Lautner 'will make eight figures per movie'

Taylor Lautner will earn an eight-figure sum for his next two films, it has been reported.

Lautner, who plays werewolf Jacob in The Twilight Saga, will earn upwards of $10 million on each of the two movies he plans to shoot this year, according to Deadline.

In addition, the 18-year-old is reportedly being circled by a variety of producers, including Michael Bay, for projects in 2012.

Lautner was last year's highest-paid teenage actor, earning a reported $7.5 million for Stretch Armstrong.

Lautner is currently filming The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.

Taylor Lautner wins RV company payout

Taylor Lautner has settled a lawsuit against an RV company that failed to deliver a $300,000 (£194,000) vehicle for a recent movie shoot, his lawyer has confirmed.

Attorney Robert Barta told The AP that the 18-year-old star received a $40,000 (£25,000) payout from McMahon RV after they missed the deadline to provide an accommodation vehicle for the Twilight actor during filming of his new thriller Abduction.

Barta added that Lautner would donate the five-figure sum to the Lollipop Theatre Network, a nonprofit organisation that arranges film screenings for hospitalised children.

Lautner had previously been challenged to settle the dispute in a push-up contest with the owner of the RV company.

Taylor Lautner Lawsuit Leads To Push-Up Challenge

Getting quite the strange counteroffer while trying to settle a trailer lawsuit out of court, Taylor Lautner has been issued a push-up challenge by the defendant.

The muscle-dependent proposition stems from the "Twilight" hunk's recent court filings alleging that Brent McMahon, who owns McMahon's RV in Irvine, California, failed to complete a $300,000 custom trailer in time for him to use on the set of his movie.

According to NY Daily News, McMahon wants to face-off against Lautner in a push-up contest rather than pay the actor the $40,000 in which he's seeking.

Denying any wrongdoing and expressing plans to go to court if Taylor doesn't accept the push-up plan, McMahon, 47, has even said that he'll donate the $40,000 in question to Children's Hospital of Orange County if her ends up beating his younger counterpart.

Meanwhile, Lautner's attorney, Robert Barta, was unwilling to comment - seemingly not taking to kindly to the unusual offer.