MTV Chats With Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart At Comic Con 2012

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Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart made their final trip to Comic Con for the Twilight Saga. They held an interview with MTV and the three stars of Breaking Dawn Part 2 were clearly more open than they were 4 years ago. Rob joking as usual and Kristen being more open than she has been in the past. Best of all, they all seemed to be enjoying their last Comic Con together! You can catch their fun, yet sad interview to find out what they all had to say and to see just how much they have grown since the saga first began in 2008.

I am sad to see this being the last Comic Con they go as a team, but I am also glad that they seemed to be having so much fun! I think it will help make for lasting memories that are good for them. Hopefully, we can see them do more work together in the future, but at least we do have November 15th to look forward too. I am sure that I will cry at the end since it will be the true end, but at the same time I know they all have such promising careers ahead of them. However, with that being said they will always be seen as Bella , Jacob and Edward as well. Some things cannot change what people see when they want to see it.

How do you like this interview? Have their public personas improve in the last four years? I say so, I think they feel safe enough in their own skin and are used to the hub-hub around them. However, it might also help that they knew this was the last time that they would have to do this for the Twilight Saga. I know Rob and Kristen both have showed disdain for their roles, so it could be a huge factor here. But I want to think it was for a truly, good reason like the love of their jobs or roles!

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   Bettyel

   July 14, 2012 at 3:23 am

   Great interview. The three of them look so relaxed and happy. I enjoy seeing how much they have matured over the years. They seem so much more comfortable being interviewed now than at past Comic-Cons. Good job MTV.

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