Two days ago, we have posted news that Breaking Dawn will be split into two films. According to Nikki Finke, studio bosses have reached that decision and that filming would begin in mid-October. This was later overturned by Summit, saying that no decision was made yet although the movie will be made.

In a new report by The Hollywood Reporter, no deals were made with the actors either. The three principal leads, Rob, Kristen and Taylor, were all signed for three movies only and will be negotiating for Breaking Dawn.

But if the studio is planning to move forward with that plan, its lawyers should get busy locking in that cast first.

We’ve learned that no talent deals are in place with the principal actors to return for a fifth movie. And they’re not even close, we’re told. That means neither Kristen Stewart nor Robert Pattinson nor Taylor Lautner has yet signed on to a (possibly 3D?) supersized “Breaking Dawn.”

That doesn’t mean it won’t happen, of course. After lengthy negotiations once “Twilight” became an international sensation, the stars are currently locked for the third movie (already finished and set for release in June) and a fourth to be filmed in the fall. But if Summit wants to extend the production schedule on “Breaking Dawn” and split it in two that will require a new deal for each of the actors. (The studio wouldn’t dare claim the bifurcated “Breaking Dawn” is just one long movie that happens to be released as two. The final “Harry Potter” book is being divided into two movies, and we’re told the talent deals were revised to pay the actors separately for both films.)

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