What’s the Cast is doing in 2010?

The Twilight cast is positively gigantic at this point. With The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse complete, the list of cast members has grown significantly. There are some who play, well, bigger roles in the film series (i.e., Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner), but even with a cast this formidable, each and every actor in the series holds a special place in the hearts of Twilight fans who support their careers even outside of the series. 

There are a few whose 2010 adventures have been well elucidated and explored. For instance, the fact that they’ll be showing in the summer’s The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is pretty much a given.

Even still, a comprehensive round-up of where you’ll see the Twilight cast in 2010 couldn’t hurt, now could it? This’ll be continually updated as more information comes in, by the way.

(In alphabetical order by first name):

• Anna Kendrick (“Jessica Stanley”): Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (March 30, 2010) – Director Edgar Wright; Studio Universal Pictures; Starring Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kieran Culkin, Chris Evans, Brandon Routh, Alison Pill, and Jason Schwartzman.
• Ashley Greene (“Alice Cullen”): Skateland (2010) – Director Anthony Burns; Studio Freeman Film; Starring Taylor Handley, Brett Cullen, Shiloh Fernandez, A.J. Buckley, and James LeGros.
• Ayanna Berkshire (“Cora”): Train Master II: Jeremiah’s Treasure (2010) – Director Phil Bransom; Studio Phil Bransom Productions; Starring Solomon Trimble, Jeanine Jackson, Betty Moyer, and Mercedes Rose.
• Billy Burke (“Charlie Swan”): Shadow Play (2010) – Director Nick Simon; Studio Silvatar Media; Starring Mark Kelly, Oz Perkins, Emma Caulfield, Kelly Brook, and Elliott Gould
• Billy Burke (“Charlie Swan”): Highland Park (September 29, 2010) – Director Andrew Meieran; Studio The Bureau of Moving Pictures; Starring Danny Glover, Parker Posey, Michelle Forbes, and Deborah Ann Woll.
• Boo Boo Stewart (“Seth Clearwater”): Smitty (2010) – Director David M. Evans; Studio TriCoast Studios; Starring Mira Sorvino, Peter Fonda, Louis Gossett, Jr., Lolita Davidovich, Daisy Hamilton, and Brandon Tyler Russell.
• Boo Boo Stewart (“Seth Clearwater”): Logan (May, 2010) – Director Kyle Lawrence; Studio Logan Films; Starring Leo Howard, and Patrick Probst.
• Cam Gigandet (“James”): Five Star Day (2010) – Director Danny Buday; Studio Five Star Day; Starring Jena Malone, Mark Boone Junior, and Julianna Guill.
• Cam Gigandet (“James”): Easy A (March, 2010) – Director Will Gluck; Studio Screen Gems; Starring Emma Stone, Stanley Tucci, Amanda Bynes, Lisa Kudrow, Patricia Clarkson, Alyson Michalka, and Malcom McDowell.
• Cam Gigandet (“James”): The Roommate (September 17, 2010) – Director Christian E. Christiansen; Studio Vertigo Entertainment/Screen Gems; Starring Minka Kelly, Leighton Meester, Alyson Michalka, Danneel Harris, and Matt Lanter.
• Cam Gigandet (“James”): Priest (October 1, 2010) – Director Scott Stewart; Studio Buckaroo Entertainment/Screen Gems; Starring Paul Bettany, Maggie Q, and Stephen Moyer.
• Cam Gigandet (“James): Kerosene Cowboys (November 7, 2010) – Director Mario Van Peebles; Studio Svarog Films Company; Starring Rachael Leigh Cook, Shane West, Bill Pullman, and Jason Gray-Stanford.
• Cam Gigandet (“James”): Burlesque (November 24, 2010) – Director Steve Antin; Studio De Line Pictures/Screen Gems; Kristen Bell, Stanley Tucci, Eric Dane, Alan Cumming, Julianne Hough, Christian Aguilera, Cher, Dita Von Teese, and Stephen Lee.
• Dakota Fanning (“Jane”): The Runaways (2010) – Director Floria Sigismondi; Studio River Road Entertainment; Starring Kristen Stewart, Alia Shawkat, Scout Taylor-Compton, Michael Shannon, Tatum O’Neal, and Johnny Lewis.
• Graham Greene (“Harry Clearwater”): Valley of the Sun (2010) – Director Stoke McIntyre; Studio Hotbed Media; Starring Barry Corbin, Johnny Whitworth, and Heather Burns.
• Graham Greene (“Harry Clearwater”): Running Mates (2010) – Director Thomas Michael; Studio Fella Films; Starring DJ Qualls, Henry Winkler, Linda Kash, Jane McLean, and Mike Beaver.
• Graham Greene (“Harry Clearwater”): Gunless (March, 2010) – Director William Phillips; Studio Rhombus Media; Starring Sienna Guillory, Dustin Milligan, Paul Gross, and Tyler Mane.
• Jack Huston (“Royce King”): Mr. Nice (February 26, 2010) – Director Bernard Rose; Starring Rhys Ifans, David Thewlis, Chloe Sevigny.
• Jackson Rathbone (“Jasper Hale”): Girlfriend (2010) – Director Justin Lerner; Studio Wayne/Lauren Film Company; Starring Amanda Plummer, Shannon Woodward, Jerad Anderson, and Harrison Lees.
