Robert Pattinson, the star of the Twilight movie franchise, revealed to Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show that too much of his b*tt crack was shown in a love scene with co-star Kristen Stewart during the filming of Breaking Dawn – Part 1.

He shared that the scene was edited to remove the excess exposure.

Stewart also previously mentioned that the scene had to be scaled back due to it being rated R by American censors.

She described the moment as “surreal” and said it felt like they weren’t doing a Twilight film.

Pattinson added that the s^x scenes were challenging to film due to the number of people present and the need to get everything perfect.

Pattinson joked during a press conference in Stockholm that he and Stewart may already be married since they used a real priest for the wedding scene.

He also explained to Ellen on her show how they removed the excessive b*tt crack in the love scene by painting over it.

“You’re allowed to show cheek, you can’t show crack,” Pattinson said.

The Twilight cast, including Taylor Lautner, Kellan Lutz, Ashley Greene, Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone, Peter Facinelli, and Elizabeth Reaser, also appeared on the episode with Ellen.

In the Entertainment Weekly cover, Pattinson, Stewart, and Lautner discussed how the movie’s PG-13 rating limited the level of passion they could show.

Pattinson said there was a version where it was “really intense.”

However, when they did the scene, they were constantly told to stop.

The s^x scene between Bella and Edward was a significant moment in the Twilight book series, and the filmmakers wanted to ensure that the movie adaptation did it justice.

Pattinson described the scene as very charged but sentimental, and both he and Stewart were worried about how their bodies would look on camera.

It wasn’t an easy scene to shoot, as there were about 20 people in the room, and everyone was nervous about getting it right.

They wanted to convey the scene’s emotion without going too far over the top.

Stewart also discussed the s^x scene with Glamour magazine, saying that it felt weird and didn’t feel like they were making a Twilight film.

She added that they were all a bit nervous since it wasn’t a scene from the book.

The scene had to be cut to avoid an R rating, but the filmmakers still wanted to show the passion between the two characters.

The Twilight film franchise has been a massive success, with millions of fans worldwide.

Pattinson, Stewart, and Lautner became household names, and their performances helped to make the Twilight movies a cultural phenomenon.

Although the franchise has come to an end, its legacy continues to live on.