Taylor Lautner graced Jimmy Kimmel Live! with his presence May 24, where he got emotional discussing the end of the Twilight saga. “It’s very weird,” the Breaking Dawn star, 18, admitted. “We’ve literally been filming for the past three or four years, and it’s strange to know I’m not going back — I’m not going to film as Jacob Black anymore.
But before you go crying into your Team Jacob pillow, there is one good thing to come out of Taylor not filming anymore.
“We’re going to be promoting these movies for the next two years,” Taylor said, promising Twi-hards they’ll be seeing his face — along with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and the rest of their Forks, Wa., posse — for literally years to come.
But Taylor isn’t the only star who got emotional when filming wrapped. In fact, it might shock you to hear which of the cast members got the most choked up: K-Stew!
“I was pretty upset myself, but I think the biggest surprise was Kristen,” Taylor confessed. “I predicted, ‘Guys, we’re going to be kind of sad when we finish this.’ On the last day, we did get emotional.”
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Taylor Lautner will be abducting fans to the theater this fall when his action-packed flick "Abduction" hits the big screen. Lautner promoted the upcoming flick when he stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Tuesday night, also telling the host that he's feeling emotional now that he's wrapped up "Breaking Dawn," the final installment in the "Twilight" series.
"All done. It's very weird. Yeah, we've literally been filming these movies for the past three or four years. It's strange to know I'm not going back; I'm not going to be Jacob Black anymore. ... But on the other hand, we're going to be promoting these movies for the next two years," he said on the show. "I was pretty upset myself, but I think the biggest surprise was Kristen [Stewart]. She's very sweet, yes. I predicted it from the beginning. On the last day, it did get emotional. ... We are all great friends."
Looking ahead to his next venture, "Abduction," which co-stars Lily Collins, Lautner premiered a new clip. In it, the actor is seen getting into fisticuffs with a man on a train. And those paying close enough attention do get a quick peek at his abs.
"It was just a coincidence [that I used to study martial arts and now I do action flicks]," he said. "When I was young, I did every sport possible, and martial arts was one of them. This movie was the first time I got to use it."
So what about all those "Stretch Armstrong" rumors? He explained, "We'll see. There's a lot of stuff in the works."
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