Showing posts with label British GQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British GQ. Show all posts
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Kristen's New/Old Outtakes - Vogue and GQ UK 2011
In Vogue's Best Dressed Special Edition
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Not new, just the old ones released bigger/no tag. ( Not detagged scans)
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Kristen in GQ UK: Full Interview Transcript + HQ Scans
Especially when all around you seem willing to shop their own grandmother to be seen, heard, filmed, paid, then seen, heard, filmed, and paid (double) to do the sequel (in 3-D) with Jason Flemying (playing the bad guy). Andy Serkis (as the curiosity intelligent ape with a grudge against humanity) and Hans Zimmer (mastering the score). But as any number of Audi R8-leasing LA agents would argue; if it's the gentle, quiet life you're after, then you should stay as far away from Hollywood as your pretty little green legs will carry you. Get out of the Game. Go back to your pig-rearing half-cousins in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Go home. Have kids. Teach. Forget about your silly little movie-star fairy tale …
But you want to be a star? You want to be famous? Then jump off the couch, sugar pie, and I'll see you -- without your enabler -- tonight at the Chateau, room 69, to go over your "motivation". Oh, but you want to be an actor? Someone respected for your craft? Well, I hear there's a duplex going begging next to James Lipton's condo in TriBeCa. After five years of failed go-sees and audiences I'll see you at Mel's Drive-In, on Sunset Boulevard, where you'll be waiting tables for the rest of your jumped-up, sad, lonely, precious, little life. Take my order down! Fresh OJ, wheat pancakes, a plate of huevos rancheros with two eggs over-easy and a side of nevergoingtohappen. So long, toots. And close the door -- on your career -- as you leave.
"Slam!"
Such a scene might be somewhat purple, but that doesn't mean it never happens. To be a star in Hollywood takes a lucky break, a reality TV show, a pit bull for an agent, redemption from addiction, several DUIs and a spectacular relapse or, at the very least, a generous slice of hard-fought nepotism. To be a great actor, however -- no matter how skeptical you might be about this industry -- still takes talent. Thankfully Kristen Stewart -- the beautiful 21-year-old star of the Twilight franchise -- is not from Albuquerque, has no cousins who rear pigs (who we're aware of), has never knowingly "hopped off an agent's knee" (unless, of course, it was to reach his face with her fist -- with three older brothers that kid can look after herself), nor been anywhere near the industry rubbernecking Mecca that is the infamous Chateau Marmont. In short, other than her bank account (Forbes has her earnings listed alongside Julia Roberts earlier this year) there's nothing remotely "Hollywood" about Kristen Stewart.
Don't miss out this epic interview after the CUT!
Especially the "My boyfriend is English" ;)
Which made it immediately into the worldwide trending topics (Oct. 4)!
Oct 4, 2011
New Outtakes of Kristen in GQ UK
Ciao, Bella. After four years as the heroine of abstinence-drenched vampire series Twilight, Kristen Stewart is ready to sink her teeth into something a little more grown-up. The actress goes for chilled beers and nachos with GQ to talk candidly about the phenomenon, fame and the future, starting with another book adaptation: next year's On The Road. Read the full interview and see the stunning photo shoot by Norman Jean Roy in the November issue of British GQ, out on Thursday.
The November issue of British GQ is out 6 October, priced £3.99. See exclusive on-set footage from the Kristen Stewart shoot in the iPad edition, available soon.
Oct 3, 2011
Kristen in British GQ Magazine (November 2011 Issue)
Detagged Cover thanks to RobstenFeverFrance
GQMagazineUK
Ciao, Bella. After four years as the heroine of abstinence-drenched vampire series Twilight, Kristen Stewart is ready to sink her teeth into something a little more grown up. The demure darling of Hollywood goes for chilled beers and nachos with GQ to talk candidly about the phenomenon, fame and the future, starting with next year's film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation classic On The Road. Read the full interview and see the stunning photoshoot by Norman Jean Roy in the November issue of British GQ, out Thursday.
The November issue of British GQ is out 6 October, priced £3.99. See exclusive on-set footage from the shoot in the iPad edition, available soon.
Mopicide Here's Kristen Stewart on the subscribers' cover of UK GQ. That's just the one for subscribers, the on-the-shelf issue will have a different cover. pic
QGRecommends-UKkstewartnews There will be a newsstand AND subscriber cover as well as a ten page spread! :)
GQRecommends Mainly UK but larger Barnes and Nobles will be getting them in the US.
This shoot was tweeted mid-July Check out stylist's Sally Lyndley's tweet- July 16th Thanks @lizelleb
For non-UK residents Order here via NewsstandUK
Thanks to @Mopicide | via @Alice_InTwiLand | RobStenation
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