New candids from July 1, 2010 added
Bryce Talks About Her Post Natal Depression
Actress Bryce Dallas Howard has joined other actresses like Gwyneth Paltrow and Brooke Shields and opens up about her post natal depression.
Bryce put on a fake happy face when she gave birth to her son Theodore Norman, now 3 years old. She pretended that everything was fine on the outside but she was suffering on the inside.
The actress reveals that she had planned for a home birth but due to medical complications had to go to the hospital. She says, “Mostly I recall the moment someone handed my son to me, and I heard shouts of joy, and my father crying, “Bryce, you’re an incredible mother!” She adds, “And then… Nothing. I felt nothing… Someone encouraged me to sit up, and slowly, one by one, friends and family visited. Some were crying, others bursting with joy. Glassy-eyed, I politely listened to their impressions of our new son. I had no impression of my own.” (… Read more)
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“I’m With Cancer” receives name change
For the last two years or so, we’ve been reporting on Summit Entertainment’s Untitled Cancer Comedy, which was formerly titled I’m With Cancer. The movie finally has an official title: Live With It, clever eh?
The film is an autobiographical story based on the real experiences of screenwriter Will Reiser, a producer on HBO’s Da Ali G Show and VH1’s Best Week Ever, who was diagnosed with cancer in his mid-20s and successfully battled the disease over several years. Directed by Wackness helmer Jonathan Levine, the film stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a 25-year-old who learns he has a rare form of terminal cancer. (Source)
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Live With Regis & Kelly – July 7, 2010 – captures added
Bryce on going to the dark side in Twilight’s Eclipse
BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD says she was thrilled by her role as villainous vampire Victoria in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.
Not only is the character a more edgy counterpoint to the ethereal romance between Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), but it’s also something of a departure for Howard, who was previously known for what The Village director M Night Shyamalan called her “American purity.”
She says she loved going to the dark side to embrace the destructive impulses of Victoria in the film, which sees Bella face a choice between fangs or fur (vampiric Edward or Taylor Lautner’s wolfboy Jacob Black) and is released in the UK this Friday, July 9.
“Vengeance, resentment and fury – these were totally exciting and exhilarating things for me to play and to live in unapologetically”, said Howard.
“And it’s definitely not a mindset I’ve had a chance to explore in my work”, she told The Times. (… Read more)
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Bryce gave up veganism to save her health
Eclipse star Bryce Dallas Howard has revealed that give up veganism because it was ruining her health.
The 29 year-old said to Self magazine: ‘I was a vegan for several years – all the way through my pregnancy and the birth of my son. Unfortunately, I learned a few months after my son’s birth that I actually had a rare condition that was triggered by pregnancy, where consuming the acids from meat became critical to my health.
‘My doctor sat me down and finally said: ‘Bryce, you need to choose between your ethics and your future.’
‘It was actually a very challenging and emotional transition to make, but I was grateful to my doctor for putting things in perspective for me, and I was grateful for my time as a vegan as I now have such a more profound appreciation for where my food comes from.’ (Source)
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Eclipse’s Bryce Dallas Howard used running coach
Bryce Dallas Howard, who plays the evil vampire Victoria in the third Twilight movie, Eclipse, says she and her co-stars trained with running specialists to ensure the action sequences looked best on film.
“I arrived in Vancouver and they put me on a treadmill,” she joked. “Actually, they had trainers for us that specialized in running, in helping us just get as fast as possible with the least amount of effort so that we could do the takes over and over and over again.”
“And then they created contraptions and whatnot to make it appear as if we were running not seven miles an hour but rather 45 miles an hour, which was very cool,” Howard, daughter of director and former child star Ron Howard, told George Pennacchio of KABC Television, OnTheRedCarpet.com’s parent company. (Source)
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HEREAFTER (2010)
TWILIGHT: ECLIPSE (2010)
