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#OTR Kristen's Interview with "On The Red Carpet"
Kristen Stewart talks to OTRC.com about greeting her fans and how 'On The Road' shaped her world view.
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#OTR Kristen And Garret Interview + Video/AFI Fest with @cambio
Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund: What Do Their Parents Think of Racy 'On the Road' Scenes?
Cambio Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund have some racy scenes in On the Road...so how do their parents feel about the mature content?
"My mom and my sister watched it next to me," Garrett, 28, said at a press event earlier today. "There were a lot of laughs. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing!"
"I think the only thing harder for a parent is watching [your child] in a dying scene," Garrett added. "I've died in, like, three films. To get [my mom] to watch I Am Sam I told her it was a comedy. She came back with pockets full of Kleenex."
As for Kristen?
"I think everyone was really happy it took a few years for the movie to get made," she said. "I haven't really [warned] them...my mom came to Cannes--she loved it and was really proud. I haven't talked to my dad about it yet, really."
"It's easy to be mature about it, and place it in a context and feel protective of it," the 22-year-old Twilight star added.
Director Walter Salles also commented on how mature Kristen was about the nude scenes.
"I think that she's such a mature and serious actress, that although the character is very different than who she is, she understood everything in the logic of the character made sense," Walter said.
In fact, Kristen added that Welcome to the Rileys was probably more difficult for her parents to watch.
"I was so overtly sensitive about anything to do with--not overtly sexual--just anything about a young girl," Kristen said about Rileys. "It rocked me and I think my parents could feel that as well."
Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund on Why They Fought for 'On the Road'
Kristen Stewart was first in talks when she was about 17, while Garrett Hedlund was attached for about six years. So what was it about this film that made both stars hold on--in between high profile films like Twilight and Tron--for so long?
"I really had to dig pretty deep to find it in me to play a person like Marylou. It took a long time," Kristen, 22, told us Monday. "I couldn't say no--I would have done anything on the movie. It was easy to connect the dots after having gotten to know the person behind the character and what you would need to pull off a lifestyle like that. That didn't happen until deep in the rehearsal process."
"At first I was attracted to the spirit of it," Kristen continued. "I'm the type of person--I need to be pushed really hard to be able to let it all hang. I think Marylou is the type of person you can't help but be yourself around."
As for Garrett, 28, there are certain beatnik ideals he could relate to.
"Within this time there was such a sense of yearning for freedom and to get out...these guys were trying to explore all aspects of life when few were," Garrett told us. "The yearning for adventure--especially for me growing up in such a small town in the middle of nowhere--the desire to be away was incredible. The yearning to live, be on your own and journey. These guys were able to do that."
Garrett joked that this project tortured their agents and managers because they wouldn't give On the Road up:
"The torture wasn't for them having to accept the fact your ass would be out for everyone to see and with the internet will never go away, it was the fact for two, three years you are saying, 'No' to everything that comes across the table!"
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E! Kristen Stewart: Twilight Is a Really Phenomenal Thing, On the Road "Changed My Life"
eonline Kristen Stewart is almost done being Bella.But the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 star is going to miss playing Robert Pattinson's love on the silver screen. "It's weird, as soon as that weight [of Twilight] is lifted, you go, 'God! Can I have a little bit back?'" she told E! News at the On the Road premiere Sunday
"Twilight is a really phenomenal thing," she added, smiling at cheering fans across the street.
But as much as she loves vampires, vagabonds are pretty cool, too. "When I read [On the Road] for the first time, I was so young," she said. "I was like 15 years old—14 possibly. It changed me. For the rest of my life I will try and find those people that push you…Every character you want to like run after. I'm not necessarily that type of person, so I need to find people like that."
But at the end of a packed promotional tour (between Breaking Dawn and On the Road, K.Stew's been one busy lady), how does this 22-year-old girl relax? "It's pretty easy," she said. "Take the shoes off. It's kind of a done deal."
To hear more of Kristen's interview, tune in to E! News tonight at 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.
—Reporting by Kristina Guerrero
måndag 5 november 2012
Kristen; Wonderwall MSN Interview "OTR" LA Premiere
wonderwall.msn Stewart was joined at the event by co-stars Garrett Hedlund and Amy Adams, and by Pattinson, who snuck into the after-party at the Roosevelt Hotel with Stewart after the two ate together at Public Kitchen while the film was running. During the party Pattinson chatted with friends, while Stewart talked to Adams and others from the film.
