking Dawn” dolls in February. Of course the set will feature Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in their wedding costumes from the movie as Edward and Bella, but the set will also feature a Taylor Lautner as Jacob doll. His doll will, of course, be shirtless.

This won’t be the first time a set of “Twilight” dolls have hit the market from Mattel. Previous versions tying in to “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” and other movies in the series are also currently for sale.

But considering all the hype surrounding the “Breaking Dawn” wedding, chances are pretty good that these ones will sell even better. And now your dream of building a scale model replicating the wedding scene from the movie and selling on Etsy can finally come true!

The 21-year-old actress’ Breaking Dawn character Bella Swan becomes a mother in the latest instalment of the vampire franchise, so she had a lot of scenes with a young child, leading her to make an extra – although not entirely successful – effort not to use curse words.

She told Empireonline.com: “I have, like, Tourette’s syndrome. I get so mad sometimes if I can’t get something. I have a child in Breaking Dawn and I constantly swear, so there is a swear jar on set that just I ended up paying into.

“Every single time she’d go, ‘I know what you just said!’ and I’d say, ‘No, you didn’t! You didn’t hear that!’ “

Now that filming has finished on the Twilight series, Kristen has moved onto other films, appearing in On the Road and Snow White and the Huntsman, which has seen her move a further out of her comfort zone to embrace more diverse characters.

Kristen – who is in a relationship with her ‘Twilight’ co-star Robert Pattinson – added: “Well I have had a lot of experience playing very contemporary, very close to myself relatable parts, but I find that I have to have that feeling even if it is placed in a different context such as Snow White which is fantastical.

“I’m not, at least not yet, a character actor. But the last few parts that I have played, like I just played Marylou in ‘On the Road’, were so completely different to who I am that it made me realise I can push myself a little more.

“I can probably do things that aren’t within my comfort zone. Not that I try to stay there! It’s just that when you are a particular person you connect to certain things.”

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Kristen talks about the song that is played during the wedding scene in Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part One.

Dedicated Twilight fans might recognize the song that plays during the long-awaited wedding between Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) when they see Breaking Dawn this weekend (if they haven’t seen it already; the film made over $30 million in midnight screenings Thursday night). It’s a special ‘wedding version’ of the Iron & Wine song, ‘Flightless Bird, American Mouth’ that played during the prom scene in the first Twilight movie way back when in 2008.

“Before we even started shooting the first Twilight with [director] Catherine Hardwicke, I was rehearsing with Rob and we were sort of dancing around this room, trying to do this scene,” Stewart tells EW. “I put on Iron & Wine’s ‘Flightless Bird, American Mouth’ and I just became instantly emotional. Rob couldn’t handle it — it got weird! But I was like, ‘oooh, this is perfect.’”

Stewart says that they ended up playing the song for her on-set when they filmed the actual scene, and the rest is Twilight history. Listen for parts of the song to play during the long-awaited love scene too: “I think our composer played with it and you hear the melody throughout the film,” says Stewart.

Be sure to pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly to read more from Kristen, Robert & Taylor!

MTV.com has spoken with the costumer for her new film Snow White & the Huntsman and she talks about how pleasant it was to work with Kristen.

Every mirror, mirror on the wall has been itching for a look at “Snow White and the Huntsman” star Kristen Stewart bedecked in her medieval mantle, and thanks to a few paparazzi pics and a just-released promotional banner, we’ve caught glimpses of the star in various guises. But we wanted to know more about her costuming in the 2012 release, so we hopped on the phone with Oscar-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood, who explained the star’s transformation from “Twilight” teen to fairy tale titan.

To be sure, Kristen is no princess in peril in this retelling—and her costumes reflect that. “She isn’t playing a really fluffy kind of princess or anything, but she really, I think, is having fun getting to wear those kinds of things and she looks great in them,” Colleen explained of the period pieces. “I think for an actor, getting to put stuff like that on for movies is more work because it’s not in the comfort zone of a pair of jeans or sneakers. But it takes you to a different place in your mind and your body. She’s been great to collaborate with.”

And as Kristen’s character transforms into a fiercer version of herself, so does her wardrobe. “Her costume evolves as the story unfolds,” Colleen continued. “She runs away from a situation, and she’s on the run for a long time, so as she’s going, bits of it get torn away and it becomes a totally different animal by the time we get to another point in the movie. She has a couple other moments that are more ‘costume’ moments, but her basic costume—I think she wears it well, and I think it works really well in the parameters of the story.”

As for the suit of armor we’ve seen in so many set snaps, it isn’t real metal, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a certain heft to it. “It’s not comfortable by any means. It probably weighs about 15 pounds. It’s half her body weight,” Colleen joked.

Kristen is certainly holding her own from what we’ve seen so far, and we can’t wait to see even more (specifically the trailer, which is due to drop tomorrow)!

iVillage is giving away over 1,500 tickets for fans of the Twilight Saga to attend an advance screening of “Breaking Dawn – Part 1” in New York City, Chicago, or Atlanta, taking place the evening of November 17!

Fans can enter daily through November 10, so if be sure to enter every day, so you’ll increase your chance of winning!

Plus, one lucky grand prize winner and their guest will receive a trip to New York City to attend an advance screening there. The trip includes round-trip airfare, accommodations, and tickets to the show!

Just click the banner to go to the entry form!

Parade did an interview with Kristen about the new film and Kristen opened up about her thoughts on the wedding scene and the animosity between Bella & Edward.

Kristen Stewart has now walked down the aisle in a dream wedding dress and had Bella’s dream honeymoon in Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1. But off-screen, Kristen says she still doesn’t exactly feel like a “grown up.”

The 21-year-old star talked to Parade.com about her highly anticipated love scene with Robert Pattinson and how Bella and Edward “hated each other” for the first time.

Parade did an interview with Kristen about the new film and Kristen opened up about her thoughts on the wedding scene and the animosity between Bella & Edward.

Kristen Stewart has now walked down the aisle in a dream wedding dress and had Bella’s dream honeymoon in Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1. But off-screen, Kristen says she still doesn’t exactly feel like a “grown up.”

The 21-year-old star talked to Parade.com about her highly anticipated love scene with Robert Pattinson and how Bella and Edward “hated each other” for the first time.

On the love scene the world is waiting for.
“The bed stuff was a little bit technical and weird. Every time I was off-camera, I was making goofy faces at Rob to make him laugh. I couldn’t take it seriously. I had fun when we got romantic in the water though. It felt very spontaneous.”

On her big walk down the aisle.
“I was so transcendentally weird that day. It was one of the last things that we shot in the movie, and I felt it all coming to an end. I was uber-aware; my nerves were so close to the surface of my skin. I had all of these beats in my head laid out about what I was going to do in those scenes. Like, I knew that there was a moment where you’re supposed to swell and glow. It was intense. The morning we were filming the wedding, I let all the others go to work without me. I stayed in my bedroom by myself and I did not go to set with everyone else. I tried to have the experience of what I would feel before the wedding and what I felt when it happened for real, and I think it came across. I felt good that day.”

Who cares if it’s old-fashioned love?
“What I really love about this particular film is that the director, Bill Condon, was not afraid of people calling it corny. If you’re going to do a real romance, you should feel the heart of it and not be ashamed of it. It’s so not hard to stomach, but it’s so romantic and traditional. I’m into that. I like that.”

On Bella and Edward “hating each other.”

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