Barney's Version

Bryce Dallas Howard Joining 'Twilight' Cast Drama
July 31, 2009 at 3:54am PST
Tags: Barney's Version, Bryce Dallas Howard, Dustin Hoffman, Eclipse, Lady in the Water, Paul Giamatti, Rachelle Lefevre, Robert Pattinson, Ron Howard, Summit Entertainment, Taylor Lautner, Twilight
Photos: New York Daily News

Bryce Dallas Howard (director Ron Howard's gorgeous daughter and star of Lady in the Water) will replace Rachelle Lefevre for the role of Victoria in the third installment of the Twilight saga, Eclipse.

This is good news, because Rachelle was annoying playing the role of the curly red-haired villain. She took it too damn seriously. And rule #1 of Twilight is you don't take it seriously. Bryce should inject some credibility into the franchise now.

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