Jamie Campbell Bower has already said it and now his “Twilight” co-star Ashley Greene gives her positive input on whether she thinks Tim Burton would be a good director for “Breaking Dawn” (the fourth and final part of the saga). Both Greene and Burton where interviewed about it yesterday on the MoMa event.

In 2007, Jamie Campbell Bower co-starred in Tim Burton’s “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” A few years later, after being cast as a vampire in “New Moon,” the young British actor has not forgotten the director who gave him his big break, telling MTV News that Burton would be the ideal man to helm the final “Twilight” installment, “Breaking Dawn.”

What does Burton think about that idea? When we caught up with the director at the opening of a retrospective of his work at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, he was flattered.

“He’s being biased, because I worked with him on ‘Sweeney Todd,’ ” Burton laughed. “But that’s nice to hear. In case potential jobs run out, it’d be nice to know someone.”

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I love Tim Burton and I love the twilight- saga. But that won’t work together. Tim Burton isn’t a kind of actor for movies like the twilight- movies. It’s just not his style.

i’m sorey i know that tim burton is a brillant diretor and nightmare before christmas is one pf my all time favs but tim will not get the jist of the twilight like he has done in the past with his past i reckon that the past director of twilight cathrine Hardwike should direct breaking dawn she did an anazing job on thee first one she has all my praise