Bryce Dallas Howard lands key role in 'The Help'

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Bryce Dallas Howard is joining up with Emma Stone and Viola Davis in the film adaptation of Kathryn Stockett’s novel The Help. Read the full post.

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debiro1
Mon 05/17/10 11:15 PM

Aibileen is supposed to be in her mid to late 50s. I don’t think Queen Latifah looks that old. Give a new actress a chance. Too bad Dolly Parton is too old to be Celia.

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J.Hubert
Sun 06/27/10 4:54 PM

I just hope the movie is more accurate than the book geographically. On page 69 is this sentence “Outside, a combine whirred in a cotton field.” Anyone raised in any part of the South knows that a combine harvests wheat, not cotton.

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John
Sun 07/04/10 2:54 AM

Chandra Wilson, who plays Miranda on Greys Anatomy is the ONLY choice for Minnie. Gwyneth Paltrow
would be a fine choice for Skeeter if she can be made to look young enough, Don’t know if Kelli Pickler has the acting chops to play Celia but I pictured her when I read the book. S Epatha Merkeson, best known for Law and Order,would be tremendous as Aiebeline. Anyone who saw her on the stage in Birdie Blue would agree.

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George
Thu 01/20/11 7:27 PM

Emma Stone and Viola Davis are excellent actresses, but Bryce Dallas Howard is absolutely awful and much like Kate Hudson, only got into the industry via nepotism!

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Sylvia Matera
Tue 08/23/11 10:04 AM

WOW!!! Just saw the movie and was

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Sylvia Matera
Tue 08/23/11 10:08 AM

WOW!!! Just saw the movie and was deeply moved. Most peple in the cineima did not leave their seats for a good 5 min after the movie ended. A lot to take in and digest. Proud of my generation for starting the Civil Rights movement but we can’t ever stop, lest we forget! GREAT FILM will see it again. Thanks

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