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'Twilight' characters to live again in Facebook mini-movies

Oct 1, 2014

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If you thought Twilight ended in theaters two years ago, think again!

Lions Gate and Stephenie Meyer, the creator of the “Twilight” saga, announced plans to select five aspiring female directors to make short films based on “Twilight” characters.

The mini-movies, financed by Lions Gate and its production partners, will be shown exclusively on Facebook next year.

“We think Facebook is a great way for us to introduce the world of ‘Twilight’ to a whole new audience while re-energizing existing fans,” Michael Burns, Lions Gate’s vice chairman, said.

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