As legions of “Twilight” fans no doubt already know, the vampire Edward Cullen leaves behind his town—and his true love, Bella—at the beginning of “New Moon.” That’s some heavy stuff, so it’s no surprise that the actress who plays Bella views the second book as considerably more harsh than the first one.
“It’s a struggle,” Kristen Stewart told the Los Angeles Times. “It’s almost lower-key, almost depressing. It’s more tragic this time around. It’s not as sunshine and roses.”
That’s not to say the original movie was some G-rated, feel-good popcorn flick. Afterall, Edward and Bella had to fight off blood-thirsty vampires throughout the film, and Kristen Stewart eventually wound up in the hospital after a nasty bite.
As legions of “Twilight” fans no doubt already know, the vampire Edward Cullen leaves behind his town—and his true love, Bella—at the beginning of “New Moon.” That’s some heavy stuff, so it’s no surprise that the actress who plays Bella views the second book as considerably more harsh than the first one.
“It’s a struggle,” Kristen Stewart told the Los Angeles Times. “It’s almost lower-key, almost depressing. It’s more tragic this time around. It’s not as sunshine and roses.”
That’s not to say the original movie was some G-rated, feel-good popcorn flick. Afterall, Edward and Bella had to fight off blood-thirsty vampires throughout the film, and Kristen Stewart eventually wound up in the hospital after a nasty bite.
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