were all coming into the fresh school, looking at it like, "Wow, this is really cool." And then they were going out, hanging out and they had their click, they were like, "Come out with us?!" We were like the old people, like, "No, we're going to bed. We've done that already -- 15 minutes more sleep in the morning is a luxury! (Laughs) It was fun to see because we had that. Elizabeth Reaser: It was a trip. And it's sad right now because this is the last time I'm going to do a junket with Peter. Elizabeth Reaser: (Laughs). That makes me sad. Even seeing the movie, it made me very, very emotional. But we're so lucky that we got to finish this thing, make five movies. Peter Facinelli: Yeah. Finishing all of the books, that's a big feat. When we started there was only three books, so our goal for the first movie was, "Hey, if enough people go and see this movie, maybe we can go and do the second book, maybe -- possibly!" Then fans just came out in such great support. Elizabeth Reaser: It was crazy, when 'Twilight' opened, I remember my mum emailed me something like, "67 million!" Something like that, what it opened with, I was in shock! Peter Facinelli: It was almost numbing, you didn't believe it, because we had no idea. Was there a particular moment for you when you thought, "Wow, this 'Twilight' thing is going to be huge."