"On the Road" was a special film for Stewart, who found herself very connected to LuAnne Henderson, the real-life Marylou whom Stewart plays in the film.
"To be so aware of yourself and what you want, yet be so unaware of what other people think of you? You can have so much, you can live so rich," Stewart said of Henderson. "It's hard to explain, it's so ridiculous. So as soon as I read that, I thought I should find people like that in life so I can run after them."
As for her own road trip, Stewart says there are only a select few she'd travel with, but when they hit the road they'd be baggage free.
"I think it all depends on who you're with," she said. "There would only be a handful of people I would go [on a road trip with]. My circle is small. But if you have nothing it makes it more fun because you have to go find it.
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Kristen Stewart, Garrett Hedlund Discuss the Long Road to 'On the Road' at L.A. Premiere @THRmovies
THRmovies On the Road, Walter Salles’ film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's cult classic novel, follows a group of young adults who are searching for freedom through travel, drugs, sex, adventure and music. While the novel defined a generation, it was a long and arduous journey to get the story moved onto the big screen.
At the end of 2008, Salles, who had been attached to the project for several years already, was about to get the greenlight when the American economy fell apart, and his dream project was stalled. He had to talk the actors he had cast in 2007 into staying onboard until – through a series of luck, hard work and good fortune – he was able to finally get the financing and film the project in 2010.
The long road came to an end with the world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May, and now the L.A. premiere at AFI Fest 2012 on Saturday, Nov. 3, at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. In one of the most star-heavy events at the festival, Kristen Stewart, Garrett Hedlund, Amy Adams and Salles all attended.
Stewart, who will wrap up her duties as the lead in the Twilight film series with the release of the final film this month, plays the free-spirited MaryLou in On the Road.
“We were allowed to know so much about the people who stood behind the characters,” the actress, wearing a black and white Balenciaga jumpsuit, told The Hollywood Reporter on the red carpet before the premiere.
While Stewart walked the red carpet solo on Saturday, she was joined by her Twilight co-star (and current beau) Robert Pattinson at the AFI Fest afterparty at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. They mingled with friends and Stewart’s co-stars around a large fire pit near the pool area.
Stewart says that Salles enrolled the main actors in a four-week “beatnik bootcamp” of rehearsals before shooting the film. Stewart’s character in the book was based on Kerouac’s friend Luanne Henderson, and Stewart got to spend a lot of time talking to Henderson’s daughter while researching the role.
“We were allowed to know things about her that people do not know,” she tells THR. “I think as soon as you know the people who inspired those characters, everything makes so much more sense. It’s not the easiest thing to live that life. It takes a really particular person to carry that out.”
Stewart says she first read the book when she was 14 or 15, and it’s been a pivotal piece of literature in her life.
“She definitely helped me break down a few walls,” Stewart said of playing MaryLou. “But I think that project actually started when I read the book.”
“At the time, there was no way I could ever possibly imagine that I could play a part like that,” she added. “I thought that the characters in On the Road were people I wanted to be able to find in my own life. I wanted to find people who really stirred me up and kept me moving and kept me pushing. And she’s that type of that person."
Salles, who helmed 2004’s The Motorcycle Diaries, tells THR that Stewart understood that MaryLou was “several decades ahead of her time.”
STORY: How 'On The Road' Slashed Kristen Stewart's $20 Million Paycheck and Finally Made it to Screen
“I think Kristen likes to play these roles that defy the circumstances that somehow define the time you’re living in,” the Brazilian director adds. “She did that very bravely and with complete passion and dedication.”
Salles adds that the most difficult role to cast was that of Dean Moriarty, the charming, yet destructive friend of narrator Sal Paradise. Moriarty was, in real life, Neal Cassady, the author’s friend.
Salles says that Hedlund had gone on a road trip of his own, driving from Minnesota five years ago to audition for the part.
“When he finished reading the scenes, there was such electricity in the air that we were all completely taken by it,” he tells THR. “And that electricity never disappeared. We’re still in love with Garrett.”
Hedlund, who was part of the same four-week “beatnik bootcamp” as Stewart, describes Cassady as an intellectual whose thirst for exploration was an admirable quality.
“To me, I feel that he’s one of my heroes in the way that he approached life in terms of the yearning for adventure,” he says. “I grew up with storytellers all my life, and the knowledge that he could shed and the stories that he told, that comes from a wonderful life experience and that’s what he had.”
