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Twilight: Eclipse script leaks

Simon Brew


A 110-page copy of the Twilight: Eclipse script has apparently leaked online…

Published on Jan 6, 2010


Blimey.

It's been revealed that a script that was leaked online earlier this week was, indeed, a draft of the upcoming Twilight sequel, Eclipse. So if you want to have the entire film spoiled for you by reading it on a piece of paper instead of seeing it on the big screen, then apparently now you can.

Whilst, to be fair, we've no inclination on the planet to read it (er, in this writer's case for reasons on top of the one given in the preceding paragraph), a 110-page draft of the script is nonetheless doing the online rounds. It's not supposed to be the final version of the screenplay, and according to the site Celebrity-Mania, it features the name of the actor Jackson Rathbone on it (who plays Jasper Hale in the films). He might have to go and sit on the naughty step for that.

Confirmation of the script's authenticity has come from Nikki Finke at Deadline Hollywood, who also notes that it was Rathbone's copy of the screenplay that was leaked online. But it's unlikely to do the film any commercial damage whatsoever. At worst, it's likely to put someone at Summit Entertainment in a bit of a bad mood. Ho hum.

Twilight: Eclipse will be arriving in cinemas in June.

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Re: Twilight: Eclipse script leaks
Posted By bobsuncorp 1 January 7, 2010 07:21:05 PM

I can't imagine any of the fans will want to read it either - not unless it comes with topless pictures of the male stars next to the text.

Re: Twilight: Eclipse script leaks
Posted By zarrot 1 January 7, 2010 08:18:54 PM

It's a script treatment of a book in a series that has been might faithful to the source material. What exactly is there to learn you don't already know from reading the book?
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