Twilight actress Ashley Greene has nabbed the female lead in ABC’s drama pilot Americana.

Per Deadline, Americana revolves around a family owned fashion empire whose label is turned inside-out by the arrival of a young designer (to be played by Greene). Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace) has been cast as the iconic fashion designer at the head of the clan.

Greene recurred on the network’s Pan Am this season.

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Now onto photos. I’ve added 60 HQ photos of Robert Pattinson (some picture with the amazing Betty White) and Ashley Greene.

Ashley Greene (“Alice Cullen”) has shared her reaction to the fact that The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 made almost $140 million on opening weekend, telling The Hollywood Reporter, “It was an overwhelming mix of emotions – intense excitement, awe, gratitude to the fans, and definitely a bit of relief! Even with a film like Twilight, you’re still nervous each time. I never take our incredible fan base for granted. Without their continual support of the films and us, we wouldn’t have had the opportunity to finish out the saga. We truly have the best fans in the world, and this weekend just drives that point home.”

Greene also talked about how even though we all know what’s to come with The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, there’ll be a few surprises in store for Twilight fans.

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The lacrosse drama, directed by Michael F. Sears, is set for a limited release on Dec. 2.

Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene play adopted siblings in The Twilight Saga, but the duo pair off romantically for the lacrosse drama A Warrior’s Heart.

The film, produced by California Pictures and Family Productions, is slated for a Dec. 2 limited release and is directed by Michael F. Sears. Lutz stars as Lacrosse player Conor Sullivan, who struggles to come to terms with the death of his Marine father. Through a wilderness camp led by his dad’s former combat pal — played by Adam Beach — Conor learns to live and let go. Greene stars as his high school love interest, Brooklyn.

Gabrielle Anwar and Chord Overstreet also star.

The screenplay was written by Martin Dugard. Camelot Entertainment Group and Xenon Pictures own the rights.

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With the beginning of the end of the vampire saga in theatres now, the actress reflects on the experience and discusses what’s to come for her career.

Since she was cast in 2008, Ashley Greene has had the job of stepping into one of the most beloved characters from Stephenie Meyer’s The Twilight Saga novels. As Alice Cullen, she plays Edward’s (Robert Pattinson) closest sibling and possibly Bella’s (Kristen Stewart) fiercest protector next to him and Jacob (Taylor Lautner).

As with any film series based on novels with a rabid fan base, the responsibility must weigh heavily on an actress. For 24-year-old Greene, that seems especially true.

“This was my first real job as an actor and in a million years, I never could have dreamed up what Twilight would become,” Greene tells The Hollywood Reporter.

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via ctv.ca interview and eOnefilms

“I had a very passionate fan in Sweden. She was hysterically crying. I thought she was going to pass out. I went over to her and gave her a hug and she gave me this note,” Ashley revealed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon before opening the letter and reading it out loud.

“Dear Ashley, You probably won’t even read this, but it’s worth a try. I’m a huge fan. I really am. I love both you and your character, and I think you’re doing a great job. But that’s not why I’m writing this letter,” Ashley reads. “All I’m asking for is a favor that would mean the world to me. Can you give this other letter to Miley Cyrus?”

Watch the clip below, and see Ashley and Jimmy’s reaction to the fan letter.

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Question: Now that all of the Twilight films are finished shooting, what do you think you’ll remember most fondly about having had this whole experience?

ASHLEY GREENE: I think just the relationships that were formed. And, there’s this feeling that you get when you walk out onto a carpet, especially at fan events, and just seeing the way that you effect these people and how passionate they are about something that I’m so passionate about. That’s something irreplaceable. I just did some press in Europe and I did an event there where I was just like, “This feeling is so incredible. You can’t replace it.” I feel like it’s a once in a lifetime thing to be a part of something like this. That’s something that’s very special. And, the bonds that were formed is something that I wouldn’t give up. Twilight is ending, but at least I know those bonds are still going to be there.

read full interview at collider.com