• Jackson Rathbone (“Jasper Hale”): Dread (January 29, 2010) – Director Anthony DiBlasi; Studio After Dark Films; Starring Shaun Evans, Hanne Steen, Laura Donnelly, and Jonathan Readwin.
• Jackson Rathbone (“Jasper Hale”): The Last Airbender (July 2, 2010) – Director M. Night Shyamalan; Studio Paramount Pictures; Starring Cliff Curtis, Dev Patel, Randall Duk Kim, Nichola Peltz, Jessica Andres, Seychelle Gabriel, Noah Ringer, Shaun Toub, and Aasif Mandvi.
• Jamie Campbell Bower (“Caius”): London Boulevard (April, 2010) – Director William Monahan; Studio GK Films; Starring Keira Knightley, Colin Farrell, Anna Friel, Ray Winstone, Stephen Graham, David Thewlis, and Matt King.
• Jamie Campbell Bower (“Caius”): Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I (November 19, 2010) – Director David Yates; Studio Warner Bros. Pictures; Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Alan Rickman, Bonnie Wright, Michael Gambon, Tom Felton, John Hurt, and Maggie Smith.
• Jose Zuniga (“Mr. Molina”): Fire Bay (2010) – Director Randall Fried; Studio Dragon Fire Films; Starring Michael Biehn, Robert Forster, Thekla Reuten, and John Allen Nelson.
• Kellan Lutz (“Emmett Cullen”): Meskada (2010) – Director Josh Sternfeld; Studio Aliquot Films; Starring Nick Stahl, Rachel Nichols, and Jonathan Tucker.
• Kellan Lutz (“Emmett Cullen”): A Nightmare On Elm Street (April 30, 2010) – Director Samuel Bayer; Studio New Line Cinema/Warner Bros. Pictures; Starring Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney Mara, Kyle Gallner, Katie Cassidy, and Thomas Dekker.
• Kristen Stewart (“Bella Swan”): Welcome To The Rileys (January 2010) – Director Jake Scott; Studio  Argonaut Pictures; Starring James Gandolfini, Melissa Leo, David Jenson, Lance E. Nichols, and Kathy Lamkin.
• Kristen Stewart (“Bella Swan”): The Runaways (2010) – Director Floria Sigismondi; Studio River Road Entertainment; Starring Dakota Fanning, Alia Shawkat, Scout Taylor-Compton, Michael Shannon, Tatum O’Neal, and Johnny Lewis.
• Matt Bushell (“Phil Dwyer”): Rough Hustle (2010) – Director Delaney Dragon; Studio DFILM; Starring Michael Welch, Joe Estevez, and Natalia Livingston.
• Michael Sheen (“Aro”): Alice In Wonderland (March 5, 2010) – Director Tim Burton; Studio Walt Disney Pictures; Starring Mia Wasikowska, Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Stephen Fry, Crispin Glover, Anne Hathaway, Christopher Lee, Alan Rickman, Timothy Spall, and Matt Lucas.
• Michael Sheen (“Aro”): Beautiful Boy (2010) – Director Shawn Ku; Studio First Point Entertainment; Starring Maria Bello and Moon Bloodgood.
• Michael Sheen (“Aro”): Tron Legacy (December 17, 2010) – Director Joseph Kosinski; Studio LivePlanet/Walt Disney Pictures; Starring Jeff Bridges, Olivia Wilde, Garrett Hedlund, Serinda Swan, and James Frain.
• Michael Welch (“Mike Newton”): Rough Hustle (2010) – Director Delaney Dragon; Studio DFILM; Starring Matt Bushell, Joe Estevez, and Natalia Livingston.
• Michael Welch (“Mike Newton”): Unrequited (June 8, 2010) – Director Jason Epperson; Studio The Group Entertainment; Starring Clare Carey, David Keith, Sarah Habel, Gregory Allan Williams, Justin Baldoni, and Brett Rice.
• Rachelle Lefevre (“Victoria”): Casino Jack (May 23, 2010) – Director George Hickenlooper; Studio Rollercoaster Entertainment; Starring Kelly Preston, Kevin Spacey, Barry Pepper, Jon Lovitz, and Yannick Bisson.
• Rachelle Lefevre (“Victoria”): Barney’s Version (August 17, 2010) – Director Richard J. Lewis; Studio Serendipity Point Films; Starring Bruce Greenwood, Dustin Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Rosamund Pike, Minnie Driver, Scott Speedman, and Mark Addy.
• Robert Pattinson (“Edward Cullen”): Remember Me (March 12, 2010) – Director Allen Coulter; Studio Summit Entertainment; Starring Emilie de Ravin, Pierce Brosnan, Chris Cooper, and Lena Olin.
• Sarah Clarke (“Renee Dwyer”): Below The Beltway (2010) – Director Dave Fraunces, Studio TIN OR W Productions; Starring Tate Donovan, Kip Pardue, Spencer Garrett.
• Solomon Trimble: Train Master II: Jeremiah’s Treasure (2010) – Director Phil Bransom; Studio Phil Bransom Productions; Starring Ayanna Berkshire, Jeanine Jackson, Betty Moyer, and Mercedes Rose.
• Taylor Lautner (“Jacob Black”): Valentine’s Day (February 12, 2010) – Director Garry Marshall; Studio Karz Entertainment/New Line Cinema; Starring Anne Hathaway, Bradley Cooper, Julia Roberts, Taylor Swift, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Patrick Dempsey, Topher Grace, Ashton Kutcher, Emma Roberts, Jennifer Garner, Jamie Foxx, Joe Jonas, Eric Dane, Queen Latifah, George Lopez, Shirley MacLaine, and Christine Lakin.
• Tinsel Korey (“Emily Young”): Stained (2010) – Director Karen Lam; Studio Angel Entertainment; Starring Stephen Huszar, Sonja Bennett, Steph Song, and Anna Mae Routledge.
   

