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My birthday present to Kristen Stewart is this embarrassing outtake from Happy/Sad/Confused. #happysadconfused #kristenstewart
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Camp X-Ray
What It's About - After joining the army to find meaning, Amy (Stewart) is stationed at Guantanamo Bay and develops a unique relationship with a detainee.
The Scoop - "We shot this in an abandoned prison near L.A. I went outside one night and got so spooked, I ran back to my trailer freaking out," she says.
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It is only slightly different from the one previously posted HERE

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Not since 'Panic Room' have we seen Kristen Stewart in a role where she goes into such a dark space. In her Sundance flick, 'Camp X-Ray,' she plays a prison guard who befriends a detainee. “My character felt destroyed from the inside out,” she said. “I don’t know what it’s like to play a prison guard, but that was my approach.”
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PARK CITY, Utah -- Kristen Stewart found common ground between herself and the taciturn Guantanamo Bay Marine guard she played in Camp X-Ray, which premiered Friday at the Sundance Film Festival.

"She had aspects that I have and that I really felt," said Stewart of Pvt. Amy Cole, assigned to guard the detainees held for years at Guantanamo Bay. The film is a fictional story about a friendship that develops between Cole and Ali, a suspected terrorist imprisoned on the U.S. Naval base since shortly after Sept. 11, 2001.

If Kristen Stewart wants to give up acting, she may have a career in...professional golf!

"I can spank a golf ball," Stewart told me today at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival premiere of her new drama Camp X-Ray. "My dad says that. I totally ripped off my dad."

While she joked that she's "way too cool" to wear traditional preppy golf attire, Stewart says the sport isn't new for her. "I started playing when I was younger with [my dad], a dorky activity and hobby," she said.

In Camp X-Ray, she plays a guard at Guantanamo Bay who becomes friends with one of the prisoners. Lane Garrison, who plays a fellow guard, said golfing helped them unwind after filming the "heavy and intense" film.

"We built a driving range in the prison and I brought like 400 golf balls," he said. "We would go out there and hit about 100 golf balls. She has an amazing swing."

"She needs to do a golf movie," he said. "People will go see it. Maybe make it an action golf movie—golf with vampires."

Yeah, he went there.
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It is, Kristen Stewart agrees, just like falling in love.

"It's just a very familiar, necessary feeling when you read a script you want to do," the actress says, coming alive at just the memory. "I've gone with my gut, taken a lot of the thinking away, and been very lucky.

"As an artist," she continues, her energy rising, "If you view what you do as product, you'll never do anything true to yourself, never do anything you're proud of. I've never thought, 'My career should go in this direction.' There's no way to be tactical for me."

Stewart got that familiar feeling when she read writer-director Peter Sattler's script for "Camp X-Ray," which has its debut Friday as part of the Sundance Film Festival's dramatic competition.