Twilight mania hit Los Angeles last night.

Making for one of the most-anticipated red carpet moments of the year, the stars were out in full force at the premiere of “The Twilight Saga: New Moon”.

Held at the Mann Village Theater, the film’s stars including Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Dakota Fanning and Kellan Lutz all turned up to greet their screaming fans.

Joining them on the red carpet were fellow stars including Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Christian Serratos, Emilie de Ravin, Edi Gathegi and Jamie Campbell Bower, as well as author Stephanie Meyer and director Chris Weitz.

Meanwhile, other celebs making their way to the evening’s fete included Jennifer Love Hewitt with boyfriend Jamie Kennedy, Emma Roberts, Julianne Hough, Joan Jett and 50 Center, among others.

Due out in theaters on November 20, “New Moon” author Stephanie Meyer recently spoke with Oprah about watching her work come to the big screen.

“It is crazy surreal,” Meyer tells. “The first time I met any of the actors, we had a dinner kind of just to get to know each other, and they had all been doing test shoots for hair and makeup and costumes all day, so they came in costume to dinner.”

Stephanie continues, “And all of a sudden, Carlisle [Peter Facinelli] sits down across from me, and it freaked me out! It’s so weird. You have those moments where you’re so used to it, and then you’ll be sitting there in the cafeteria, and there’s 150 extras milling through a scene and who knows how many people involved in the filming, and there’s this huge crowd, and you look around and say, ‘This is all because I wrote that dream down.’ It’s very hard to process. … Weird.”

Kristen Stewart may be the princess of “Twilight,” but she cannot wait for it to be done with.

Taping in Vancouver, Canada for the third installment of the series, “Eclipse,” the Bella Swan beauty says she wants them to be over and done with so she can move on, although she has enjoyed making the vampire series.

“I can’t wait to be finished because when I start a movie initially, I’m dying to get it done,” she said. “I’m thinking about something all the time and I want to go through the experience. In this case, I have so much ahead of me.”

Stewart wasn’t ready for how long the series would take. “Usually I have six weeks and at the end of the six weeks we will have made our product. We will have gone through everything that we wanted to.

But, in this case, I have to wait, literally, years. So, I’m waiting to get it done. I want it to be done.”

And, as the world took on an obsession for the vampire gang, Kristen isn’t afraid to admit the pressures she feels and all the craziness that goes on with her fans.

“Normal 19-year-old people in this world f*** up and make mistakes — they’re late and almost get in car accidents all the time,” she said. “It just happens and it’s normal, and if it happens, they pull over into a parking lot and they take care of it.

And being a huge movie star is a little different than being your average teenager. “But I pull into a parking lot and I can’t back out of it, because it’s crowded with people shouting things like: ‘Hey, Kristen — you lost? Are you smoking pot? Are you f***ing Robert Pattinson?’ You know, we have a call sheet, and you’re supposed to be at the production office now!’

“And that’s when I’m like: ‘Oh my God! How in the hell do you have a call sheet?!’ A call sheet?! I swear, if it’s one of these guys in the office selling that s**t… I will kill them.”

Among the other winners were “High School Musical 3,” “Yes Man,” “The Dark Knight” and “Baby Mama,” with “High School Musical 3″ picking up two trophies for Best Male Performance and Breakthrough Performance Female.

The complete winner list of 2009 MTV Movie Awards winners is as follows:

Best Movie: “Twilight”
Best Female Performance: Kristen Stewart, “Twilight”
Best Male Performance: Zac Efron, “High School Musical 3: Senior Year”
Breakthrough Performance Female: Ashley Tisdale, “High School Musical 3: Senior Year”
Breakthrough Performance Male: Robert Pattinson, “Twilight”
Best Comedic Performance: Jim Carrey, “Yes Man”
Best Villain: Heath Ledger, “The Dark Knight”
Best Fight: Robert Pattinson vs. Cam Gigandet, “Twilight”
Best Kiss: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, “Twilight”
Best WTF Moment: Amy Poehler for Peeing in the Sink in “Baby Mama”
Best Song From a Movie: “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus, “Hannah Montana: The Movie”