Ruined By One Role Or Something Else In The Story Box : Let's Find Out The Cast Lives Of Twillight Lead Actors.

In the last 2000s and early 2010s, the three stars from Twilight have gasped our eyes upon them. But what suddenly happened to them after the series was over. Let's find out what and how they maintained their careers in the film industry or did their roles in Twilight ruin it.

Kristen Stewart:

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Kristen Stewart is an American actress who has been in the film industry ever since she was a child, heading the cast in “ Panic Room” and “ Speak” but her burst out role was as the fabled Bella Swan. 

Regardless of a long list of film credits to her name Kristen to fame in the vampire histrionic movie series ‘Twilight’ – a franchise that people around the world would either adore or abhor.

Kristen Stewart was admired as an inspiration by a lot of teenagers during the Twilight dementia of the late 2000s. As she was trying to cope with all the attention received from the media field, the actress was appraised as unenthusiastic and even-tempered. 

Evidently, the problem was that she wasn’t smiling enough while embracing her colossal success. Many magazines at the time called her infuriating or weird. There were memes all over flooding on social media as Bella’s ‘Poker face’.
She became one of the underrated actors, her behavior and actions were unfair, misunderstood and she had to bear a lot of consequences for it.

Years after the Twilight era, Kristen stepped forward and spoke up about how she really felt when people wrongfully perceived her and how it struck both her personal and professional life. 

At the peak of her fame, Kristen was going through intolerable amounts of stress and admits she was affected by people misunderstanding her at the time. 
But people really didn’t understand that she was simply taking her own time to adjust to all the attention she was suddenly receiving. 

She now understands how fans could’ve misunderstood her circumspection to the spotlight for something else. 
A lot of actors are remembered for some of their most iconic roles, but their talent is not limited to one performance. Kristen had to step out of all the ado created by the Twilight saga and prove to everyone that she has the capacity to do more. 

She has yielded both in her personal as well her professional life and that was clearly visible in her attitude. She is more confident and relaxed than she has ever been. She has spent the last decade building a manifold challenging filmography. 

She found her voice after choosing smaller movies of the indie and art-house variety. She’s establishing the life she chose for herself and has pumped out some seriously great yet unacknowledged, work.

She’s the first American actress who won a Caesar award. From Snow White and the Huntsman to Certain Women, Personal Shopper to Clouds of Sils Maria, Kristen proved herself as one of the most brilliant actors.

In 2017, she went viral with her Saturday Night Live opening monologue containing a simple line that said ‘I’m like so gay, dude “ made the crowd go crazy.

She’s now in a peaceful relationship with Dylan Meyer who’s a screenwriter by profession. 

Breaking all the stereotypes, Kristen proved that she has the ability to work more in her field and be the best. Yea it did take her time to overcome the hurdles created by the world but she did manage to cross it and now she’s an award-winning actress. She only focused on herself and the life she wanted to live.

Taylor Lautner:

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The iconic wolf character was involved in one of the pop’s culture most popular love triangles with Human Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen, forcing fans into sharp competitiveness shared between ‘Team Jacob’ and ‘Team Edward'.

Taylor became global superb fame worldwide almost overnight, his stardom was further reinforced when he briefly dated pop princess Taylor Swift, arising in the 2010 – all-star romantical comedy,’ Valentine's Day'.

But when Twilight fever came to an end in 2012, with the release of the fifth and final movie ‘Breaking Dawn 2’, Taylor’s career received a stumbling block.

Taylor Lautner’s acting skills have failed to shine through the post the vampire franchise and did not meet up to the expectations of his fans. 

Lautner hasn’t come across in a movie since 2016. And it one he’d probably rather forget,  a passion project called ‘Run the Tide', which was a panned indie drama with absolutely no budget and no big studio backing.

His first big film away from Twilight was the action stroke “Abduction” in 2011, in which he topped the bill alongside Lilly Collins.

Despite not being considered the greatest actor of his generation, Lautner was still a massive star which allowed him to adjure north of $ US 5 million per movie – what he was paid for ‘Abduction’.

Dripping almost four years, after the final Twilight movie, the movie didn’t cope to get a theatrical release and made only $ US 2.8 million domestically. 

The humorous man has reputedly lost his aptitude for comedy; his movies a far cry from his ‘Happy Gilmore’ and ‘ The Wedding Singer Days'.

On Critique site Rotten Tomatoes, the film ‘The Ridiculous 6’ which Lautner jumped on board for,  is described as “must avoid viewing” and scored a pretty shocking 0 percent rating. 

While promoting Run the Tide in 2016, Lautner specified he felt pigeonholed by his Twilight stint and was focusing on other things outside of acting.

"For me the biggest thing is just surrounding myself with people that I love, just spending time, it doesn't matter what I'm doing as long as I'm with my friends and my family," he told Reuters.

"You know, I could be sitting in a cardboard box and that's where I'm happiest."

Robert Pattinson:

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Hollywood’s most in-demand chief men, the British actor Robert Pattinson was quite unknown when he landed the nominal role in the Twilight franchise. 

Now that nearly a decade has passed since the vampire love story hit theaters, Pattinson told E! News that he’ll never remorse starring in the blockbuster hit.

He continued, "It was really, really fun. It was a massive turning point in my life. I had an entirely different life after. I wasn't entirely sure I was going to be an actor until after that movie so I'll always appreciate it."

The success of Twilight made Pattinson a young good looking star and movies wanted to make out their profits from the growing fan that he had.

Even – if, it was to get out of the shining accent the Twilight movies brought him or to confront himself as an actor (or both), Pattinson dove into the individualistic movie scene. 

He started joining forces with auteur directors that gave him roles that were absolutely different from Twilight's Edward.

 From 2017 to 2019, Pattinson was seen in James Gray's The Lost City of Z, the Safdie brothers' Good Time, Claire Deniss' High Life, and Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse. 
Not all these films gave him lead roles, but they did an amazing job in showing Pattinson’s range as an actor. 

The alteration that Pattinson had as an actor is majestic, and it is one of the many reasons who saw what he did outside of Twilight were thrilled by his neoteric return to blockbusters. 

He was one of the stars of Christopher Nolan's New movie 'Tenet' and will be the new Batman in  Matt Reeves 'The Batman' in 2021.

The hindmost role will likely be accountable for Pattinson becoming one of Hollywood’s biggest stars once again. 

All of this work has set Pattinson up to do whatever he wants with the succeeding stage of his career. He might be returning to blockbusters now,  but he shouldn't completely disown doing maverick,character-driven projects either.

The best-case outline would be that Pattinson proves to be great Batman for years to come while scattering in roles that permit him to continue buckling his range. 

Whether it's crucial action movies or smaller films that gave him a chance to assert for an Oscar, Robert Pattinson has moved well formerly the days of Twilight by now.