Twilight: What's next for the stars of 'Breaking Dawn'?

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Moving onKristen StewartRobert PattinsonTaylor LautnerPeter FacinelliElizabeth ReaserAshley GreeneJackson RathboneNikki ReedKellan LutzChaske SpencerTinsel KoreyJulia JonesBooboo StewartBilly BurkeMichael SheenDakota FanningAnna KendrickChristian SerratosMichael WelchJustin ChonKiowa GordonTyson Houseman

<b>'Twilight' past:</b> Carlisle's wife Esme's capacity for compassionate love for those around her naturally places her in the role of matriarch to her adoptive (vegetarian) vampire children: Emmett, Rosalie, Alice, Jasper and Edward. She welcomed Edward's human girlfriend into her family with open arms and serves as a second mother figure, one who helps guide Bella in the world of the supernatural, when Bella's birth mother, Renee, is away in Arizona and Florida.<br>
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<b>Hollywood future:</b> Elizabeth Reaser had TV stints on "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Good Wife." Between the concluding films of "The Twilight Saga," she'll appear in the dramedies "Young Adult" with Charlize Theron and "Liberal Arts" with Zac Efron, Elizabeth Olsen and Josh Radnor.

Elizabeth Reaser

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'Twilight' past: Carlisle's wife Esme's capacity for compassionate love for those around her naturally places her in the role of matriarch to her adoptive (vegetarian) vampire children: Emmett, Rosalie, Alice, Jasper and Edward. She welcomed Edward's human girlfriend into her family with open arms and serves as a second mother figure, one who helps guide Bella in the world of the supernatural, when Bella's birth mother, Renee, is away in Arizona and Florida.

Hollywood future: Elizabeth Reaser had TV stints on "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Good Wife." Between the concluding films of "The Twilight Saga," she'll appear in the dramedies "Young Adult" with Charlize Theron and "Liberal Arts" with Zac Efron, Elizabeth Olsen and Josh Radnor.

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