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Actress Nikki Reed, who recently announced she will soon become a jewelry designer, revealed a couple of secrets from the set of The Twilight Saga and confessed she just got the script for the upcoming last two installments, “Breaking Dawn” Part I and Part II, which begins filming in New Orleans this week.

In an exclusive interview for OK!, the 22 year-old shares a couple of irresistible details like how Peter Facinelli is a great chef and talks about the very controversial “birth scene”. Here are some highlights:

On special talents of her castmates: “Well Peter’s [Peter Facinelli] like a chef – a super chef. He makes a mean pasta with a vodka sauce,” Nikki shares. “Everyone is so different and the nice thing is we spend a fair amount of time apart even when we’re working, so it never gets weird or funny. Jackson brings his whole band when we’re shooting and they do their thing, Elizabeth and I go to the gym and do fun stuff like that. Kristen does her thing.”

On future plans: “I’m going to school actually while we’re shooting. I’m taking a couple of courses. I’m talking five, but I was just told that two are unavailable so I’m waiting to see. I’m taking a language course, I’m taking a writing course, I’m really trying to take a Greek mythology course and a psychology course. There’s so many prerequisites for this psychology. I always try to stay productive and do things that I feel nourish the brain.”

On Breaking Dawn: “It looks really fantastic. I didn’t know how it was going to happen, how much they’d separate from the book, but it’s all there, it’s great. All the really comic moments that Jacob and I have together are all in there. And also, she [Rosalie] really is a sympathetic character in a sense. You get to really understand why she’s been the way she’s been. And to see her interact with a child — if I do it the right way, let’s cross our fingers that I portray it accurately – it’s kind of a really intense bond that we have that I think is really relatable. I’m look forward to humanizing her a bit, if you know what I mean. Wink wink.”

On Breaking Dawn’s controversial birth scene: “It’s intense. Once again, it’s going to be a whole other thing to see visually. We have the book and then the transition to the script.”

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