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Interview With Kristen Stewart, OTR Cast and Walter Salles May 20th!
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The Canal + program is announced a meeting with Walter Salles (director of On the Road ), Kristen Stewart, Garrett Hedlund, and Sam Riley, 20 May next, on the channel Canal +, at 11:35 on the TV show 'Rencontre de cinéma'. It will be 20 minutes long.
• Out in theaters on May 23rd (In France)
Cult. In 1957, Jack Kerouac changed the world of literature with "On The Road", the cult book of the Beat Generation. Many filmmakers tried to adapt the autobiographical diary of this writer who travelled accros the US by his own means.
Francis Ford Coppola had a tough time but he did not give up: He went to Brazil to find Walter Salles and entrusted the project to him so he could produce it.
After filming the journey of Che Guevara accros Latin America on his motorcycle ("The Motorcycle Diaries" who was apart of the Official Selection in Cannes in 2004), Salles started looking for informations about the book. The cream of the crop of the new generation of actors, including Kristen Stewart who changed register after "Twilight", is playing a young woman in search of freedom. "On The Road is a universal story about child immigrants who don't know how to fit in the Puritan culture of America in the 1950s," the director said.
"It's also the end of the road when the conquest of the west comes to an end, and with it, a part of the American dream. In our time, we can have the feeling that we've already done and saw everything. That there's nothing left to decode..."
Emblematic. "I discovered 'On The Road' when I was a teenager in brazil, under the military dictatorship," the director of 'Central Do Brasil' added. "The novel wasn't translated yet, so I read it in English. The book was passed from hand to hand at University. To this day, it's still an emblematic work for me: the Beat Generation redefined the way people used to live or how they wanted to live." It seemed impossible and yet, Walter Salles won the challenge: This wonderful movie is swept by an irresistible wind of freedom, that may not leave the croisette indifferent.
Interview exclusive with Walter Salles, Sam Riley, Garrett Hedlung & Kristen Stewart on Sunday, May 20th at 11:35 CET on Canal +.
From KStewFrance.com
Kristen interview with Milenio (Mexico)
Interesting interview. Kristen gave some really good answers.

MC: It seems like you're still not very happy with the fame that the Saga generated
KS: Happy? I don't know. No. I'm not; it's like saying it's not bad, but I don't like being the center of attention at all. When we do the red carpet the fans screaming make me nervous. Why do they do that? I can't understand all this attention they put into us, that they can separate the movie from reality. I'm not Bella! The true is that I'm very, very shy and I would prefer not having to do this.
MC: Do you read what's written on the tabloids about you?
KS: No. It's the best way to drive yourself crazy. In the beggining, when the first movie came out, I used to read, to google myself, it tempted me. I endend up reading a bunch of stories about me that were not true and it was horrible. I mean, if half of what everyone say was right, I would be a terrible and evil person (laughs). So I decided to stop reading it because, no matter what, they will write what they want. I rather not stress myself.
More after the cut..
Kristen Stewart on Breaking Dawn Sex Scene: "It feels like a real love scene, not necessarily vampire-y, which is good."
Kristen Stewart has opened up about the sex scenes in the up-coming Twilight instalmentBreaking Dawn - Part 1.
The actress has said that the raunchy scenes are not "vampire-y", adding that it is a "real love scene".
In the fourth instalment of the Twilight Saga,Robert Pattinson's vampire Edward Cullen marries his human love interest Bella Swan (Stewart), whisking her away to an exotic island for the honeymoon.
After R-Patz previously described the sex scenes as "incredible", Stewart has now added, "It feels like a real love scene, not necessarily vampire-y, which is good."
The 21-year-old actress also revealed details about the Twilight wedding, saying, "There was a certain point when I walked on set, and I saw everyone from the entire cast sitting there in the pews, about to do their bit." She later added: "It was just so perfect for me in that moment. It was so emotional in such a real way. I literally felt like thanking them for coming."
The penultimate movie, Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 is scheduled for cinemas release in November.
New 'Welcome to the Rileys' Interview With Kristen!
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DON'T FORGET: Check out our Breaking Dawn 411 Mega Master Post where you can find all the latest on Breaking Dawn filming!
DON'T FORGET: Check out our Breaking Dawn 411 Mega Master Post where you can find all the latest on Breaking Dawn filming!






