Tele-Loisirs.fr Interview
Chris Hemsworth talks to Xpose about SWATH, mentions Kristen.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Monday, 18 June 2012
KRISTEN AND SWATH CAST INTERVIEWS WITH TV4 PLAY (SWEDEN) AND CINEMA3 (SPAIN)
Cinema3 (Spain)
Nyhetesmorgon/ TV 4 Play (Sweden)
Thanks to patty13Mai for the YouTube Versions
Translation of the TV4Play interview, Swedish parts by @Myppe via kstewartnews - Under the CUT
Nyhetesmorgon/ TV 4 Play (Sweden)
Thanks to patty13Mai for the YouTube Versions
Translation of the TV4Play interview, Swedish parts by @Myppe via kstewartnews - Under the CUT
KRISTEN'S INTERVIEW WITH CINESCAPE (PERU)
Cinescape01 Kristen talks about how proud she is with SWATH, working with special effects, the Snow White character. She also mentioned her next project, Cali "I'm signed on, I'm totally committed."
Saturday, 16 June 2012
KRISTEN'S INTERVIEW WITH THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
SMH.com Kristen Stewart approves of being interviewed about her role in Snow White and the Huntsman at England’s Arundel Castle. The building, parts of which are 1000 years old, looks straight out of a fairytale.
”It makes so much more sense to be at a real castle and not sitting at a Beverly Hills hotel,” she says.
The 22-year-old Twilight star has asked if we can sit outside, so she can get some fresh air in the middle of a long day of interviews. As we chat about her role as Snow White – the fairytale character known for her pale beauty and, according to the Disney version at least, winning ways – a bee buzzes past and Stewart jumps out of her seat in fright.
”So much for my ‘Snow White’ effect,” she says. ”Not even the bees like me.”
Hollywood has no such problem and has embraced the poised young star since her breakthrough as Jodie Foster’s daughter in the 2002 thriller Panic Room.
After a string of roles in films including Cold Creek Manor, Zathura, Fierce People and Into the Wild, Stewart catapulted to stardom in 2008 as Bella Swan, the teenager who falls in love with a vampire in the wildly successful film adaptations of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight novels. The fifth and final Twilight film will be released this year.
As Snow White, Stewart is inhabiting another iconic literary role, but Snow White and the Huntsman takes a fresh look at the German fairytale told by the Brothers Grimm. In the film, Queen Ravenna (Charlize Theron) sends a huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) to bring Snow White back after she escapes the castle and hides in the enchanted forest. But he changes his mind after meeting her and instead tries to help her win back her kingdom.
”Times have changed and so have fairytales,” Stewart says. ”Snow White is essentially a matriarch and a caretaker in the original story but it was really important to me that she was an action star, too. Not a girl doing an imitation of a dude,” she adds firmly, ”but a strong woman who kicks arse.”
Stewart says her biggest challenge during filming had four legs. ‘‘I was nine when I got thrown from a horse and broke and dislocated my elbow, so that was a hurdle on this film for sure,” she says.
”Not until the last minute did I know if I could actually get on a horse again and that deeply terrified look you’ll see in my performance is not acting.”
Aussie actor Hemsworth – best known for his roles in Thor and The Avengers – is full of praise for his co-star. ”She had such a strong opinion of where she wanted to take the character and who the character was, so she set the tone, led the charge and made it easy to follow behind.”
The fiercely private actress – who has reportedly been dating Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson for three years but has never confirmed the relationship publicly – is surprisingly unaffected by living in the spotlight.
”A lot of people make movies to become famous and rich and it sounds totally trite but I do it because I love it,” she says. ”Right now, the most interesting thing about me is the fact that I’ve done Snow White and it’s coming out next week. ”Things get so muddled and unreasonable when you start becoming a commodity, so I’d just rather not do that.”
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Friday, 15 June 2012
KRISTEN'S INTERVIEW WITH THE PROJECT (AUSTRALIA)
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
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Thursday, 7 June 2012
Sunday, 3 June 2012
KRISTEN AND SWATH CAST INTERVIEW WITH BBC NEWS
Watch here @BBC
Via Via ViaAnd sweet Chris talking about SWATH on The Today Show
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KRISTEN AND SWATH CAST INTERVIEW WITH RTP2 (PORTUGAL)
Or watch @RTP
SWATH Feature starts at 4:10 after the Cosmopolis mention. Kristen's interview at around 10:30.
Thanks to patsystew for the link.
Thanks to patsystew for the link.
KRISTEN AND CHARLIZE INTERVIEW WITH RTL-NL
Watch @RTL NL - Updated link
Kristen's interview is in English. HollandGirl translated Charlize Theron's interview (they spoke in African Dutch). Again, thanks so much sweetie. Btw, this is the same weird, funny guy who asked Rob to bite him during their interview for Breaking Dawn Part 1
Translation under the CUT.
Saturday, 2 June 2012
KRISTEN'S INTERVIEW WITH ON THE RED CARPET
“She encompasses all of those things that we know her to be,” Stewart told OnTheRedCarpet.com regarding her character. “She’s got the connection to the Earth and the animals and she’s very selfless and compassionate. But I think what was cool about what we did was we made it super-human.” ”It wasn’t a fairy tale in that she was like, not real. No one’s purely selfless,” she added. “So it was about putting her in a real world and like, challenging her to be those things in a really dangerous environment.”
“Riding the horses was probably the most challenging thing for me,” she told OnTheRedCarpet.com host Rachel Smith. “I was really looking forward to really pushing myself in a real way and like … representing a character that wasn’t like, a superhero, and so I knew that everything I was going to do was actually going to actually, physically, be me.
“I had a great double – my stunt double did a lot of awesome stuff, but the horse thing, man, it’s just so powerful, these animals, especially the charge down the beach in the armor, with 100 horses behind you. I would rather hang out and watch them sort of like prance around a pasture. They’re beautiful and I don’t like telling them what to do,” she added.
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