In recent times, Kristen Stewart has been in the news more for her relationships and questions around her sexuality than her movies. But the actress still refuses to give in to labelling love and doesn’t “want to seem fearful”. Featuring on the latest cover of Variety, the actress spoke about how she’s inspired by the way young people view love without labels.
She said, “You don’t have to immediately know how to define yourself. I had to have some answer about who I was. I felt this weird responsibility, because I didn’t want to seem fearful. But nothing seemed appropriate. So I was like, ‘F**k, how do I define that?’ I’m not going to. Plus, I didn’t want to f**k with other people. I didn’t want to be this example: It’s so easy. I don’t want it to seem like it was stupid for them to have a hard time.”
Answering a question on the Snow White & the Huntsman sequel, she informed, “I read a few scripts. None of them were good. None of them were greenlight-able. And I had a meeting with Universal about the places where the story could go. It wasn’t a situation where I got kicked off a movie because I got in trouble. We had been in talks months after that about making something work, and it never came together.”
