Official New Moon Poster Leaked Early

Apparently The Washington Times made a big mistake posting the poster early...thanks to twifans.com

Exert from the Washington Times
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'Twilight' exclusive

There's no doubt this is the summer of sequels - and The Washington Times has an exclusive look at the poster art for "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," one of fall's most anticipated offerings.

Certainly one of the most anticipated is "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," opening Nov. 20, and today's edition of The Washington Times is the only District newspaper in which you'll find the film's newly unveiled poster art (above).

"Twilight," the first of a projected four films, opened last fall to nearly $70 million.

This franchise has some things going for it that the others don't. It's based on the best-selling books by Stephenie Meyer that caused a "Harry Potter"-like frenzy, and its fan base of young girls and women are a devoted bunch. In fact, hunky star Robert Pattinson has been followed around by the paparazzi ever since he was cast in the first "Twilight." And, the first film in this franchise was a lot better-reviewed than "The Da Vinci Code" was - which could ensure more viewers come back for seconds."

EDIT: Updated: 6:20pm Pacific time, It looks Official(check back tommorow) , The Poster was leaked Big Pic from spunk-ransom.com
This is supposely the official leak Poster from Twifans.com nothing is 100% confirmed
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Leaked Scripts Get Returned, Gets New Moon and Memoirs Premieres

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A St. Louis beauty salon owner accidentally happened upon two of the hottest Hollywood scripts — the pages from the upcoming "Twilight" sequels.

Her decision to turn them over to the studio got her an invitation to the premieres.

Casey Ray spotted the scripts in a trash bin outside an upscale hotel where actors filming a different movie were staying. She considered leaking the scripts to a national tabloid, but decided against it.

Instead, her lawyer, Al Watkins, helped her return them to Summit Entertainment LLC, the studio making the movies.

Watkins says the studio invited Ray to premieres for the vampire films, "New Moon" and "Memoirs," and will certify the scripts as authentic after the movies are released.

There was no immediate comment from the studio.

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