Third ‘Twilight’ Film To Hit Theatres In 2010
Get ready for “Twilight” fan-demonium again next year.
“Eclipse,” the third film based on the popular vampire-romance books, has been scheduled for a June 30, 2010 release.
The second movie is still months away from hitting theatres, but Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the film franchise, is jumping on an attractive date for what is considered an important release, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
As previously reported, the “Twilight” sequel, “New Moon,” will be released Nov. 20.
“Twilight,” the first movie to come out of Stephenie Meyer’s literary series, opened last November and exceeded expectations by taking in $69.6 million over its first weekend.
It has grossed $189 million domestically and $363 million worldwide, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com.
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