RealJulesStew Good times at the On The Road after party.
  Real JulesStew - June 15th Another shot from the OTR after party. My awesome business partnerand producer of @K11OfficialFilm @tomwright721.

 

 ‘On The Road’ has been selected for the The Munich Film Festival as part of the spotlight category. The festival runs June 29th- July 7th. The film will have its debut July 1st. For more information on the festival visit their website

 Via @kstewangel kstewartnews

Fan Pic of MamaStew with the OTR Poster. source via vonch

The likeness between the two is unmistakable in Stewart's blue-eyed gaze and mannerisms (and she's hugely proud of her megastar offspring) but don't assume this project got off the ground because of nepotism.

“To have your daughter being so in the public eye and so popular, a lot of people accuse me of using her to get where I am,” Stewart openly admits. “That’s a negaive thing and not true.”

Stewart Jr. (Kristen) intended to play Butterfly, a transvestite male inmate of K-11, a real wing of the LA jail reserved for gay, transvestite and transgender inmates, where Goran Visnjuc’s heterosexual innocent man is thrown. Then Twilight happened… “She became this big movie star. She became too big for me. She stepped away to protect it.” 

After three stalled starts Stewart gained French funding and energetically cracked on, but the film remained a family affair - Kristen got a role in the end as a voice of a secretary on the phone ("a micro cameo") and her brother Cameron makes his screen debut as a mohawked-neo nazi.

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Updated! MamaStew tweets about Cameron - March 30, 2012


RealJulesStew "Sledgehammer in K-11 was written for Cameron but he's so shy I never thought he would actually do it, and now he's in People. Very strange."
"Really proud of Camdog's acting abilities in K-11, but now he's taken up archery... look out people."

 

From People Magazine. Cameron Stewart's Film Debut.

Kristen Stewart's big brother Cameron is making his acting debut in K-11, a prison-drama written and directed by their mom, Jules,58, due out later this year. Cameron, 26, worked as a production grip for five years before moving in front of the camera for his role as Sledgehammer, a neo-Nazi in an LA prison ward. “My mom kind of wrote the part based on me." says Stewart who already had a Mohawk. "Not because I'm a tweaker but because I'm skinny. So I guess she was going for the whole skinny-Mohawk-neo-Nazi thing. Acting in the first project directed by his mother, a long-tme script supervisor, proved to be a bonding experience for the pair. "You have a solid support base when you are at work" he says. "This put us out of our element together. I feel closer with my Mom, a camaraderie. I had a lot of fun doing it." he adds. "And if my sister can do it, then I thought I could do it.”

Scan epnebelle via KstewAngel

Cameron and Kristen in Vogue Italy (2007). More HERE