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  Actors Robert Pattinson (L), Taylor Lautner (C) and Kristen Stewart accept the favorite movie award for 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' at the 2011 People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles January 5, 2011.

19-year-old Taylor Lautner is promising the new vampire drama movie, "Twilight Breaking Dawn: Part One," scheduled to be released in theaters in November, will be very "emotional."

Reprising his role as werewolf Jacob Black; Lautner spoke to reporters at his movie premiere for "Abduction" at the British Film Institute IMAX Theater in London. About the new Twilight movie he said, "It's a very exciting movie, it's very emotional and dramatic, but at the same time, it's a big one. It's very up there."

He further went on to say, "I have definitely seen it, absolutely – that's why I'm talking so highly of it."

"Breaking Dawn: Part One" is the first installment of two based on the final chapter of the popular book franchise.

"That franchise and that character mean so much to me. I mean coming to an end is a very bittersweet feeling. But yes, absolutely, as an actor I want to be able to challenge myself to a wide variety of roles," he said.

Lautner said fans "will definitely be crying" and he was "definitely holding back" the tears himself.

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In the meantime, fans of Lautner can catch him in the starring role of his newest action/thriller "Abduction," in theaters now.

"'Abduction' couldn't be more different than Jacob and Twilight and that's one of the major reasons I was attracted to this. So yeah, it was great to try something new and I had an amazing time with it," he said.

The film also stars veteran actress Sigourney Weaver, and relative newcomer, Lily Collins, daughter of British superstar Phil Collins, who has been romantically linked to Lautner.

“I just hope everyone goes and sees the movie and focuses on the acting. He's a great young man," Collins said.