Drop Dead Diva
Sun, 9/8c on Lifetime
"Senti-Mental Journey"
Jane's mother is arrested, and Jane must reach out to her father, a virtual stranger, in order to help her mom in court. Meanwhile, Grayson works a case involving a Ponzi scheme, and Teri advises Fred on both dating and driving.
Pretty Little Liars
Tues, 8/7c on ABC Family
"There's No Place Like Homecoming"
Some ugly secrets cast a shadow on the school's homecoming dance, and one girl's surprising date choice may complicate things for her. The band 2AM Club performs at the dance.
Royal Pains
Thurs, 10/9c on USA Network
"In Vino Veritas"
Tucker deals with a reckless friend whose problems may stem from a medical condition; Divya treats a winemaker.
The Secret Life of the American Teenager
Mon, 8/7c on ABC Family
"She Went That A'Way"
News spreads about Adrian's choice regarding her pregnancy. However, Amy is still in the dark about the whole matter, thanks to Ben.
Due to the overwhelming uproar of the Twilight community, Summit Entertainment has released this statement in regards to Rachelle Lefevre’s character being recast:
We at Summit Entertainment are disappointed by Rachelle Lefevre’s recent comments which attempt to make her career choices the fault of the Studio. Her decision to discuss her version of the scheduling challenges publicly has forced the Studio to set the record straight and correct the facts.
Ms. Lefevre’s representatives were advised as early as April that THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE was expected to start shooting in early August.
If Ms. Lefevre was, as she describes “passionate,” about being part of THE TWILIGHT SAGA, we feel that she and her representatives would have included us in her decision to work on another film that would conflict with the shooting schedule of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE.
It was not until July 20th that Summit was first informed of Ms. Lefevre’s commitment to BARNEY’S VERSION, a commitment we have since been advised she accepted in early June. Summit had acted in good faith that she would be available to fulfill her obligations both in terms of rehearsals and shooting availability for THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE. We feel that her choice to withhold her scheduling conflict information from us can be viewed as a lack of cooperative spirit which affected the entire production.
Furthermore Ms. Lefevre took a role in the other film that places her in Europe during the required rehearsal time, and at least ten days of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE’s principal photography. This period is essential for both rehearsal time with the cast, and for filming at key locations that are only available during the initial part of production.
Contrary to Ms. Lefevre’s statement, it is simply untrue that the Studio dismissed her over a ten day overlap. It is not about a ten day overlap, but instead about the fact that THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE is an ensemble production that has to accommodate the schedules of numerous actors while respecting the established creative vision of the filmmaker and most importantly the story.
The fact remains that Ms. Lefevre’s commitment to the other project – which she chose to withhold from Summit until the last possible moment – makes her unfortunately unavailable to perform the role of Victoria in THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE.