Twilight Comments Become "Clickbait"

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Anna Kendrick shed some light on why she called working on the Twilight saga “miserable” — and shared that it was just a lighthearted dig at their filming conditions.“Oh. I thought we stopped doing this ‘actress makes a dumb joke about the cold weather but we turn it into clickbait anyway’ s–t in like 2014,” the actress, 34, tweeted on Wednesday, June 10.

Anna Kendrick's time on the set wasn't as fun as it appeared on screen.

Anna Kendrick's time on the set wasn't as fun as it appeared on screen.

Anna Kendrick's time on the set wasn't as fun as it appeared on screen.

Anna Kendrick's time on the set wasn't as fun as it appeared on screen.

Anna Kendrick clarified what she meant when she referred to filming 2008’s Twilight as “miserable” during the breakdown of her career video for Vanity Fair. The Oscar-nominated actress took to Twitter on June 10, replying to a headline that referenced Anna’s time on the set and her quote from the video. “Oh. I thought we stopped doing this ‘actress makes a dumb joke about the cold weather but we turn it into clickbait anyway’ sh*t in like 2014. U okay hun?” Anna tweeted.

It has been over a decade since Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's Twilight released. While the movie became a rage, Anna Kendrick did not have the best of time.

Filming the first Twilight movie wasn’t exactly a dream come true for Anna Kendrick.

(CNN)"Twilight" devotees loved the movie but filming it was not much fun, according to Anna Kendrick.The "Pitch Perfect" star talked to Vanity Fair for an interview about her role as Jessica Stanley in the 2008 film based on the Stephenie Meyer novel of the same name.Kendrick, who appeared in four of the franchise's movies, recalled "being so cold and miserable" while filming the first movie in Portland, Oregon."I just remember my Converse being completely soaked through and feeling like, 'You know, this is a really great group of people and I'm sure that we would be friends at a different time, but I want to murder everyone," she laughed."Although it was also kind of bonding.

Anna Kendrick looked back on her experience filming Twilight and explained why the project was not as fun as it appeared onscreen.“I just remember being so cold and miserable, and I just remember my Converse being completely soaked through and feeling like, ‘You know, this is a really great group of people, and I’m sure that we would be friends in a different time, but I want to murder everyone,’” the actress, 34, told Vanity Fair in an interview published earlier this month.Kendrick then acknowledged that the tough circumstances united the cast. “Although it was also kind of bonding,” she recalled, laughing.

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Anna Kendrick had a miserable time shooting the Twilight series in Oregon, confessing she was so wet and cold all the time she wanted to kill her castmates.The actress has opened up about her experiences on the set of the films, in which she played high school student Jessica Stanley, in a new Vanity Fair interview and admits she doesn’t have great memories.“The first movie we filmed in Portland, Oregon, and I just remember being so cold and miserable… my Converse (sneakers) being completely soaked through and (I was) feeling like, ‘You know, this is a really great group of people and I’m sure that we would be friends at a different time, but I want to murder everyone’,” Anna explains.“Although, it was also kind of bonding.

The “Twilight” film franchise might have catapulted the careers of many of its stars and supporting performers, but series alum Anna Kendrick is opening up about her time as a cast member in the popular movies derived from the best-selling novel of the same name. "The first movie we filmed in Portland, Ore., and I just remember being so cold and miserable,” Kendrick explained to Vanity Fair in a video interview.

Actress Anna Kendrick is spilling some serious tea about being part of the mega-hit Twilight film franchise. Not only was she sure she’d never get cast in the original film, when she did she was absolutely miserable. Anna made the comments while discussing her career with Vanity Fair in a new video. The 34-year-old says her experience filming the original 2008 Twilight movie was like a traumatic “bonding event” among the cast, similar to “people who survive a hostage situation.” Though it seems that the weather in rainy Oregon played a major factor in her feelings. You can check out Anna’s comments at the 3:04 mark in the above video.

It’s been more than a decade since Anna Kendrick first appeared in “Twilight”, playing Jessica Stanley, friend of Kristen Stewart’s Bella Swan.

Anna Kendrick opened up about her film career so far in a video interview with Vanity Fair and is making waves for what she described about filming Twilight.

Trauma is an incredibly harmful thing to endure. Perhaps you suffer from trauma stemming from a violent experience.