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HOLLYWOOD - Kristen Bell may get the chance to return to her cancelled TV character Veronica Mars in a movie.

The
blonde actress, 27, was devastated when the show was pulled earlier
this year after three seasons, but she has since landed a role in Heroes.

However,?Bell tells TV Guide Web site that her student investigator character may come back to life on the big screen.

She
says, “I knew some things that were going to happen in Season 4 that
I’m not going to dare say, ’cause that’s probably what the movie is
going to be about. I wish I could tell you. Because it’s really good.”

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Congrats on the Heroes gig! Is this some kind of evil plot of yours to send fanboys over the edge?
Kristen Bell: Absolutely. It is all part of my plan for world domination � and by “world,” I mean Fanboy World.

How did the gig come about? It’s no secret that you’ve been fielding many offers, including from Lost.
Bell: Obviously, I was in an extremely
lucky position. I’ve kind of felt like I’ve been on a sugar high the
last couple of weeks. Having any of those options… it still feels
surreal. How do you make the decision between [Lost and Heroes]? Basically, being able to stay in [Los Angeles] was a little bit of a factor for me [in terms of turning down Lost]. But I was honored to even be considered by Lost. I really, really was, because I love that show. But I have social relationships with a lot of the people who work on Heroes,
through so many random connections. It was sort of funny that so many
of my friends had been working on this show. I spent a lot of time with
a few of them at Comic-Con. I was actually sitting on the train [back
from San Diego] with Zachary Quinto and Masi Oka, and some of the
writers were on the train and they were like, “Hey, if you ever want to
come on Heroes, give us a call!” And I sort of joked back, “I’d
love that!” Later on I said to Zach, “Hey, if they were serious, I
would love to work with you guys.” And somehow, somebody made it happen.

Wait a second � you ride the train?!
Bell: [Laughs]
Yeah, coming back from Comic-Con; none of us drove because the traffic
was so bad. So we just took the three-hour train ride back.

Weren’t you mobbed by fans?
Bell: No way! Are you kidding me? No one recognizes me.

Seriously?
Bell: I’m dead serious. It’s rare.

Was part of the appeal of doing Heroes the fact that it’s a limited gig, thus allowing you to keep your career options open?
Bell:
That’s certainly not a bad point. I am kind of in the luckiest position
possible, because they’re allowing me to leave it open-ended. So, yeah,
that was extremely appealing. Also, everyone I know who is involved in Heroes
has had nothing but excellent things to say about what it’s like to
work there or for Tim Kring and Co. I received a phone call before I
even knew that the deal was done from Tim and a few of his partners in
crime and � I should probably keep this confidential but � it might’ve
been the nicest phone call I’ve ever gotten. I think there was almost a
point where I fell out of my chair.

How many episodes are you committed for?
Bell: I think I’m doing 13 as of now.

If playing Veronica Mars for three years didn’t solidify her placement at the center of the geek universe, then this surely will: Kristen Bell will appear on NBC’s Heroes this fall for a multi-episode arc. ”Saying you’re a nerd is now the cool thing to do,” notes Bell, 27, who also plays a Star Wars fanatic in Fanboys (out January 2008) and headlines next summer’s Forgetting Sarah Marshall, from producer Judd Apatow. ”The fansites are obsessed with her…. It’s [her] very approachable charm,” explains Fanboys director Kyle Newman. Quips Marshall co-producer Rodney Rothman, ”I guess she’s cornered the market on losers. The girl’s got chops, man.” And she can also speak for herself. Without further ado…

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What’s life been like since Mars?
KRISTEN BELL: Right after Veronica Mars wrapped [in April], I left for Hawaii [to film Marshall]. I was on cloud nine, obviously, because I was getting to work with Judd Apatow’s group. I’d really wanted to be a part of that very small pool of lucky actors.

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This just in. Kristen Bell is joining NBC’s “Heroes” cast.

NBC reportedly has picked the actress, best known for starring in the
television show “Veronica Mars,” to join the series’ second season
beginning in October. She reportedly has been billed to play Elle, a
character described as a sexy, mysterious young lady who has ties to
the supposed death of Peter, H.R.G.’s past and the future of Claire.

“This was not easy to pull off,” “Heroes” creator-executive producer
Tim Kring said in a statement. “But since we’re an ensemble show, with
many arcs playing out through the year, we found a way to jump into a
small window in (Bell’s) schedule.”

Apart from her starring role in “Heroes,” Bell has had two big screen projects to be released next year, they are “Fanboys” and “Forgetting Sarah Marshall”.

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Veronica Mars star and Gossip Girl narrator Kristen Bell will appear in multiple episodes of Heroes’ sophomore season, according to Variety.

Bell, who had been connected with a possible Lost role, will start appearing on the show in October. She will play the role of Elle, a “sexy, mysterious young lady” who is involved in Claire’s future and is also connected to Peter and H.R.G.

“This was not easy to pull off,” show creator Tim Kring told Variety. “But since we�??�?�?re an ensemble show, with many arcs playing out through the year, we found a way to jump into a small window in her schedule.”