AFI Fest 2012 runs Nov. 1 - 8 in Los Angeles.
E! Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Heat Up On the Road After Party! (Article)
eonline Kristen Stewart walked the red carpet at the AFI screening of her film On The Road solo (and stunned in a gorgeous Balenciaga number). But the after party was a different story.
That's because the Twilight actress was joined by none other than boyfriend Robert Pattinson. For the record, Rob didn't walk the carpet and wasn't spotted inside the theater for the movie.
The Audi-sponsored fete was held at the Roosevelt Hotel across the street from Grauman's Chinese Theater (where the screening took place) and the couple spent the evening on the Garden Terrace.
So was the night filled with PDA for the newly reunited duo? Not quite.
Early in the night, K.Stew, who traded her red carpet look for a black leather jacket and black tank top, sat by a fire with costar Amy Adams. The two were deep in conversation while Rob, who wore a black jacket and jeans, sat nearby drinking and talking with some other people.
And when Amy left (after giving Kristen a big hug and making her way over to Rob to give him a big hug as well), the couple continued to make their rounds separately. R.Pattz drank a Stella and smoked an electronic cigarette while Kristen moved between groups of people, chatting.
The two seemed in great spirits the whole night. Kristen was bouncing around during conversation while Rob had his arm around a male pal as he threw his head back laughing.
Finally, a bit after midnight, Kristen was dancing and Rob made his way back to her. They spoke energetically and were playful, with Rob jokingly showing some dance moves of his own.
As for PDA, she patted his chest a few times as they talked and rubbed his head at one point. He whispered in her ear and put his arm around her for a moment.
Just before 1 a.m, Rob looked like he tried to rally some people to leave and a few minutes later Kristen followed after him.
söndag 4 november 2012
"OTR" Kristen's Interview with Usa Today
Despite a long day with the press, Stewart was in good spirits at her AFI Fest premiere
UsaToday LOS ANGELES — Kristen Stewart had a blockbuster weekend.The actress spent Saturday at the press junket for The Twilight Saga:Breaking Dawn, Part 2, and at night, after a quick change into a white cut-out Balenciaga cropped tank and high-waisted trousers, walked the red carpet for her indie film On the Road. Amy Adams, Garrett Hedlund and director Walter Salles were also on hand at Grauman's Chinese theater to debut the film (due out Dec. 21) at the AFI Fest 2012.
It was a heavy load, but you'd never know it from talking to Stewart, who will premiere Part 2 in just a week. She walked the press line calm, collected and friendly. Not even a stray piece of double-sided tape stuck to her top fazed her when a publicist stepped in to remove it halfway down the red carpet.
"Somebody wore this before me?" she joked, in mock horror.
Her good mood continued at the Audi SkyLounge after-party at the Roosevelt Hotel, where she arrived — more casual now, in jeans, flats and a black leather bomber jacket — with Robert Pattinson. Both sported wide smiles, and the pair hung out with friends until well after midnight.
On the red carpet, Stewart shared some insight about what drew her to the film adaptation of the infamous Jack Kerouac tale. The actress first read the novel at 15, and said the lessons it held stayed with her.
"I had the exact same feeling that I had when I was 15 that I did when I was like, 20," she said. "At that age you look up and realize that you have anything that you could ever possibly imagine very much within reach. And I still feel that way."
On the Road is a big departure for Stewart, whose character, Marylou, daringly explores sexuality, drug use and heartbreak over the course of a meandering cross-country road trip. Ask if she's leaning toward making more indies vs. big-budget blockbusters, and she'll tell you that the level of risk feels the same regardless.
"If you're working for reasons that drive me," she began, and then continued, "It's a shame, it's like, absolutely heartbreaking when you find yourself on a movie set that you don't find a commonality with the director and the cast and all of that. It doesn't really matter what scale movie it is."
Her favorite road trip? "The one that I took right before I did On the Road, probably," she said. "We had to cram it into three days. I went to many diners."
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UPDATE* (Videos) Kristen Stewart arrives/red carpet at On The Road Film premiere - AFI Fest 2012
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Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund, two of the leads in Walter Salles’ On the Road, and producers Charles Gillibert and Rebecca Yeldham were present at Los Angeles’ AFI FEST Saturday screening of Salles’ film adaptation (written by José Rivera) of Jack Kerouac’s iconic novel.
