In short, the cast really couldn't act with the doll around.

Most importantly, anytime the actors were interacting with the doll, the director (Bill Condon) found that he wasn't getting what he wanted from them. Related: How Close Did Jennifer Lawrence Come To Starring In 'Twilight'? And Stephenie didn't comment,' John Bruno, the special effects supervisor, said. 'Some people thought it was OK, and other people thought, this doesn't look like a baby.

If anything, it brought a nice comedic relief,' Nicki Reed explained. 'I remember all of us being like, 'Um, what is happening right now?' Rob made a number of jokes. Without a doubt, the portrayal of baby Renesmee is one of the most cringeworthy in the series. So much so that multiple critics called out the sloppy portrayal in their reviews. and the result was just downright terrifying. She was part human, part, CGI, and part puppet. This is what caused the filmmakers to try and do a mixed version of the baby. Related: Whatever Happened To The Actress Who Played Bella's Daughter In 'Twilight'? After all, CGI didn't look as hot back then. While Renesmee would grow into a character that could eventually be portrayed by an actor, the description of the baby in the book is a little impossible to pull off with a real baby, especially when Breaking Dawn: Part 1 was released. The most important thing to know about the character of Renesmee, for the sake of this article, is that author Stephanie Meyer was really worried about how the character would translate to the big screen. In an interview with Bustle, the cast of Twilight went into detail about the strange experiences they had with the character of Renesmee and the doll that portrayed her. Bringing Renesmee To Life Was A Near Impossible Task

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