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The Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 & 2 movies are the epic conclusion of the TwilightSaga. Spread over two films, and coming in at almost five hours, the movies follow Bella and Edward as they get hitched and start a family together – however, of course, there are some pretty huge complications that get in the way of their domestic bliss.

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Stephenie Meyers’ original novel clocks in at over 750 pages, as Edward and Bella’s romance reaches its finale. Producers wisely – or cynically – decided to split the final book into two movies. Financially, the decision paid off: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 chomped down on a $138 million opening weekend at the U.S. box office when it was released in 2011. Its follow up, and the final instalment on the franchise, Breaking Dawn – Part 2, did even better, scoring a mammoth $141 million during its opening weekend the following year.

Incredibly, the movies stick close to the original novel. Loyal viewers are rewarded with Edward and Bella’s wedding, a honeymoon in Brazil, and Renesmee's birth, which had to be carefully negotiated in order for the film to get the all-important PG-13 rating. Fans were also given a seriously turbo charged battle scene that was absent from the books – even if it just turned out to be one of Alice’s vision.

We delve behind the scenes to reveal what Kristen Stewart’s last day on set was really like, how some of the epic CGI was achieved, and Robert Pattinson’s eye-watering pay packet. With the cast and crew spending five years together to bring us the Twilight movies, you can bet there must have been some emotional moments on set.

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20 Robert Pattinson crashed a boat

Robert Pattinson comes across as a smooth, suave, and an altogether sensible actor. He has a serious look throughout the Twilight films - one that says he knows exactly what he is doing. However, everyone makes mistakes. At Comic-Con 2012, Pattinson reminisced about shooting the final movies in the series, mentioning what he liked and what he didn’t like, which included a problematic episode at sea.

While on location in Brazil to film Bella and Edward’s wedding, Pattinson found himself behind the wheel of a boat, which he crashed in front of '5000' people.

The crash was, of course, an accident. How embarrassing.

19 Kristen Stewart’s last day was 'ridiculous'

After playing Bella Swan for five movies, you would think that Kristen Stewart’s last day on set would have been an emotional roller coaster involving countless tears and hugs. Instead, her last day involved an unpleasant surprise.

'The very last thing I did was step on a rusty nail, before a big promotional tour, running barefoot through fake woods,' Stewart told MTV News, describing the last day as 'ridiculous.' It's not the most glamorous last day at the job. Thankfully, Stewart's foot survived the experience. However, it must've only added to the hectic day.

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18 Stephenie Meyer attended Edward and Bella’s wedding

In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 viewers can catch Twilight author Stephenie Meyer at Bella and Edward’s wedding. She appears on the left in a red dress. However, this isn’t the first time Meyer has made a cameo appearance in the franchise. She first popped up as a restaurant customer in the first movie. However, Meyer acted as executive producer and co-scriptwriter for Breaking Dawn, so she was more than entitled to her spot on the pew.

The author sat next to her co-screenwriter Melissa Rosenburg. Apparently, the two even made up a back story for their characters, with Rosenburg telling MTV News: 'Stephenie was married to Wyck, and I was [Bella's mom] Renee's friend from California.'

17 An intimate scene was cut

Getting a teen-friendly PG-13 is a goal for any YA movie franchise. Failure to do so would have locked out a large number of Twilight’s fan base from seeing the movie. The original book deals with some adult themes, including the first time that Edward and Bella consummate their marriage.

However, in the movie, the feather-strewn intimate scene had to be recut in order for it to get past censors and avoid an R-rating.

In the UK, the movie seemed like it was going to receive a 15 rating, and not the desired 12A rating. The reason? According toDigital Spy, some shots of Edward during the scene had to be cut to get the lower rating. Director Bill Condon made the necessary adjustments to ensure that the film received the desired rating.

16 There was a swear jar on set

Having 12-year-old Mackenzie Foy play Renesme in Breaking Dawn: Part 2 meant that the other actors had to watch their language around the young actor. One solution was to put in place a swear jar on set for anyone who swore. When asked about who contributed most to the swear jar, Foy was admirably tight-lipped, telling MTV News: 'Everybody cussed a little bit, but I'm not going to say who said the most, because I don't want anybody's mommy to hear, because I know if me or my brother says something, we get in trouble.'

Though it seems like not every member of the crew and cast held their tongue on set, the idea of placing a swear jar on set was a sweet one. It just goes to show you how close the crew and cast were by the end of the series.

15 CGI and prosthetics were used for Bella’s rapid weight loss

Breaking Dawn – Part 1 sees Bella go through several life changing events. There’s the marriage to vampire-beau Edward Cullen, her pregnancy, and the birth of Renesmee. Robert Pattinson described the latter scene to Los Angeles Daily Newsas “perhaps the ickiest birth scene ever filmed.”

Being pregnant with a vampire-human hybrid takes, apparently, a heavy toll on ones body. Bella suffered from rapid weight loss, which made her look incredibly ill. To achieve this look without Kristen Stewart going on a Christian Bale-style The Machinist diet, special effects experts used a combination of prosthetics and post-production CGI. “We ended [up] referencing thin fashion and runway models with very defined jaws and cheekbones,” Breaking Dawn's visual effects guru Edson Williams explained to Hollywood Life.

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14 The book’s cover made a cameo

Edward and Bella escape for a romantic getaway in Brazil, where they enjoy beautiful views of the sea and occasionally play a few games of chess. Fans of the book might notice that the chess set that the lovers use to play their flirtatious game has the traditional white pieces alongside some not-so-traditional red pieces.

This is a nod to the cover of the Breaking Dawn novel, which depicts a white queen piece in the foreground with a red pawn behind it.

The pawn and the queen both represent Bella. Chess buffs will know that once a pawn gets to the other end of the board – or, in this case, the end of five movies – it turns into a queen.

13 Robert Pattinson wore a wig for reshoots

Twilight is known for its many dubious wigs, or, at least, hair that looks like a wig. Kristen Stewart wore one for