Dubbed "Chuckesmee," because of her horrifying similarities to another famous film doll, producer Wyck Godfrey called her "one of the most grotesque animatronic babies ever to not be seen on film." ...

Watching the above video, I now realize that unrealistic and strange are a far better alternative to the creepy puppet-doll they were originally going to use as baby Renesmee. Meet "Chuckesmee," a ...

The doll, dubbed 'Chuckesmee' by the cast and crew, is on display in Forks, Washington, where Stephanie Meyer based her Twilight saga novels. As part of the town's permanent Forever Twilight ...

Because the premise of Twilight is based in fantasy, plenty of movie magic was utilized to bring the story to the big screen. Special effects were used to create lighting fast vampires and ...

Having a real baby with CGI features was mildly weird enough in 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2', but not anywhere near as disturbing as what might have been. Fans of the movies will have heard tell ...

“I’m holding a 60-pound mechanical doll and me and the doll have to move our bodies at the same time. It’s really difficult for me.” Kristen was also freaked out by the doll, and she ...

Doll producer Wyck Godfrey said (via The Guardian) that Chuckesmee was â one of the most terrifying animatronic babies to ...

“Chuckesmee is one of the most grotestque animatronic ... Described by “Twilight” actress Nikki Reed as a “60-pound mechanical doll,” it’s puzzling why producers and director Bill ...

One idea that didn’t work was a nearly three-foot-tall Renesmee doll (or “that robot baby” as Robert Pattinson calls it) that quickly got dubbed, Chuckesmee. “Chuckesmee was a giant ...

Per Jezebel, the movie's cast and crew nicknamed the doll “Chuckesmee" because of how terrifying it looked. The Renesmee doll was eventually cut entirely from the film, and animated instead. “ ...