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Rough travel can humble even great beauties. According to On The Road director Walter Salles, many members of the film's cast took hard-driving car journeys before playing the frenetic characters in the movie inspired by the Jack Kerouac novel. "Kristen Stewart took a journey in her car, just to get the feeling of it. On her own," he says. At the Grey Goose Vodka's New York premiere of the film, we asked the stars about life—and keeping up appearances—on the road. Anybody got a comb?

Kristen Stewart: "In the film, I wasn't going for rough, but I was going for real. Vanity was the last thing on her mind."

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OTR Premiere -( Zip to dl all pics)

It would be hard to end 2012 without a few final reflections from this year's most talked about young actor, Kristen Stewart. Luckily we caught up with her at the IFC Films/Sundance Selects premiere (presented by Grey Goose Vodka) of On the Road, the film adaptation of the beloved Jack Kerouac novel. Though our primary intention may or may not have been to see that dress up close, we chatted up the starlet, discussing her favorite On the Road scenes, the joy of showering, and more. We walked away thinking that, after a year of very public ups and downs, starring in this art-house adaptation might just provide her with a perfect capper to 2012 and a pleasant segue into a more stable 2013.

Was On the Road influential for you as an adolescent?

"I read it for school. I'd always really done well in school and enjoyed it, but I was never floored by it, in that way. Up until that point, I did it because I wanted to be a good kid, and then it sort of kickstarted something in me. It probably coincided with the age that I was — it's a moment when you look up and actually choose your surroundings, you actually choose the people that you're going to call your friends. At that time, I thought, 'I need to find people that are going to really push me.'"

How did you get the get the rough look of your character, Marylou?

"She was just really simple. One really remarkable thing about her is she's so completely un-self-conscious. Vanity was the last thing on her mind. She was a beautiful girl, and everyone who talked about her said that. She was infectious and disarmingly present. I wasn't going for rough. I was going for real."

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#Twilight #BreakingDawnPart2 star #KristenStewart will be at the NY junket and premiere for #OnTheRoad on Dec 13th!!
— Scott Mantz (@MovieMantz) November 27, 2012

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