The On the Road screening — and U.S. premiere — was held at the equally iconic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, L.A.’s preeminent site for movie premieres since superstar Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in the forecourt’s wet cement back in 1927. (Please scroll down to check out a video of Stewart, Hedlund, Gillibert, and Yeldham being interviewed on the AFI FEST’s On the Road red carpet. Photo: Kristen Stewart at AFI FEST 2012.)
Kristen Stewart: Marylou ahead of her time then and now Kristen Stewart: "I think I was 16 … maybe freshly 17 when I met Walter for the movie, and at the time I’d have done craft service for On the Road. I’d have done anything. I’d have followed them in a caravan just to be like a groupie. It’s a funny way to put it: I "agreed" to the job when I was that age. I was so not ready to play that part [of the free-spirited Marylou]. So I think the process of getting a little bit older, getting to know the woman behind the character, it all helped me to play somebody so sort of … She’s not out of reach. It’s just that she’s … She was ahead of her time then, she’s ahead of her time like now." [See also: "Kristen Stewart in Focus?"] Garrett Hedlund: Walter Salles and ‘guerrilla filmmaking’ Garrett Hedlund, for his part, says a couple of curious things: "I remember looking up online to see who’d be directing [On the Road] if it was adapted into a movie, and it said ‘Francis Ford Coppola.’ So, I just said, ‘Shit! I’ll never get a chance at this.
" Regarding the filming of On the Road with someone other than Coppola at the helm — that would be Walter Salles — Hedlund elaborated: "You know, it was pretty much the journey of a lifetime because — just the way that he films … They have a term, ‘guerrilla filming [sic].’ Most of the films that he does down in South America are two handfuls of crew members and one handful of non-actors [e.g., Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna in The Motorcycle Diaries; Brazilian heartthrob Rodrigo Santoro in Behind the Sun; grand dames of the Brazilian stage, film, and television Fernanda Montenegro and Marília Pêra in Central Station] and he ends up making these magical films with them. … Over the last five years, Walter has become one of the greatest in my eyes and will always be."
Besides Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund, the On the Road cast includes Sam Riley, Amy Adams, Viggo Mortensen, Tom Sturridge, Kirsten Dunst, Danny Morgan, Alice Braga, and Elisabeth Moss.
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The On the Road screening — and U.S. premiere — was held at the equally iconic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, L.A.’s preeminent site for movie premieres since superstar Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in the forecourt’s wet cement back in 1927. (Please scroll down to check out a video of Stewart, Hedlund, Gillibert, and Yeldham being interviewed on the AFI FEST’s On the Road red carpet. Photo: Kristen Stewart at AFI FEST 2012.)
Kristen Stewart: Marylou ahead of her time then and now Kristen Stewart: "I think I was 16 … maybe freshly 17 when I met Walter for the movie, and at the time I’d have done craft service for On the Road. I’d have done anything. I’d have followed them in a caravan just to be like a groupie. It’s a funny way to put it: I "agreed" to the job when I was that age. I was so not ready to play that part [of the free-spirited Marylou]. So I think the process of getting a little bit older, getting to know the woman behind the character, it all helped me to play somebody so sort of … She’s not out of reach. It’s just that she’s … She was ahead of her time then, she’s ahead of her time like now." [See also: "Kristen Stewart in Focus?"] Garrett Hedlund: Walter Salles and ‘guerrilla filmmaking’ Garrett Hedlund, for his part, says a couple of curious things: "I remember looking up online to see who’d be directing [On the Road] if it was adapted into a movie, and it said ‘Francis Ford Coppola.’ So, I just said, ‘Shit! I’ll never get a chance at this.
" Regarding the filming of On the Road with someone other than Coppola at the helm — that would be Walter Salles — Hedlund elaborated: "You know, it was pretty much the journey of a lifetime because — just the way that he films … They have a term, ‘guerrilla filming [sic].’ Most of the films that he does down in South America are two handfuls of crew members and one handful of non-actors [e.g., Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna in The Motorcycle Diaries; Brazilian heartthrob Rodrigo Santoro in Behind the Sun; grand dames of the Brazilian stage, film, and television Fernanda Montenegro and Marília Pêra in Central Station] and he ends up making these magical films with them. … Over the last five years, Walter has become one of the greatest in my eyes and will always be."
Besides Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund, the On the Road cast includes Sam Riley, Amy Adams, Viggo Mortensen, Tom Sturridge, Kirsten Dunst, Danny Morgan, Alice Braga, and Elisabeth Moss.
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