As have been reported yesterday, Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz were rumored to have been causing some casting problems for Summit Entertainment. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the two Twilight actors have been delaying the announcement of the production of the last Twilight book, Breaking Dawn, due to casting problems.

In a new report by Entertainment Weekly, it seems that Ashley and Kellan wants to have at least $4 million for the each of the last two films. According to rumors, Ashley and Kellan initially banded together with Nikki Reed and Jackson Rathbone but Nikki have decided to settle with Summit and may reach a deal soon. No words yet about Jackson’s case. The actors apparently want some increase since they are also working hard for the film and are logging the same hours as its lead stars were.

Greene and Lutz don’t have huge roles. Greene portrays Alice Cullen, the future-seeing sister of Edward Cullen and Bella’s closest friend in the Cullen clan. Lutz plays older brother Emmett Cullen and his part, so far, has been minor. Yet sources tell EW.com that the duo are asking for $4 million a piece for each of the final two films. Greene and Lutz had initially banded together with fellow co-stars Nikki Reed and Jackson Rathbone to form a united front, but sources say Reed backed down and is now close to finalizing her deal, which is said to be in the $750,000-$1 million range per film — the amount Summit initially offered the four cast members. (Rathbone’s status remains unclear, and his reps had not returned a call for comment at press time. Reed’s manager declined to comment.)

The studio declined to comment on the negotiations. But sources tell EW.com that Greene and Lutz believe that because the supporting actors do as much publicity as the lead actors, and have to log almost as many hours on set, they should be paid accordingly. One source involved in the negotiations says that Greene and Lutz just want to get $1 million or more.

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