Elizabeth Reaser: For me it happened so many times, because I kept being shocked by it every time. But the very first time, I was doing a show in San Diego, I was working on something else -- I think I hadn't even shot the movie yet, I'd just been cast. And I was sitting in a restaurant and these girls from Mexico came up to me, the movie had not come out yet, and they said, "Are you Esme?" It was so bizarre and amazing, they hadn't even seen the movie yet, didn't know me from anything else, but they knew that I was Esme. Peter Facinelli: I think for me, the first time I realised this was a huge phenomenon was....actually there's two. The first one was after we had finished filming the first movie, the movie hadn't come out yet and I was in Hawaii, people were reading the book all along the beach. I was like, "Wow, that's pretty cool." I was out on this deck, which you had to swim to get to about 20 ft out, and some 14 year old girl swam out there and said, "You're playing Carlisle in 'Twilight' aren't you?" The movie hadn't even come out yet so I was completely shocked. But even at that point I didn't fully understand. But then when it really hit me was at the premier of 'Twilight,' because I got out of the car and there was like four blocks of screaming fans,