In a new interview with E!News, Twilight screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg praises Robert Pattinson and how he adapted well to the changes bought by Eclipse director David Slade.

Congrats again!Eclipsewas our favorite movie out of the three.

“Oh great, I’m glad! I think it may be mine, too.”

Some fans were worried initially when David Slade signed on that the film would be too dark. What was your impression when you first met David?

“We were so in sync, and that’s not just a line. We really were. He speaks in a visual language. It was a great collaboration because he would bring storyboards, act out scenes in terms of how he saw them and I was able to translate that onto the page. By the time he got on set what was on the page was what he wanted to shoot and was whatgot shot. There wasn’t a lot of inventing going on past that.”

Rob said recently he was very challenged by Slade in playing the role of Edward this time around, and that it felt like a new character. What was the dynamic between Rob and David like?

“You know, David has talked about how Edward has to go from having just gotten Bella back to literally ripping someone’s throat out at the end [ofEclipse]. It’s a hard journey to get to for a character. So I know David worked with Rob in terms of bringing out that dark aspect of him, and we worked together on the script to make sure that was in there.”

Change can be unnerving for an actor, so was Pattinson onboard to bring this new character out? Or did he prefer the Edward inTwilightandNew Moon?

“Ohsure. Rob is a courageous actor. He wants something to chew on, as it were! He wanted something meaty to really be able to act.”

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