Tuesday, February 2, 2010
More Videos from Sundance Film Festival
More videos from SFF! Vanity Fair talks to Jake Scott, Kristen Stewart and Melissa Leo from Welcome to the Rileys. Also, a short HQ video from The Runaways Premiere, thanx to twilightpoison!
Sunday, January 31, 2010
IndieWire Interview with Kristen and Dakota
This is so funny! the girls are short tempered, I mean Kristen, Dakota is nervous and they both look at the interviewer and camera as if it's going to jump them any second, lol! I got to say that was a weird angle but they must have got used to weird by now:P Well, it's a detailed interview, I like it!
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
E Online Interview with Kristen at SFF
I think I've posted earlier an article featuring quotes from this interview, so here is the real deal! Kristen speaks to E Online about her role in Welcome to the Rileys.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Access Interviews with Kristen and Dakota!
I really watch this for the novelty not the context guys, what are you trying to say? :D
Monday, January 25, 2010
MTV Interviews Kristen and Dakota
Kristen and Dakota talk to MTV about The Runaways, and the tricky questions never seize!
Interview with Kristen at Joan Jett's Premiere
Kristen sweetie don't panic:) this is a fresh interview Kristen and Dakota talk about their movie Joan Jett on their way to the premiere! I can't find the words myself:)
Did he say a dog collar?
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Kristen's Welcome to the Rileys Interview
'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart seems really excited about her 'Welcome to the Rileys' role, where she plays a "working girl." She talked to E! Online's Ted Casablanca about it.
How did she prepare for the role?
"Umm, Jake [Scott, the director] had a lot to do with my preparation and understanding of the type of person I was playing, and his serious regard of sensitivity towards those peop
le. I play a girl who has sort of been stripped of any choice and really stripped of any normal upbringing. Like she couldn't establish who she was because of things that have happened to her and she became a 'working girl,' if you want to call it that.
"So in preparing for the role I talked to a lot of people, actually like three people in New Orleans, that were strippers that were working in this bar that we ended up using in the movie...—oh, but I did have to do pole dancing lessons! But you don't really see that in the movies."
What was it like shooting the more provocative scenes?
"I was freaking out! The thing is my character is so, like, she just doesn't care. Basically nothing belongs to her. She'll give it to you like it doesn't bother [her]. So I had to drop that. She literally walks around with an open sore. Literally! She's just constantly like, 'Ugh, I'm fine, whatever.'"
Photos by INF