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Collider’s interview with Kristen Stewart
November 6th, 2009 | Author: Georgina "Geo" Tena
Question: These films have come out so fast, one after the other. Can you talk about the intensity of that and also if you think you’ll remember all of it in five years?
Stewart: There’s already a lot of stuff that I have to say, ‘Okay, Kristen, be here. Experience it. Make sure that this isn’t another fleeting situation that you’re going to barely remember.’ You have to force yourself to sort of be present but I feel like the fact that I have the opportunity to pick and choose moments that I want to remember and I have to focus on remembering cool moments, that only tells you that I literally have an influx of them. I’ve had the coolest two years and I’m so lucky.
Question: Did you actually get to ride the motorcycle and if so were you into it and how do you feel about the bike?
Stewart: I’m definitely never going to be a biker. The idea of riding, I mean I’m scared of cars so the idea of riding a motorcycle is just never going to be something that I’m into. I was towed ridiculously. I was on the back of this truck and I probably looked funny doing it. Taylor rode motorcycles really well. There’s this one part that’s sort of undeniably him. He rides up and skids. I left that to him. I wasn’t about to do that. I don’t even think that they would let me necessarily. They would have more faith in Taylor to do that.
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Omg. what? She’s so clutching her chest. But great interview happy to hear from her!
Another great interview from her! Did anyone notice the pic where she is looking at the mirror and seeing herself old? So glad they’re keeping that scene!
very insightful young woman. her body of work and her understanding of human frailties are well beyond her years. she is and will continue to be an amazing portrayer of life.