Browning, who admits she still hasn’t seen any of the Twilight films, had previously told The Huffington Post that if she had taken the role, the sheer amount of Twihards may have caused her to stop acting altogether: “I think I would have quit. I don’t think I would have been able to handle it.”

“Can you imagine having people taking your picture all day? It would be be awful,” she said. “Just like the last two days, [doing press and] having people waiting outside the hotel and stuff for us, it just makes me panic. I can’t imagine that being your everyday life.”

As for her thoughts on the potentially toxic nature of the stories, Browning isn’t the first to question the “emotionally abusive” elements between Edward and Bella, with one website even going so far as to see how their behaviour fared against the National Domestic Violence Hotline’s list of red flags. Worryingly, it passed the test.

Then again, perhaps we should have known the series wasn’t all it was cracked up to be when Robert Pattinson came out with this golden musing:

"I could never legitimise why a 108-year-old guy would still want to be in high school.”

Quite.

Emily Browning slams Twilight series as “emotionally abusive”