New 'Welcome to the Rileys' clip with Kristen Stewart & Melissa Leo

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A Message from Stephenie Meyer & Breaking Dawn news from Peter Facinelli

The Official Twilight Facebook page (click for link) recently posted a message from Steph to all the fans.

Hi Everyone!

Congratulations to the Twilight Facebook Fan Page!  15 million fans!  You guys never cease to amaze me.  In other news...

Very excited about our new Renesmee, Mackenzie Foy.  She's an amazing young actress and I'm excited to work with her.  I hope everyone had an enjoyable summer!

- Steph

Short, but sweet. 15 million?? I'm with Steph, that is amazing! We posted earlier this week about young Mackenzie Foy. Does she look like how you pictured Renesmee?

Another great announcement today came from none other than Papa Cullen himself, Mr. Peter Facinelli who declared via his Twitter account that the Breaking Dawn scripts are in his possession and are amazing! Glad to hear it, Peter. Now only 408 days to go.

3 x new Kristen Stewart images from Welcome to the Rileys

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Exclusive: New Poster for 'Welcome to the Rileys' starring Kristen Stewart

From MovieLine

The good folks at Samuel Goldwyn Films have sent over the first poster forWelcome to the Rileys, director Jake Scott’s feature debut starring James Gandolfini, Melissa Leo and, in a racy, much-buzzed-about role, Kristen Stewart. Forget Bella — meet Mallory.

Rileys features Gandolfini and Leo as a married couple ravaged by the death of their teenaged daughter. Worn down by her agoraphobia, he splits to New Orleans, where his platonic encounter with a young runaway and prostitute (Stewart) prompts each to finally pursue their respective shots at recovery and redemption. Back at the film’s Sundance premiere, Movieline singled out Stewart’s performance in particular as one to watch: “[A]s the foul-mouthed, filthy-minded teen with the gnarly complexion at the center of the story,” Seth Abramovitch wrote, “she gives another effective, rough-edged performance — while going a long way towards coloring in some of those libidinous lines left void by the ever-chaste Bella [Swan].”