So far, that’s about it. Keep this link bookmarked though, as updates will be made as time progresses!

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Stills From Deleted Scenes of New Moon

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Rachelle Lefevre in Flare

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Rachelle Lefevre Says She ‘Couldn’t Manage’ Going To ‘New Moon’ Premiere

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Rachelle Lefevre opted not to stop by the “New Moon” premiere Monday night to bid farewell the “Twilight” franchise before Bryce Dallas Howard replaces her in “Eclipse.”

The actress, who plays the evil vampire Victoria in the first two movies, gave two reasons for not attending the premiere on herTwitter. “2 fans at the premiere: w/ Honey in hospital,” she wrote. “& being fired from Eclipse tonight was just 2 emotional 4 me & I couldn’t manage it. So sorry.”

Earlier in the day, Lefevre had tweeted that her dog, Honey, hadn’t been feeling well and that she was at the hospital with her pet. “Honey is in the hospital and I don’t know what’s going to happen. I wonder if you can die from a broken heart,” she wrote. “2 all of u who shared ur pet stories & losses I thank you. I feel less alone with this pain & wish u all the best outcomes & healed hearts.”

In July, Summit Entertainment announced it was recasting Lefevre with Howard due to “scheduling conflicts with another commitment the actor has made.” Lefevre responded with her own statement about the situation.

“I was fully committed to the ‘Twilight’ saga and to the portrayal of Victoria,” the 30-year-old actress insisted. “I turned down several other film opportunities and, in accordance with my contractual rights, accepted only roles that would involve very short shooting schedules. … I was happy with my contract with Summit and was fully prepared to continue to honor it. Summit chose simply to recast the part.”

