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The opening credits sequence of Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 sets a dark, mysterious mood through visuals of landscapes turning to ice and audio featuring violin, piano, and wolf howls. The credits use red, white, black, and grey colors against images from the previous Twilight films to signal this is the final installment. The credits list the main cast and crew, including Summit Entertainment and Lionsgate as producers and Bill Condon as director.
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