So, without further ado, MTV hereby present the third entry in their “Twilight” Stars Answer Fans’ Burning Questions series. Feel free to keep submitting your wildest queries, and look below for all you’ve ever wanted to know about Anna Kendrick’s lung capacity, Lutz’s love of velour, and RPattz’s promise to suck on your neck. (Head over to the MTV Movies blog for news on special fan events leading up to the “Twilight” premiere.)

Q: “What’s it like kissing the most gorgeous man alive, Robert Pattinson?” – Ceejay
Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan): His teeth are pretty sharp. It’s great. I like it. It’s cool.

MTV: People are also debating whether Edward and Bella will French kiss.
Robert Pattinson (Edward Cullen): It’s more of a Chilean kiss.
Stewart: What’s that?
Pattinson: That just wasn’t funny. Whenever we kiss, I just try to kill her all the time.
Stewart: And I love that. She’s a total sadomasochist, if you think about it.
Pattinson: And I’m just gay.
Stewart: Or impotent.

Q: “Kellan Lutz likes Runts. Do you have a favorite candy?” – Liz
Cam Gigandet (James): It changes a lot, because I do something I shouldn’t do: I will lock in on a candy, and I will eat it until I can never have it again. I don’t know why. I do love cookie dough more than anything in the world, but that’s not really a candy. I would probably say, right now, it’s Heath bars. No, Skor. Skor bars! That’s it for sure.

MTV: Well, Mike Welch was sent thousands of socks after he made a comment about how he needed them. Are you ready for thousands of Skor bars to come your way?
Gigandet: Hmmm … I love Lamborghinis. [Laughs.] I love them, I really do.

Q: “If you had a choice to play any character (gender aside), who would it be?” – Bob
Kellan Lutz (Emmett Cullen): I’d play Rosalie. She’s just so feisty. And you know, to think about the gender thing, playing a female would be quite fun. It would be a stretch for an actor who is male, so yeah, I would enjoy playing your role.
Nikki Reed (Rosalie Hale): Well, thanks, babe.
Lutz: And she has a hot outfit. I’m wearing velour, by the way, so I doubt anyone said Emmett.
Reed: My monkey man! I think I would play Alice. There’s something about Alice that’s just [intriguing]. I’m sure a lot of other people feel this too. Like her psychic abilities … and that she was in a mental hospital. They checked her into a mental hospital before she became a vampire because she could see the future, and so they thought she was crazy.

Q: “Do you have the lung capacity to speak as fast, for as long, as Jessica? Because I don’t.” – Evangeline Annie Van Holzen
Anna Kendrick (Jessica Stanley): It was a cake walk after “Rocket Science”! I remember Stephenie Meyer [being on set] the day that I was doing that big speech about the Cullens. It was just a lot of dialogue. … She is quite a chatterbox, but it wasn’t too bad, because it all seemed to make sense and come from this really sweet, desperate place.

Q: “Are you aware that you’re being stalked?” – Serena
Peter Facinelli (Carlisle Cullen): Am I? Yes, and I wish you would take the tent down from the front of my house — now. That’s kind of rude! No, I had no idea.

Q: “If there were such a thing as vampires, would you want to be turned? – Kristin
Christian Serratos (Angela Weber): I don’t know. I probably would, just out of pure curiosity.

MTV: Would you want to be frozen now or later on in life?
Serratos: There’s a lot of thought that’s going to go into me becoming a vampire. I’d probably wait — no, why not? If I’m going to do something crazy, I’m going to do it now. I’d become a vampire right now.

Q: “If you could describe yourself in three words, what would they be?” – Em
Ashley Greene (Alice Cullen): I would like to think that I’m kind of chipper, upbeat and fun.
Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale): Um … I’m a loner who loves company.
Greene: [Laughs.] He’s a weirdo, basically.

Q: Michael, how does working on a production like “Twilight” compare to the work you’ve done in the past? – Ann
Michael Welch (Mike Newton): Well, I started out my career in television, just doing different guest spots. [I] started out with sitcoms. Actually, my first role that I got was as Young Niles on “Frasier,” because when I was younger, I was always doing impressions. That’s how I broke into acting to begin with. That allowed me to break into the sitcom world, and then from there I made the transition into dramas and then got lucky enough to be on a show called “Joan of Arcadia,” which was on for two years. Since then, I’ve been doing independent movies that probably will never come out, most of them. And then all of the sudden, this “Twilight” just came out of nowhere! It’s the biggest thing I’ve ever been a part of, man. It’s so exciting.

Q: “Robert, will you suck my blood out?” – Alley
Pattinson: Yes. Right now? Do they give their addresses and stuff?

MTV: They give their names, and I am sure if you click on MTV.com, you could e-mail any of them.
Pattinson: “Will you suck my blood out?” Is that, like, a worried question? Or is it kind of a desiring question? I won’t if you don’t want me to.

ReelzChannel: We are so excited because you’re going to be in Twilight — it’s a movie we’re very excited about.
Facinelli: I am very excited about Twilight, myself. I am hoping that it does really well and we can make more movies.

RC: Tell us about your role — you’re the paternal figure of the vampires, correct?
Facinelli: Yeah, I play Dr. Carlisle Cullen, who is the father figure and head of this Cullen family. He’s been around for awhile — I think over 300 years.

RC: So you play a vampire. What is a vampire doing here?
Facinelli: He’s nocturnal…so you know, the sun is down, Dr. Carlisle is out to play.

RC: Have you been aware of the tremendous buzz this movie is getting?
Facinelli: The fans have really turned out on this one and they’ve been fantastic. We’ve got great support from them, and responses. I hope that they enjoy the movie. I’m excited for it to come out.

RC: How was filming the movie?
Facinelli: The weather was not always on our side, but we weathered through it. I think we got some really great stuff. And Catherine [Hardwicke] has been fantastic — the director. I think she put together a really nice piece. I think the fans will like it.

RC: There are millions of fans logging onto websites and posting stuff about the movie on YouTube. Why do you think it’s been getting such a huge following?
Facinelli: You know, it all stems from the books. The fans really love the books and they’re excited to see this book turned into a movie that they can go and see. We owe all the buzz credit to Stephenie Meyer, the writer of the book.

RC: Did you have to get a little pale for the movie? You play a vampire, obviously.
Facinelli: I did. I did have to put on a bit of pale makeup — but not much because one of the [contract] stipulations was “do not go in the sun.” We had a strict orders to not go in the sun. I think it was the palest I’ve ever been. And then a little bit of makeup helped out, too.

RC: So you play the father of how many vampires?
Facinelli: Wow, let me see. It’s a big family so I have to count. Let’s see — one, two, three, four, five…five.

RC: You’re the proud father of five vampires. Do you have a favorite?
Facinelli: I do. I do have a favorite but I can’t tell.

RC: I think we will guess on that one. Each of you have a different, distinct power or ability. What is your character’s?
Facinelli: His compassion. He’s a very compassionate person, and he has a great understanding and a great knowledge — so that’s what his stems from. But you know, they all have vampire speed, which is kind of like super speed, and stuff like that. So 300 years of knowledge is what he brings to the table.

RC: Anything else you would like to add about Twilight?
Facinelli: No. Just go see it — I’m Peter Facinelli and my favorite movie is Twilight because I’m in it.