The Hollywood legend has worked together with many actors, but over Kristen Stewart Arthur Cohn (six Oscars!) goes into raptures.
“A great artist and privately very modest”, so the producer who brought the posterior “Twilight”-beauty on the big screen for the first time. “And she smells like freshly mown grass, she never uses perfume.”
Stewart as a young runaway in Cohn’s film
Stewart is the star in Cohn’s cinema-jewel “The Yellow Handkerchief”. She plays a young runaway. “Kristen represents a mix of emotional self-consciousness and stubborn self-assertion. She’s driven by the desire for support and acceptance in the world, in the middle of the difficulties of growing up.”
Beside Stewart another Hollywood star plays along, Oscar winner William Hurt (61). “The most professional actor I know”, says Cohn.
“The Etruscan smile”
The producer is in the midst of preparations for his next project, the screen adaption of “The Etruscan smile”, the roman of José Luis Sampedro.
“A story about love, sympathy and sorrow. Writing the script took more than two years”, explains Cohn. “Some actors even had to cry while reading the book. I’m sure that the film will touch the souls of the audience.”
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