 

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Rachelle Lefevre In Gotham Magazine

With long, curly red hair, porcelain skin and a loud, infectious laugh, actress Rachelle Lefevre is hard to overlook. But until she appeared as the bitchy bloodsucker Victoria in the 2008 smash hit Twilight, she’d been a relative unknown. Now with the hotly anticipated second film in the series, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, hitting theaters November 20 and two more films in the works, Lefevre is about to find herself in the glare of the spotlight.

“When I first got to LA, everybody said I was too ‘girl-next-door’ for edgier roles,” she says. “I ended up playing a stripper, an escort, a vampire and an off-her-rocker troubled poet. I keep playing roles that are not even close to the girl next door.”

While Lefevre’s upcoming projects will certainly keep her from being typecast, they also give the actress a chance to walk a mile in some very different shoes. In Barney’s Version, she plays the manic-depressive, hippie-poet first wife of costar Paul Giamatti. In Casino Jack, she’s a Washington, DC, power player (opposite Kevin Spacey and Jon Lovitz), a character that’s based on real life press secretary Emily Miller.

“We’d gotten the suits together and [when we went] shopping for shoes, I bought these intensely spiky Fendi and Christian Dior stilettos,” says Lefevre. “I felt she was a little bit ‘vanity first,’ and it helped me find her as a character. And I do that without judgment— depending on how you grow up and the circles you move in, you value different things, and I saw her as valuing really good heels.”

When she’s not on set, the 30-year-old Montreal native prefers J Brand jeans, tees, boots, blazers and a signature piece of chunky jewelry. Her last fashion splurge: a gray patent leather Chloé Eloise bag. And while she’ll also cop to Balmain and Stella McCartney obsessions, it’s at New York City’s myriad vintage stores, including Cadillac’s Castle and Zachary’s Smile, that she gets her best retail therapy.

However, dressing up for Gotham’s fashion shoot gave the actress a whole new appreciation for modern design. “There’s quite a difference between putting on a regular dress and a dress that has a bodice built into it, and boning and all this invisible stuff underneath,” she says. “I literally had a different body in these dresses. They’re designed to physically make you, from the neck down, a better woman.”

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Victoria ‘New Moon’ Still

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Rachelle LeFevre To Go on Promotional ‘New Moon’ Tour

Although she lost her role as vampire Victoria for the “Eclipse” movie,Rachelle Lefevre still plans to hit the promotional festivities for “New Moon”.

Of the upcoming “New Moon” premiere scheduled for November 16th in Los Angeles, an insider tells Life & Style, “She’ll be there.”

The source adds, “She worked so hard—she wouldn’t miss it for the world. She’s looking forward to reuniting with her New Moon castmates.”

Having been replaced in the “Twilight” saga by Bryce Dallas Howard this summer, Rachelle was previously guaranteed tickets to the red carpet event, with the “Twilight” source telling, “It’s always been her decision whether to go. And Rachelle’s decided she wants to.”

 

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‘The Wait is Over’

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SELF Magazine: Photos and Video

All three actors were so comfortable to be with–not at all awkward OR diva-esque, it was amazing. They clearly enjoyed each other and had spent so much time together that their comfort level made everyone feel at ease. Throughout the day, we chatted about stunt-training (they were all really into that), how rough it is for Rob Pattinson (Ashley said she knows she can go undetected if she’s with him because press will go right for Rob) and how lucky they were for the whole Twilight experience. Rachelle tried to talk Ashley into starting to Twitter, which she’s really into, and Kellan played with his dog Kola or read perspective scripts between shots. The shoot was right before it was announced that Rachelle wouldn’t be in the third movie, Eclipse, (we were shocked!) so everyone was also talking about when they’d be heading to Vancouver for pre-filming rehearsals and training for that film.

Check out our exclusive behind-the-scenes video (and bonus pictures!)–you’ll see what an awesome shoot we had with the New Moon crew, and why the day made us more excited than ever for the movie, which comes out November 20th. But before that, check out the gorgeous fashion story (the first one with a male celebrity in the mag in forever) in our November issue, on sale October 20th.

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New Kellan, Ashley, & Rachelle Photoshoot With Self Magazine

Check out these awesome photos of Kellan, Ashley, & Rachelle for Self Magazine. They all look so cute together and warm too . . LOL .

To see the rest of the pictures from Self Magazine head on over to, KellanLutzOnline . 🙂