Here are the pictures from the online magazine of the New York Moves issue. She looks stunning!

Don’t let her serene energy and stunning looks fool you — Bryce Dallas Howard knows how to go for the jugular. “I had to get in touch with my animal instincts,” says the 29-year-old actress about taking over the pivotal role of Victoria, the villainous vampire out for heroine Bella’s blood in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. “At one point, I was actually working out in my head, ‘How would you physically suck blood from someone’s neck? Would you take a breath first? Would you open up your throat to drink?’” Before heading to the theater on June 30 to see exactly how Victoria goes about hunting her prey this time, get to know the actress who brings her to life. Here, Howard — photographed exclusively for LIFE by editor-at-large Jeff Vespa — opens up about stepping into the high-profile franchise, branching out into other aspects of Hollywood (just like her famous dad, Ron), and becoming very good at playing bad.

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Screen captures of the interview

Photograph from the photoshoot

Bryce Dallas Howard, a replacement actress playing vampire-with-a-vengeance Victoria, is a Twihard: “I had seen Twilight innumerable times. After I saw it for the fourth time, one of my best guy friends, for my birthday, made me Post-it notes with Robert Pattinson’s face that said, ‘Live Dangerously,’ because I was so obsessed. My husband actually said to me, ‘Do I need to be worried about this?’”

Here are some amazing screencap photos of the FIRST TV Spot for Twilight Saga: Eclipse: Destiny. They are amazing! There’s another bon fire with the Cullens family around it… wonder if another vampire got in their way… there’s also a beautiful pasture of flowers scene again!!! and a photo pf Bryce Dallas Howard’s Victoria!!! Man does she look ferocious!

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I hope I can find a better quality video soon:

Bryce Dallas Howard is joining up with Emma Stone and Viola Davis in the film adaptation of Kathryn Stockett’s novel The Help. The actress, best known for her roles in M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village and Lady in the Water, is currently in negotiations to play Hilly Holbrook, the ringleader of a group of 1960s upper-class women in Mississippi who treat their black maids poorly and wind up becoming the subjects of a scathing book depicting their deplorable behavior.

Howard’s character will face off against Stone, who plays the protagonist Eugenia “Skeeter” Phelan, an aspiring writer who decides to interview the maids to learn what it’s really like being in the employ of these women. Viola Davis will play Aibileen, the domestic worker that gives her story to Skeeter, while encouraging the other maids to do so, too.

The film, written and directed by Stockett’s childhood friend Tate Taylor, will begin filming this July in Mississippi. Howard can next be seen in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, in which she’ll play the villainous and bloodthirsty vampire Victoria.

Chris Columbus and his 1942 Pictures are producing The Help with Dreamworks Studios.

Both Jones and Howard were new to “The Twilight Saga,” but they said they were immediately embraced by their fellow castmembers. Howard remembered when she was getting on the plane to fly to Vancouver and hid in the corner because she was so nervous about meeting the rest of the cast. Fortunately for Howard, that quickly changed.

“I haven’t had an experience on a film where you actually get to know a group of people as well as I did on this film,” she said. “I just have so much respect for everyone who’s involved with them. They’ve stayed really grounded, and their friendships have stayed really true.”

Since Victoria had already appeared in “Twilight” and “New Moon,” Howard said she focused heavily on keeping the movements and looks of her character consistent with how Rachelle Lefevre played her in the previous films. Interestingly enough, Lefevre’s name was not mentioned during Howard’s discussion.

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Apparently the new trailer for the Eclipse movie is going to be revealed this Friday. After the air of the trailer, Bryce will be on hand to answer some fan questions, view the following information to learn how to get your questions answered by Bryce:

Starting at 8pm EST/5pm PST Friday you can view the premiere of the HD movie trailer by heading to MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or the official Twilight website. At 8:15pm EST/5:15pm PST be sure to head over to MySpace or Facebook for an online chat with Bryce Dallas Howard, Nikki Reed and Julia Jones! To submit questions to the chat just Tweet @Twilight for a chance to have your question answered during the chat! Include #EclipseChat in your question. See you there!

You guys might remember the first image of Bryce as Victoria surfaced the internet. Well the wait is over to see Bryce in action. View the trailer by clicking here. Bryce is only featured a few seconds but we have to remember this is the teaser trailer. The wait is officially over and the countdown to Eclipse begins today!

The new film features Atonement star James McAvoy and comedy favourite, Seth Rogen. The film was previously titled I’m With Cancer and tells the story of a young man who is diagnosed with the disease.

Summit Entertainment, responsible for the Twilight Saga has bought the North American rights to the movie which, according to Gossip Cop, will begin shooting next month.

Anna Kendrick has proved she is a great talent having recently starred in the film Up In The Air oppsite the gorgeous George Clooney. We can expect great things from this young actress.

Bryce Dallas Howard, whose father happens to be Oscar-winning directer Ron Howard, is making a bit of film history herself as she gives life to Fisher Willow, a new Tennessee Williams character, in The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond.

Parade.com’s Jeanne Wolf found out why Bryce felt a common bond with the enduring women that the legendary playwright has brought to the big screen.

Tennessee’s family.
“There are elements of all the female characters that Tennessee wrote in the character I play. All the women he created could probably be in the same family. I always kind of pictured Fisher Willow as, basically, Blanche Dubois 15 years earlier, when she still had a chance. Tennessee Williams said about A Street Car Named Desire, ‘It’s a plea for the understanding of the delicate people,’ and that’s something that’s really true for this character as well because, as hard and honest as she is, she’s also very, very delicate.”

Read the entire interview with Parade here.