Kristen Stewart: “I want to do the gayest thing you’ve ever seen in your life”

Kirsten Stewart it’s in “the gayest thing you’ve ever seen in your life.” The actress is on the February cover of Rolling Stone USin which he decided, on his own, to emulate his fluid gender identity both in the essay, clicked by Collier Schorras in the interview given to Alex Morris:

“If I went through the whole series Twilight without making a cover Rolling Stone It’s because boys were sex symbols. Now I want to do the gayest thing you’ve ever seen in your life,” said the actress.

On the eve of the premiere of Love is Bleedingwhich hits theaters in the United States on March 8, Kristen gives her opinion on sexism in the industry, which she has faced since her film debut in the early 2000s.

Now, at 33, she turns the tables by playing a gym owner in the romantic thriller A24 directed by Rose Glass. In the film, her character Lou falls in love with a bodybuilder (played by Katy O’Brian), and, as Stewart describes it, “shakes the Coke can, but it explodes and ends up catching everyone.”

“It was really fucking fun to give the little lesbian sister a chance to be the lead in a movie,” Stewart describes the new project.

In the text, journalist Alex Morris describes how Stewart’s preparation for the role, which involves intense kickboxing and yoga training, has altered the actress’s physique:

“Kristen Stewart is strong as fuck and I’m not speaking metaphorically. I’m not, for example, talking about any experience in her past that she has, quote, overcome, like that time she was in those vampire-werewolf movies and was declared the Most Hated Actress in the world for not seeming excited enough while sitting in a room full of journalists to discuss what it was like to make out with her co-workers. Or that other time she was photographed kissing the director much older (and married) than Snow White and the hunter, or even for being banned from the film’s sequel due to the horror it caused. Nor am I talking about the bravery of playing Joan Jett opposite Joan Jett. Or playing Princess Diana in front of a world of spectators. Or the courage it took to come out during Saturday Night Live with a dry response to the nasty tweets of a deranged reality show host-turned-president. In other words, I’m not talking about “strength” as the golden description given to famous women who don’t crack at the labels society applies to them. No. I’m literally talking about Kristen Stewart’s biceps.”

In the interview, the actress also talks about playing the protagonist Bella Swan in Twilighta role that gave her global prominence, making her one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood during the series’ production years.

See below 10 statements from Kristen Stewart from her cover interview for the American edition of Rolling Stone and read the full text (in English) here:

10 phrases by Kristem Stewart for the cover story of Rolling Stone

“It was really fucking fun to give the little lesbian sister a chance to be the lead in a movie. She’s never the lead. No one wants to fuck her. I mean, she’s someone that some people fuck, but you shouldn’t want to fuck .”
Kristen Stewart on her character in Love is Bleeding

“I don’t think I’ve ever performed femininity in a way that took advantage of its benefits in a way that was a lie. I’m very fluid and I’ve never felt, like, ‘Oh, wow, I was living this lie for a long time to get work.’ was wrong. I would have enjoyed playing in all tonal qualities. But there is only so much success possible when you choose [interpretar] the little girl. There is no room for this other one.”
Kristen Stewart on the relationship between her gender identity and her work as an actress

“My sexuality is totally fluid. I’m all over the fucking map, and I think it was already like that [na puberdade]. But I also really wanted to be normal and hot, so I thought, ‘Cool, I’ll do everything I can to try to look like a girl and make these boys like me.’ And that. It’s a totally normal story.”
Kristen Stewart on her relationship with her own gender identity during puberty

“It makes me angry. And not in a, ‘I’ve been doing this for so long, therefore I deserve it’ way. It’s more like, ‘If I were a man, you’d fucking believe me!'”
Kristen Stewart on sexism in Hollywood

“The 1990s and 2000s were really horrible for young women, don’t you think?”
Kristen Stewart on the demands on women’s physical size in the 90s/2000s

“I loved being sad and all that shit. Oh my god, I made a whole art project out of it: my whole life.”
Kristen Stewart jokes about the time when she had trouble sleeping and was considered unfriendly by the industry

“If I went through the whole series Twilight without making a cover Rolling Stone It’s because boys were sex symbols. Now I want to do the gayest thing you’ve ever seen in your life. If I could, I would grow a mustache. If I could, I would leave a path to happiness with the button on my pants open. I would do. The guys – I’m sorry! – but your pubes are flashed in my face all the time constantly, so I’m like ‘ummmm’, bring it on.”
Kristen Stewart on her cover shoot for Rolling Stone

“The studio was trying to make a movie for kids. They didn’t want what was actually written in the books. When the fuck [Bella e Edward] Were they smiling, like, at any point?”
Kristen Stewart on the film adaptation of Twilight

“Rob and I can’t keep talking about this shit, because it’s fucking weird! It’s like someone keeps asking you – and I’ve been saying, literally for decades – ‘But what about that last year of yours in high school?’ I don’t know, fuck, I don’t know!'”
Kristen Stewart on questions about her past relationship with Robert Pattinson

“I’m not afraid of pregnancy. I’m not afraid of having a baby. But I’m so afraid of childbirth, it’s so crazy. Have you ever been so high that you suddenly had to put your hands on your knees? I hate that. I mean, I smoke a lot. marijuana – I obviously self-medicate – but I’m not into hard drugs. And I’ve tried – a lot. I just can’t deal.”
Kristen Stewart on family and motherhood