Rachelle Lefevre

Rachelle Lefevre is a Canadian. Lefevre, who worked at tables in the early days, was found by the son of a Canadian filmmaker who helped her land the role of her debut as an actress. Lefevre moved into Los Angeles, where she was cast in the show What About Brian (2006). Lefevre who was as a teenager, working in the same Montreal restaurant serving sushi, heard of her aspirations to be an actor and contacted a casting director. What resulted was a Canadian TV sitcom. Her appearances on David. Kelley's Boston Legal (2003) led her to be the main character in David E. Kelley's 2008 U.S. version of BBC success Life on Mars (2009). Lefevre was brought up within Montreal in her father's French family, though she began to learn English. Her biggest role was in Catherine Hardwicke's Twilight adaptation. This was the debut novel of a series about popular young vampires. Rachelle Rachelle Rachelle Rachelle

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