London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
London, October 10 (IANS)| Actress Kristen Stewart said she felt “disbelieved” in playing Queen Diana in “Spencer” because she doesn’t have children of her own, so she didn’t think she was the right fit for the role. The 31-year-old actress plays the late Queen Diana in ‘Spencer’, which focuses on the three days of Christmas before Diana’s separation from Prince Charles. “I’m sorry, I haven’t become a mother yet. I need it to feel authentic. It’s a part of that character,” she said.
As reported by femalefirst.co.uk, the film has received mixed reviews from critics and Stewart always knew it would be a divisive subject, but ultimately felt it was worth the risk. She told Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboy that “I knew with certainty that something like this, as one Brit would say, was more than a good deed.” “But I thought it was worth it. I’ve been working as an actor for a long time and it’s really rare to find things that make you feel that way.”
Kristen was prepared for the difficult and extraordinarily harrowing experience of recreating one of the most underrated periods in Diana’s life. But she was unprepared about how happy she would feel after its release. Kristen said that Diana really had the overriding, disarming, beautiful energy of decision-making. Despite her own global fame, the “Twilight Saga” actress said it is nothing compared to what Diana experienced.
