It’s really too bad that I can’t say the same for that cover though. Don’t get me wrong, Kristen Stewart is a pretty girl, but that hair. Ugh.
But now let’s get to the real story, which is Kristen’s interview with Elle. It’s remarkable because the vast majority of the time, the words that come out of this girl’s mouth make me want to die. On more than one occasion, I’ve been reading an interview of hers and gotten to the point where I just said “oh my God, shut up” loud enough for my boyfriend to be like “I didn’t say anything.” She usually just makes me want to roll my eyes for the rest of my life, but in this interview, I’m a little more “meh” to “right on, sister!”
From Elle via Celebitchy:
Kristen on what she loves: “I f–king love everything about [acting]. I love movies, I love what they do. I am just so fuelled by it like nothing else in my life.”
Robert Pattinson on Kristen’s work ethic: Pattinson seems sweetly in awe of Kristen’s professional drive, saying “She is very focused on being an actress. I mean, that’s what she is… she’s an actress, whereas I just don’t really know.”
Kristen on Snow White and the Huntsman: “It’s a war movie and an identity crisis movie. Basically, she goes to jail when she’s seven and gets out when she’s 18. She’s so stunted that she’s essentially a child, even though she’s already a woman. When she comes out she’s got to save people, but she hasn’t experienced anything like they have. She’s very isolated. She has all these feelings and doesn’t really know why yet, and I can relate to that.”
Kristen on being a role model: “I don’t apply it to the choices I make. I feel like a role model is not necessarily somebody you want to imitate, just someone you admire. I look at characters I play and think, ‘F–k, I would like to be like that.’ [Like Joan Jett], exactly. It makes sense to me why other don’t just look at that person, they look at me. Anyone who happens to choose to look up to me, it’s like, ‘But I’m literally YOU. I’m looking up to the characters you’re admiring me for choosing.’”
Fashion choices and bullying: “It’s weird, at school I was torn apart for not wearing a certain brand of jeans. It nearly killed me. I was so embarrassed and so insecure, but I knew I could never put them on. I would look ridiculous.”
Kristen on her previous comments that “her teachers failed her”: Her clear eyes roll. “When I said they literally failed me, I meant that they literally failed me. As in, I got Fs!”
Being criticized, being misrepresented: “You grow calluses. I don’t say ‘I’m not magnetic’ to try and sound self-deprecating. I’m just not. I’m pretty good at…” Repelling people? “yeah. Though I actually love people. I would like to meet more people. I know no one.”
Her style: Her natural style is “not experimental,” she admits, “I just wear very functional clothes. When I’m in London I feel so dressed down and young and Californian. Even if I try to look nice when I go out for dinner, I just don’t have a thing. I will always wear no socks and be like, ‘F–k, it’s freezing, what am I doing?”
See what I mean, fellow Kristen Stewart eye-rollers? She’s getting better, isn’t she?
She’s getting better, but your writing isn’t. Are there any celebrities on this blog that you DON’T hate?
This weekend alone, I’ve discussed how much I adore Gabourey Sidibe, Kris Humphries, Josh Hutcherson, Jason Segel, and Ellen, so yeah, there are plenty of celebrities I don’t hate.
Plus, even though she may have hated Kristen Stewart, Emily’s post was positive about her, and that takes a big person to admit someone they don’t like could actually be okay, or at least getting better.
I think Emily talks positively about lots of people!
What is up with the pose she’s doing on the cover?
Her eyebrows bug me.
Hahaha! I made my husband watch Twilight and that was his main complaint (surprisingly).
Kristen is so comfortable feel to face the interview and give any type of Reply .
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