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Sun 20
The Twilight Saga: New Moon — Cameron Bright
This thrilling second installment of the popular "Twilight" saga finds Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) in pieces after her vampire boyfriend (Robert Pattinson) leaves town. She soon reconnects with a childhood friend and realizes he's hiding a dark secret that may hold the key to her survival. Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene.
Air Time & Details for Cameron Bright, Sun 20, 12:52 pm -
Sun 20
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse — Cameron Bright
The third installment of the "Twilight" saga finds Bella forced to choose between Edward, a vampire and the love of her life, or Jacob, a werewolf and her best friend. The result of her decision may reignite the ancient feud between vampires and werewolves, while a scorned vampire bent on revenge appears responsible for a string of brutal murders.
Air Time & Details for Cameron Bright, Sun 20, 3:26 pm -
Sun 20
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 — Cameron Bright
Bella, Edward and Jacob band together to fight a group of ancient vampires who are threatening to destroy Bella and Edward's family.
Air Time & Details for Cameron Bright, Sun 20, 8:33 pm
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Biography
About Cameron Bright
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Born in British Columbia, actor Cameron Bright began his career on a highly visible but emotionally demanding note: his first two major feature film roles cast him as the sexually abused 7-year-old victim of a deranged pedophile father (Eric Stoltz) in the Ashton Kutcher sci-fi outing The Butterfly Effect (2004), and as a 10-year-old spousal reincarnation who has an affair with an adult widow (Nicole Kidman) in the eerie psychodrama Birth (2004). In successive years, Bright racked up a series of turns in one prestigious Hollywood feature after another; additional credits included Thank You For Smoking (2005), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), Running Scared (2006), and Juno (2007). In 2009, Bright starred opposite Gretchen Mol in the outing An American Affair.
He would spend the next several years appearing in movies like New Moon, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and Little Glory.