"Twilight' star Kristen Stewart reportedly loves watching her own movies. Is the ex of Robert Pattinson actually egotistical? Kristen Stewart sheds light on this.
Gossip Cop cites a Vulture interview with Kristen Stewart in stating how much the "Twilight" star loves watching her own movies. However, Kirsten Stewart points out that the attraction for the ex of Robert Pattinson is the process rather than ego.
According to Kristen Stewart, linking the experience of making the film and the resulting product affects how the ex of Robert Pattinson proceeds in her next projects. Kristen Stewart also gave an insight into how the "Twilight" star feels about making movies.
"I've been wanting to make movies forever and I want to direct and write and keep acting forever, so it makes me better to watch the performance," Kristen Stewart explained. "It's enlightening, and not in a technical way."
When Kristen Stewart takes on a role, the ex of Robert Pattinson wants the involvement to be natural rather than audience oriented. Although Kristen Stewart regards a good result to be important, the "Twilight" star sets a higher premium on the creative process.
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The inclination for the natural, as Gossip Cop cites, is what allowed Kristen Stewart to relate to her film "Equals" with "X-Men" actor Nick Hoult. To Kristen Stewart being seen and being allowed to be seen for oneself is integral to the ex of Robert Pattinson.
The Hamilton Spectator further reveals that Kristen Stewart does not memorize lines. Instead, the ex of Robert Pattinson prefers to alter her lines.
However. Kristen Stewart is quick to qualify that groundwork is important even when improvising on lines. According to the media outlet, Kristen Stewart applies this method even to her Woody Allen film "Cafe Society."
Kristen Stewart explains that learning a script verbatim hinders her creative process but admits that this gets her into trouble with some directors as Kelly Reichardt of "Certain Women." As a trip down memory lane, do you like how Kristen Stewart improvised on her lines with Robert Pattinson in "Twilight?"
