The Sundance Film Festival is always full of A-list celebrities walking the red carpets for their latest movies premiering at the high profile event. This year a unique, unexpected star took the stage. Stephenie Meyer is famous to millions for her Twilight books. Now she’s a movie producer and she spoke about the film Austenland on stage after its premiere. Based on the book by Shannon Hale, Austenland is a romantic comedy about a Jane Austen themed resort.

“This is a really amazing experience to get to take a book that I really loved and help make it real with a bunch of friends,” Meyer s...

With Breaking Dawn: Part II, the Twilight movie saga comes to an end, and makes its last appearance at San Diego Comic-Con. Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and author Stephenie Meyer are in San Diego greeting the fans, camped out in tents, for one last time.

At a press conference before their Comic-Con panel, the trio addressed the possibility of a reboot, should a new group of filmmakers decide to film the books again. Pattinson dared someone to do it.

“I would love to see that,” he said. “I pity the person who takes over my part. I would campaign against them.”

Of course, Pattinson ...

Kate Beckinsale's daughter became so obsessed with the Twilight books; she demanded to be treated like a vampire one Christmas and insisted she didn't want any gifts.

The British actress is an avid reader, and last month took time out of her schedule to back National Reading Month by talking about her love of literature to kids in Los Angeles.

She has passed on her thirst for books to her daughter, Lily, and reveals Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books left a huge impression on the youngster one festive period.

She tells Us Weekly, "She read Twilight and was completely obsessed with them....

"The earth is at peace. There are no wars. There is no hunger. Honesty, courtesy and kindness practiced by all. The world has never been more perfect. It is no longer your world." That's how the trailer begins for "The Host."

The film, set to hit theaters in 2013, is based on the book by Stephenie Meyer (you know, the author of the massively popular "Twilight" saga?)

"The Host" centers on a body-snatching alien who infiltrates a group of human rebels and takes over the soul of Melanie (Saoirse Ronan). The alien then begins to feel bits of her personality coming through. Max Irons will pla...

Max Irons has landed the leading role in "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer's upcoming film adaptation of "The Host."

The 26-year-old son of veteran Jeremy Irons has beat out Miley Cyrus' boyfriend Liam Hemsworth and "Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington for the part.

Irons will play Saoirse Ronan's boyfriend, Jared, who falls in love with both her free spirit character Melanie and the alien who takes control of her soul, Wanderer in the new movie.

Director Andrew Niccol tells People magazine, "Stephenie was very involved (in the casting)... It's a love story on a grand scale."

The movie,...

The Hunger Games hits theaters Friday in what looks to be a battle for box office gold (it’s already sold more pre-sale tickets than any of the Twilight movies, according to Fandango). And while it’s current 100 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes is reassuring, anxious fans still have a week to go before they’ll know for sure if director Gary Ross paid good enough tribute to Suzanne Collins’ literary franchise.

Before then, let’s take a look back at Hollywood’s best and worst popular franchise adaptations...

BEST: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Before Peter Ja...

Robert Pattinson fears he will be "too old" to star in another "Twilight" movie if author Stephenie Meyer ever decides to add a new installment to the hit vampire series.

The British hunk has portrayed vampire Edward Cullen in the movie adaptations of Meyer's popular books since the first film hit cinemas in 2008.

The fourth and final book in the "Twilight" saga, as it stands, has been split into two film releases, and "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," is due to be released in theatres later this year.

Meyer has flirted with the idea of revisiting the characters in her vampire fantasy in the fut...

The woman behind the "Twilight" saga has landed a cameo in the film franchise's penultimate movie.

Author Stephenie Meyer, who appeared briefly in the first Twilight film, will have another blink-and-you'll-miss-her scene in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 when it hits cinemas later this year.

Online film reports suggest screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg will also appear in the film.