The enormous success of the Twilight franchise has made celebrities of not only Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner — the actors at the center of its love triangle — but also its many standout supporting players, including Ashley Greene. As the series winds down, however, the actors are looking to stretch, and strike out more on their own. Greene’s latest film, The Apparition, represents a new stab at leading lady status in a big studio movie, coming on the heels of an engaging turn in last year’s tender period piece teen ensemble, Skateland. In it, she plays a young woman who discovers that she and her boyfriend (Sebastian Stan) are being haunted by a presence conjured years ago, during a university parapsychology experiment gone wrong. I recently had a chance to sit down and talk to the pleasant Greene, both in a small roundtable setting and also one-on-one, about The Apparition, what first drew her to Los Angeles, the conclusion of the Twilight series, and what else is on tap for her. The conversation is excerpted over at ShockYa, so click here for the full read.