1:30 PM EST 1/19/2015
Kirsten S. still owes a lot to Twilight!
The girl who brought Bella Swan to life to the silver screen admits in a recent interview with Late Night with Seth Meyers that Twilight will always be part of her life. Stewart starred in Twilight alongside Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.
Stewart shares on how she eases out of her role after each film. "By impulse, definitely. It comes up every single time. You're completely invested for every moment until the very last. Then when it's done, it's like, 'Go home. Stop thinking about it. You're done.' So yeah, I feel like I need to either go scrape my knees, or get a sunburn, get a tattoo or chop my hair off. I feel like, 'I'm me again. This is mine. My mind, body everything.' It's mine again," Us Weekly quotes the actress.
Stewart was first noticed when she starred as the diabetic daughter of Jodie Foster in the 2002 thriller Panic Room but her breakthrough role was the lead role of Bella Swan in the film adaptation of the popular young adult novel series written by Stephanie Meyers. Us Weekly quotes Stewart, "Oh man, honestly, those are my high school years. In no way am I choosing little indie movies to step away from it. Twilight blew up and I still look at it as something that made me who I am. In no way am I distancing myself.... I'm just trying to do cool stuff."
Speaking of cool stuff, Stewart is currently working on another movie titles Still Alice where she's working with one of her idols, Julianne Moore. The former Zathura star will be playing the role of a daughter with a mother suffering from Alzheimer's. When it came to the theme attached to the film, Stewart gave a bit of insight.
"With anything that's worth doing it's always gonna scare you a bit. And you'd have to be a bit of a sociopath to not stand in front of what Julianne did and be affected by it. Anything in that movie that you see, it's so real. We were so honestly just there together," E! quotes the actress.
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