But the gift didn’t sit right with the 70-year-old, who noted that a male director would’ve received “a car, or a three-picture deal, or [getting] to do basically whatever you want” for creating such a blockbuster hit. And indeed, the first film—which was adapted from Stephenie Meyer’s book series—was a memorable release, grossing $407 million in return, per Forbes.
And it seems that Stephanie isn’t ready for the saga to be over, previously revealing that she has even more books outlined.
“I have other stories outlined,” the author told Good Morning America in an interview published Sept. 17, “that I don’t know if we’ll ever get to.”
But even if she never actually writes and releases them, the 51-year-old promised that fans will still get to find out how Bella, Edward and Jacob’s stories end.
“I’ll have somebody disseminate [my outlines] after my death,” she said, “if I never get around to it.”
“For me, Bella and Edward are frozen where Breaking Dawn ended,” she continued. “For me, the stories go on.”
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