'Breaking Dawn' Photo Reveals Vampire Bella ... And Renesmee!

They grow up so fast, don't they? "Twilight" fans got see baby Renesmee and a blink-and-you-might-miss-it peek at a more grown-up version of Bella and Edward's bundle of joy in "Breaking Dawn - Part 1," and this week, they'll get a better idea what she's going to look like when "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" hits theaters this November.

In a new photo from the film, Renesmee (played by kid actor Mackenzie Foy) stands nestled in-between her vampire parents. While fans can only see half of Renesmee's face in the photo, which Entertainment Weekly has released, a fully transitioned vampire Bella proudly stands alongside her hubby and child. The magazine will have more sneak peeks in their issue that hits newsstands this week.

Little Renesmee, who is half human and half vampire, will play a key role in this last film in the "Twilight Saga." She is the cause of much strife between the Cullen clan and the Volturi vampires. On top of all that, she also happens to be werewolf Jacob's future love interest, thanks to a little bit of imprinting that went on shortly after her birth in "Part 1."

While Robert Pattinson may be a heartthrob in real life, Foy doesn't see her movie dad in that light. "I don't see him as cute," Foy told in November. "He's really nice and all, but he's more of a friend or a brother or a dad to me. ... Kristen [Stewart] is an amazing, sweet, wonderful actress, and I'm so lucky to be working with her," she added. "She's an amazing person."

As for that other "Twilight" hunk, Taylor Lautner, Foy continued, "He is nice, he's funny, he just loves to be with people," she said. "I loved working with all of them. They're really sweet."

"Breaking Dawn - Part 2" officially hits theaters November 16. Bill Condon directed the film, the final flick in the beloved franchise.

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