London,
(ANI):
Movie
bosses
have
dismissed
rumours
that
the
next
Twilight
film
is
beset
with
problems,
insisting
that
stories
of
disagreements
and
re-shoots
have
been
blown
out
of
proportion.
The
cast
and
crew
of
the
upcoming
third
instalment,
The
Twilight
Saga:
Eclipse,
are
preparing
to
head
back
to
Vancouver,
Canada
to
re-shoot
several
scenes
ahead
of
the
movie's
release
in
June
this
year.
The
news
sparked
rumours
that
executives
at
Summit
Entertainment,
the
production
company
behind
the
hit
films,
were
not
happy
with
the
final
cut.
Stories
also
surfaced
suggesting
director
David
Slade
had
been
dropped
from
the
re-shoots
following
a
disagreement
with
studio
executives.
But
a
representative
for
Summit
is
adamant
the
re-shoot
is
not
indicative
of
problems
with
the
film
-
it
has
been
planned
for
months
and
'very
little'
footage
needs
to
be
filmed
again.
The
spokesperson
also
insisted
movie
bosses
are
'very
happy'
with
Slade's
direction,
and
he
will
be
involved
when
filming
restarts.
"The
reshoot
was
planned
for
months,
like
it
is
with
the
majority
of
films.
None
of
the
meadow
or
action
scenes
are
being
re-shot," the
Daily
Star
quoted
his
rep
as
telling
GossipCop.com.
"Reports
much
like
the
one
earlier
today
are
ploys
to
drive
traffic
(to
gossip
websites)
without
any
merit
and
without
any
support
from
the
studio
on
what
is
actually
going
on
or
true,"
the
rep
added.