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Shockya (SY): ‘The Caller’ tells the story of your character, Mary Kee, who is tormented by a series of phone calls from a stranger, Rose, who reveals she’s calling from the past. Why does Mary almost readily accept the fact that Rose really is calling from 25 years ago?

Rachelle Lefevre (RL): She doesn’t readily accept it, she doesn’t actually accept it at all, and that’s when the problems start. Mary is being harassed by the phone calls. In the beginning, it doesn’t really start out that way. She thinks it’s a wrong number. Then Rose says something that catches her attention, about Mary’s own problems. They sort of start to bond over life and their own difficulties. They have these conversations with a complete stranger, and start this bizarre relationship, based on Mary’s need to connect with someone after her abusive relationship (with her ex-husband Steven, played by Ed Quinn). It’s only when Rose says that she’s calling from the past that Mary really, really wants her to stop calling, and that’s when the harassment begins, because Mary doesn’t believe her.


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Screen International covers all aspects of the film trade. They have just come out with this year’s UK Stars of Tomorrow list. Past list makers include James McAvoy, Emily Blunt, and Robert Pattinson among others. MyAnna Buring who plays Tanya has just been added to the list.

“Through hundreds of interviews with UK industry insiders, Screen’s writer and film critic Fionnuala Halligan has chosen the 30 new actors, directors and writers generating buzz in the UK in 2011. This annual feature is a must-read for all Hollywood agents and casting directors.

The actors include Julian Fellowes’ new Romeo, a Cannes breakout actress, The Iron Lady’s young Margaret Thatcher,Attack The Block’s biggest breakout star, an actor who caught Steven Spielberg’s eye, a Matt Lucas collaborator and one of Twilight’s new vampires…Sweden-born and UK-raised, MyAnna Buring (pronounced ‘Me-Anna’) hit the ground running on graduation from LAMDA with a prominent role in Neil Marshall’s 2005 horror film The Descent…”

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Justin Chon & Christian Serratos kom också till showen för att vissa deras stöd.


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In a new interview with Collider, Miranda Richardson (Rita Skeeter of the Harry Potter film series) declared her love for Twilight!

Even though you’re not a part of the final Harry Potter film, do you have any final thoughts on the closure of the series?
RICHARDSON: Oh, I’m looking forward to Breaking Dawn! I think it’s a great thing to be part of. I do, truly. I think it’s something that’s going to last. Even though the special effects move on, at a fast pace, I think that the storytelling, which is of prime importance, is pretty great, during that franchise. I think there’s a back-and-forth that happens. The kids don’t just see the movies, but they also read the books. It doesn’t matter if they read them before or after. There’s a wish and a will to get involved in that world, which is great. I know that the stories have a lot of detractors, but [J.K. Rowling] got people reading again, in a mass way.

What is it about Breaking Dawn that you’re so excited about?
RICHARDSON: Oh, I’m a huge Twilight fan! I love it! Maybe they’ll invite me to the premiere now.

Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob?
RICHARDSON: Oh God, don’t do that! I’m Team Edward.


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