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Thursday, December 5, 2024
Video: Jesse Eisenberg talks about working with Kristen in 'Adventureland' with GQ
Friday, November 22, 2024
Kristen talks about working with director Pablo Larrain on 'Spencer' with THR
For Spencer (Kristen Stewart played the late princess), Larraín felt like there hadn’t been a movie about Princess Diana that he thought was particularly interesting, although there’s always been a lot of focus on her. “There’s so much about her that represents so many people,” Larraín says. “Even if it’s a story of a princess and the royal family in England, it’s something that oddly touches many, many people, not only women.”
Larraín’s approach to telling female stories from a male lens is exactly why Stewart still thinks fondly of Spencer‘s production days.
“The respect and reverence Pablo has for the female form and experience is both aesthetic and spiritual,” says Stewart. “I sometimes felt like his avatar. Like he could have ‘played’ Diana. That is how close we felt on the film. The time he has to attempt to understand and the healthy amount of awareness that he never will be able to fully understand from a first-person perspective the innately female experience is why he is so adept at creating paths toward depicting the truth. His gaze feels kind and curious. And his storytelling holds you. And it [big-ups] our diminished feelings. His movies feel like tender acts. To work for him feels the same.”
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
'Love Lies Bleeding' is nominated in 12 categories for the British Independent Film Awards
Rose Glass was a BIFA winner in 2020 for Saint Maud. Her sophomore feature, the blistering noir Love Lies Bleeding, is a potent blend of romance, murder and drug enhanced bodybuilding free, which scores 12 nominations. Alongside Best British Independent Film are nominations for Best Director sponsored by Sky Cinema for Glass, Best Screenplay sponsored by Apple Original Films for Glass and Weronika Toilska, Best Joint Lead Performance for stars Katy O’Brian and Kristen Stewart, and eight craft nominations. These are Best Casting sponsored by Casting Society & Spotlight, Best Cinematography sponsored by Kodak & Molinare for Ben Fordesman, who won this award in 2020, Best Costume Design, Best Effects, Best Make-Up & Hair Design, Best Original Music sponsored by Universal Music Publishing Group for three-time nominated Clint Mansell, Best Production Design sponsored by ATC & Broadsword and Best Sound.
- Best British Independent Film
- Best Director
- Best Screenplay
- Best Joint Lead Performance - Katy O’Brian & Kristen Stewart
- Best Casting
- Best Cinematography
- Best Costume Design
- Best Effects
- Best Make-Up & Hair Design
- Best Original Music
- Best Production Design
- Best Sound
The winners are announced at a ceremony on 8 December in London.
Friday, October 25, 2024
Audio: 'Twilight' costar Anna Kendrick mentions Kristen with the Call Her Daddy podcast
Listen to the podcast here for Apple Podcasts or here on Spotify.
Thursday, October 24, 2024
Hair designer, Bonnie Clevering, features Kristen in her book 'Continuity'
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“Kristen’s presence brought a renewed sense of energy to my work, turning even the most daunting hair tasks rewarding. When I work with younger actresses, I tend to take on a more nurturing, motherly role, and Kristen was no exception. She continued to request me as her hair designer for the remaining “Twilight” films and “Snow White and the Huntsman.” While filming “Snow White and the Huntsman,” we often went out to eat, and on days when we wrapped early, heading back to my London apartment for taco night became our new go-to. It was a privilege to watch Kristen grow, mature, and gain confidence in not only herself but her acting abilities over the years. I’ll never forget one of the rainiest days in the countryside while we were filming “Eclipse.” After wrapping, fans were waiting outside while waving to her and Robert in the hopes of an interaction. Without hesitation, Kristen and Rob asked the driver to stop the car, got out in the rain, and took the time to meet everyone. Witnessing Kristen's growth firsthand, both on and off those sets, always left a lasting impression that left me feeling inspired by her.”
Bonnie Clevering on working with Kristen Stewart, as seen and heard exclusively in ”Continuity by Bonnie Clevering".
You can read more details on the book here.



