'Twilight' film franchise looks ahead
8:00 PM PST 11/13/2008 by Steven Zeitchik,
AP
Summit acquires rights to next three novels in the series
With Summit Entertainment preparing to release its big bet "Twilight," the studio is moving potential future installments in the franchise into the development pipeline.
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