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Happy Birthday Rachelle Lefevre!

The nomadic vampire celebrates her birthday on 01 February, and, although she may have exited The Twilight Saga series, Rachelle Lefevre remains busy, with her 2009 projects coming to fruition this year.

In 2009, Lefevre appeared in the CBC television miniseries The Summit, filmed in Ontario, and completed the film Casino Jack, starring Kevin Spacey. In Casino Jack, Lefevre plays Emily Miller, a former press secretary for U.S. congressman Tom DeLay, who helped convict lobbyist Jack Abramoff (Kevin Spacey) in a political scandal involving Native American tribes.

Lefevre will also appear in Barney’s Version, a film adaptation of the award-winning Canadian novel by Mordecai Richler. Lefevre plays Clara, a manic depressive feminist poet who becomes the first wife of protagonist Barney Panofsky (Paul Giamatti). Lefevre filmed her scenes in Rome in August 2009. The production continued on location in Montreal and New York. Lefevre was shooting the suspense film The Caller in Puerto Rico in November 2009, along with actor Stephen Moyer. She replaced Brittany Murphy, who had exited the project.

Lefevre appeared in the pilot episode of the ABC television drama The Deep End on 21 January 2010. She will also star in the period piece VK, with Adrien Brody and Isabelle Adjani. The film will tell the story of Baron Wolfgang von Kempelen, a Hungarian inventor who built The Turk, a chess playing machine, in the late 18th century. Directed by Pierre Gill, Lefevre will play Annette, the wife of the Baron (played by Brody).
Source: Wikipedia

Thanks to TeamEdwardPOV for the heads up.

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