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Twilight star can't wait to get back to cast

'Twilight' star Nikki Reed has said that she can't wait to see her co-stars again when filming the next movie in the franchise 'Breaking Dawn'.
1 of 1 Reed - "We love each other a lot."
Reed - "We love each other a lot."

According to MTV News, the actress, who plays Rosalie Hale in the films, said: "Just seeing everyone again [will be good]."

"We've been making these [movies] for a couple of years now, and this year seems to have gone by really fast."

"We've all gone off and had other jobs. I found after the first 'Twilight' movie, we were all sitting around LA, going 'Hey, aren't we supposed to work a lot? Isn't this supposed to open doors?' We've spent a lot of time together [in the past], and in this past year, I haven't really seen anybody."

"[I'm excited about] just going back to being with the family, because we love each other a lot, and I think we're sad this is coming to an end."

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