Lawmakers want to bring the vampires back to Washington state.

The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill designed to make the area more attractive for television and film productions, like the teen vampire thriller "Twilight," which was shot in Kalama - though the popular book series actually takes place in the Olympic Peninsula town of Forks.
Speaking in favor of
House Bill 2042, Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, said she was disturbed that the "Twilight" sequel is supposedly going to film in British Columbia to take advantage of the better deals producers can get there.
""This has to do with making our state more competitive in motion picture production," Kohl-Welles said.
The measure passed 44-2. It now goes to Gov. Chris Gregoire.
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