Stephenie Meyer talks 'Twilight,' Robert Pattinson, and Kristen Stewart on Oprah Winfrey Show

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In the interview, Meyer retraced her earliest beginnings as a writer - recounting her infamous dream gone right about the precious vampire/human interaction that inspired her not to forget.
She talked about the fact that her sister, Emily, was her biggest cheerleader in the writing process, and she also noted the number of rejection letters and "no answers" she got from various publishers, noting that she got a single positive response - and that, of course, turned out to be a good decision on that publisher's part.
Meyer also talked with Oprah Winfrey about how she felt about bringing the Twilight films to life, noting the vividness of her imagination in penning the first book.


 She stated that she was excited to have Kristen Stewart - an actress which she stated has an incredible and phenomenal caliber of talent - and that she found Robert Pattinson to have an extremely unique and significantly featured face. She noted his ability to turn heads at the outset, and she also said that Pattinson, when he came into make-up as Edward Cullen, really brought to life some of the images she'd had in her own head of the character. She noted that Pattinson is a funny person and that he really transforms from the "Rob" of everyday to the character in a significant way


When she spoke about The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Meyer stated that she was most excited about the first scene she saw with the wolves. She said that the way that the film brought out the size and power of the wolves had her literally wanting to scream out loud with joy at the capture Chris Weitz had done with the picture.


She also revealed, exclusively to Oprah, the origins of the New Moon Volturi. She said that the New Moon story originally had a very tame and mild ending, but that her mother was the one to suggest a more action-oriented sequence near the end. This is, according to Stephenie Meyer's revelation on Oprah, how the Volturi came to be.


Finally, Meyer was introduced - by video feed - to a number of school administrators and teachers who explained the impact that the Twilight series had upon the literacy of their school children - at least to the effect that they became completely consumed in the series and began to enjoy reading again. They discussed the waiting line that the books caused for the library shelves. This, of course, proved to be a great segue into Oprah's typical show give-away where she partnered with Stephenie Meyer in giving away boxed sets of the Twilight series books to both the school and the audience.


All in all, a great show. Stephenie Meyer looked well, rested, and completely beaming with excitement for the turn that her series has taken in the world of popular culture. She emanated pride, and she was very honest in her discussion with Oprah on the show.


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