Honeymoon Scenes on Isle Esme Wraps Things Up in Brazil



A day without Breaking Dawn news is hard, but thankfully, the production moved from interior to exterior shots. Yay!!

Check out photos and reports after the jump **SPOILERS**







Globo reports:

On Friday, 12th Nov, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart filmed the scenes of the honeymoon of Edward and Bella in the new film in the series "Twilight, "" Dawn. "The scene took place in Mamanguá Beach in Paraty, Costa Green River, opposite the house chosen by the production to be Isle Esme, a private island purchased by the 'father' of Edward, Carlisle, for the wife, Esme. Before Kristen and Robert enter the scene, the production has prepared the site with screens to try to prevent the clicks of the paparazzi. But to the delight of fans of the saga, the romance scenes were recorded. Before exchanging kisses to the camera, the two filmed playing chess. Despite the rain that hit the region on Friday, Robert and Kristen wore costumes summer: he and she sailing in shorts. 

The honeymoon scenes marks the end of Dawn in Brazil, as Hollywood Life reports:

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are saying goodbye to Brazil. The on-and-off-screen couple has been in Paraty, Brazil, all week to film the “Isle of Esme” honeymoon scenes. HollywoodLife.com spoke with a source close to production who revealed that Breaking Dawn producers rented the house for 22 days at the end of October, but Rob and Kristen are leaving the tropical paradise Nov. 13 by helicopter. “It took the production crew 10 days to change the house to the way they wanted it [for the film],” our  source tells us. “Then they spent five days filming scenes and now they will spend the next five days changing the house back to the way it was before." Several fans tweeted Nov. 9 that Rob and Kristen filmed the highly-anticipated “feather scene,” in which Bella wakes up covered in feathers after losing her virginity to Edward.

They sure play an awful lotsa chess games. Homage to the book cover, perhaps? :D



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