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There's alot of new cast members in Eclipse. Here is some of them.

Bryce Dallas Howard is the new Victoria in Eclipse. I don't know if she would make a good job as Victoria. I really loved Rachelle Lefevre. But we will see.

Catalina Sandino Moreno as the new vampire Maria. I think she is gonna do a great job. She's got the look. Beautiful but still mean.





Xavier Samuel as the new vamire hottie Riley. I allredy love him. He is absolutely gonna make a perfect job as Riley.




Jodelle Ferland as Bree. She is absolutely awesome! I can not think of anyone more pefekt for the role. And she looks like a little china doll!





David Bauelos as Seth Clearwater. Just like I imagined him!



Kirsten Prout as Lucy. She is very beautiful. I really think that she is going to do an awesome job!




Julia Jones as Leah Clearwater. She is so freaking Beautiful and cute! Let's hope that she do an great job as Leah!

"Breaking Dawn" contains -- SPOILER ALERT! -- huge sections addressing the complications of vampire/human sex, an unconventional pregnancy, and the gory birth of a half-vampire, half-human baby. On top of that, there's a chunk in the middle of the book where Jacob takes over narration duty from Bella, leading up to him "imprinting" on the newborn child (translation: The teenaged werewolf falls in love with an infant).

Well! Let's hope for the best. Breakin Dawn will be on screan. I think that's the problem is that the actors want a lot of money. Think after! There's a lot of thing's they gonna need to do in the movie. Much more odd thing's then all the other movies.
But I don't think that they are gonna back out. They just need to figure something out.. The sceenes are difficult to film. And the most people that is gonna see the movie are young people. Not that I care.
Anyway! I really don't think that money is a poblem to get. But if i were them I would absolutely want a bigg check.

Christopher Heyerdahl, Marcus (Volturi)

Nikki Reed, Rosalie Hale

Elizabeth Reaser, Esme Cullen


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The story begins with a dream. It wasn’t the Great American Dream — Stephenie Meyer, then a 29-year-old Mormon housewife living in Arizona, wasn’t sitting at home trying to figure out how to be the next mega-best-selling author. It was a different kind of dream.

On the morning of June 2, 2003, Meyer woke up with the fading afterimage of a vision in her head, of a young woman and a vampire, talking, in a meadow. She didn’t want to forget it, so she wrote it down. Then she kept on writing. Sometimes you have the dream, and sometimes the dream has you.

Everybody knows where the story ends up. Meyer has sold 45 million books in the U.S. and 40 million more worldwide. Altogether her books have spent 235 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list, 136 of them at No. 1. The movie version of Twilight, which came out a year ago, made $350 million. New Moon opens on Nov. 20; the third installment, Eclipse, arrives in theaters next June.

But what happened between the beginning and the end? How did the dream become the Global Franchise Megabrand? That’s the part that not everybody knows.

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