Twilight’s Peter Facinelli Humorously Recalls Filming Neck-Biting Scene With Robert Pattinson And Reveals What He Whispered To His Co-Star


Twihards love talking about the differences between the Twilight movies and books, but what about what happened on the set of the movies vs. what we see on screen? When a bunch of the Twilight cast reunited for MegaCon in Orlando, Peter Facinelli, aka Carlisle Cullen, recalled a funny BTS fact about the scene in the first movie when his character turns Robert Pattinson‘s Edward Cullen into a vampire.

Much of the Cullen Clan, including Peter Facinelli, Ashley Greene, Kellan Lutz and Jackson Rathbone came together for MegaCon’s “Meet The Cullens” cast panel. Robert Pattinson came up, of course, and Facinelli shared what happened when he had to bite the actor’s ear in Edward’s transformation flashback (via People).

I leaned in the first time, on the first take, and said, ‘I’m sorry.’ ‘Cause I felt like Carlisle didn’t really ask for permission — you should always ask for permission.



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