Foy, 12, agrees "it's a little weird" how much she looks like her on-screen parents Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. "Kristen's eyes are green just like mine. And then Rob is kind of goofy. I'm kind of goofy like Rob," she says, curling up today at the Ritz-Carlton in skinny jeans, a plaid shirt and slim navy high-top Converse sneakers.

Ever-vocal Twihards agree, and have assembled Twitter handles like @NessieMackenzie, @MackenzieFarmy and @MissKenzieFoy in her honor. "I've noticed that Mackenzie is a HUGE fan of Converse, just like Kristen," tweeted fan @MissKenzieFoy.

In the new film, Foy's role is expanded from her brief turn in Part 1, playing a young half-bloodsucker who grows rapidly. "One hour she'll be an infant and the next she'll be a toddler," says Foy, whose face was transposed onto younger body doubles through CGI.

Foy had fun on set, from riding a furry mechanical bull (meant to be Jacob the werewolf) to keeping a swear jar for her older stars and donating the proceeds to St. Jude's hospital. "Some of them paid me in advance," she said, laughing. Although Stewart, "did say a couple bad words, I'm not gonna lie," Foy describes Stewart, who guards her character ferociously in the film, as a " best friend-sister-mom all combined."

Plus, she got some cool downtime with the cast. "I heard Kristen play her trumpet," she says, laughing. "Rob got her a trumpet and you could hear in the hotel."

The chatty, friendly young actress recently saw a Starbucks fall pin-drop quiet when she walked in, but sweetly shrugs off all the attention she's receiving. Her friends treat her normally, she says, and the home-schooled actress is still having fun off-screen painting, kicking butt as a junior black belt in tae kwon do, and baking her own birthday cakes, a tradition she loves.

Born and raised just outside of Los Angeles, Foy's parents, a homemaker and truck driver, had no connections to the entertainment industry. Spotted at a dance recital at age 3, Foy soon began booking print jobs modeling, followed by commercials and TV shows. Breaking Dawn -- Part 1 was her first film.

As a parting gift, Foy got to take her character's dragonfly pin with her. "It's pretty special," she says. (She left a few behind, too. Foy estimates she lost five baby teeth over the course of the two-year production.)

Next projects including horror flick The Conjuring opposite Vera Farmiga. But could there could be more to the story of Jacob and Renesmee (as author Stephenie Meyer has teased)? "I think it'd be fun to come back to Renesmee and see what her life is beyond what Part 2 ends with," says Foy. "I think it would just be cool to see where her life takes her."

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Teen.com har intervjuat Mackenzie Foy 

Teen: How would you describe your character, Renesmee?
Mackenzie: She’s very kind. She also is shy. And she is half of a vampire, [so] she grows really fast. One hour she’ll be a baby, and the next hour she’ll be a toddler. It’s weird. And she’s really, really smart.

Teen: You weren’t allowed to read the Twilight books, but you were allowed to watch the movies. Why is that?
Mackenzie: I’m just not old enough.

Teen: But you were old enough to see the movies. What’d you think of them?
Mackenzie: Yes. I thought they were really cool. I liked them.

Teen: What was it like the first time you met Rob, Kristen and Taylor?
Mackenzie: The first time I met Rob and Kristen, I was in the hair and makeup trailer for my wig fitting and I don’t remember what they were doing — I think they were getting their hair done or something — and I just said, “Hi, my name’s Mackenzie.” I met Taylor on the first day I got to be on camera, and we were doing some scene together. He said “Hi.”

Teen: What was your favorite scene to film with Taylor?
Mackenzie: I had a lot of fun filming all the scenes, so it’s hard to pick one. Riding Jacob wolf; that’s actually my favorite scene. I really liked that one. It was like a mechanical bull kind of without the head. It was all furry… But Taylor wasn’t there.

Teen: You’ve done some Tae Kwon Doe and Taylor also does martial arts. Did you ever talk about that?
Mackenzie: We did talk about it. The first time I told him I think I was a blue belt, and now I’m a junior black belt. We did push-ups.

Teen: Was it a contest?
Mackenzie: Yeah, it was really fun. I don’t remember who won, but I remember doing a lot.

Teen: You guys played football, too?
Mackenzie: Well, we tried. He threw it really really high and far, and I would go catch it, then I would throw it, like, 4 inches.

Teen: Off-camera, what were some of your favorite moments with the cast?
Mackenzie: I went hiking with Kristen and that was really fun. And me and Taylor we were all playing games and my mom showed ['em] something on her iPhone and they were playing that forever. It was really funny.

Teen: Robert said you got a lot of money from the cast for swearing around you…
Mackenzie: Well, I started hearing some oopsies around set and I decided that I should start a swear jar. It’s just like a little container with stickers on it.

Teen: And you just told them this is something they had to do or…?
Mackenzie: Actually, they all wanted to do it because they have a problem. They need some help.

Teen: Who was the biggest culprit?
Mackenzie: I’m not gonna say!

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