After playing the role of Victoria in “Twilight” and “New Moon” Rachelle Lefevre will not be appearing in the third film “Eclipse”.
 
But the star doesn’t seem bitter about it.
 
Speaking to Access Hollywood the actress spoke about the New Moon film saying that she is proud of what she did in the two films.
 
“I heard it’s already breaking records for sell-outs, tickets in advance, I’m starting to hear the whispers. When we first did ‘Twilight,’ we hoped, ‘God, I hope this does well.’ And then you have the next one and you go, ‘I hope it does as well as ‘Twilight!’”
 
When Lefevre was asked about her feelings on being dropped from the third film she said

“That’s the kind of thing you can’t anticipate in a career. It was devastating, I didn’t see it coming,” she said, adding that moving on to other films had been a much-needed outlet.
 
“Going off and getting to do ‘Barney’s Version’ [instead] with Paul Giamatti was such a beautiful experience, I got to play a character who was really emotionally unhinged, so I got to take all my sadness and devastation and channel it into this character. It was a nice place to land.”
 
But she admitted
 
“I was devastated and I was shocked. But the truth is I am grateful for the Twilight franchise. I’m grateful for the doors that it opened to me. I love my cast. And I think New Moon is going to be great.”
 
Well we do wish you all the best in the future.
 
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