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Talks about the book, "not everyone loves 'On the Road' not everyone gets it..."
"I very much identify with Sal's character, I want to meet people in life that push me like that...I'm not MaryLou at all...completely the opposite, actually."
Talks about inspiration, "its about the process, so much more than the results...its more about the experience and I could so relate to that." "The goal for all of us is to completely lose control and I think a truer rendition of or a truer adaptation of the novel is one that is found one that is really respected and it affects you to the point where you can forget it and find it yourself..."
Kristen's Interview with Cobra (Belgium) OTR Press Junket
Kristen's Interview with Malone's Movie Minute. From Cannes
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Alicia Malone's interview with Rob was posted here
More from Kristen's Syndicated Interview from Cannes
Indiewire Kristen Stewart is a long-time fan of the book, and it inspired her to write herself.
Although she’s nearly 40 years younger than Jack Kerouac’s book (which was written in 1951, but not published for another six years), Kristen Stewart is a longtime fan. The novel also helped introduce her to a wider range of authors. “I read it when I was 14,” the actress said. “I had read some Burroughs, I had tried to read ‘Naked Lunch,’ it didn’t get inside me as much as ‘On the Road’ did. I read Ginsberg’s stuff. It opened a lot of doors to different writers. Like, Henry Miller is not a part of the [beat generation], but he’s one of my favorite writers and I only know about him through these people.” Indeed, her reading of Kerouac and co inspired her to do some writing of her own, something she hopes to return to one day. “I wrote when I was younger. But I have such an outlet now, it’s not a compulsion and I don’t want to force it. I’m not a storyteller, it was really about words and what they could do. I’ll get back to it, I’m sure.”
Stewart became particularly attached to the ’49 Hudson in which so much of the film is set.
Every road movie needs a great car, and luckily there was one already specified in the book — the ’49 Hudson owned by Neal Cassady (the inspiration for Hedlund’s character Dean Moriarty). And given that so many of her scenes took place in or around the car, it’s unsurprising that the actress felt it to be part of the cast by the time the movie wrapped. “It’s so comfortable in there. Road trips now are not the same because our cars are not the same. It’s like a room. By the end of the movie, my last scene was in the Hudson, and I can’t even describe to you what it was like to get out of it and know that I wasn’t going to get back in. It was horrible,” she said. “My last scene was one quick shot in a rearview mirror, right before we got dumped in San Francisco. It’s perfect that it was my last scene as well, because you know it’s coming. And there’s this awesome picture that I will cherish for the rest of my life of me and Walter and Sam standing in the middle of the road, right after they called wrap and I definitely just wiped a full face of tears off. It so captures that moment because now I’m on my own road.”
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Kristen's Interview with STV Entertainment
Shorter clip of Kristen's interview was posted here as part of the AP interview
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Speaking at the Cannes Film Festival, she explained: “As an actor you want to get as close as you can to the real thing and I couldn’t have done that being…modesty doesn’t fit in this movie.
“There is really no shame in it. I felt so safe and comfy with these people as well. I’m really proud of it actually and really not uncomfortable with it all.”
Kristen, who plays Dean’s teenage bride Marylou – a free spirit torn between the lure of adventure and desire for a more settled life – also felt a weight on her shoulders.
She said: “At the end of the documentary that Walter made, he asked Sean Penn and a series of other people what they want from the movie and Sean takes a second and he looks up and he goes – clearly because he waned to do the movie – he looks up and goes ‘I hope it’s well acted,’ and it’s like oh God, we hope so too.”
Kristen's OTR Syndicated Interview
Via kstewartnews This interview OTR roundtable interview will be syndicated and ran through multiple publications or videos. Portion of the interview in video format from Allocine.
YahooOMG PhilippinesQ: Kristen, how big a leap does On The Road represent for you?
STEWART: I loved being part of the film and having had the chance to throw myself into my character. I thought of MaryLou as this fun-loving, adventurous woman who is enjoying this time in her life and just being herself. It was so beautiful for me to be able to express her wildness and try to capture that free-spirited side of her.
Q: You seem so natural in the role?
STEWART: Thank you. I don’t know any other way to play a part but to try to live my character and want to feel every emotion that my character experiences. I’ve grown up and spent most of my life playing characters that are specific instances in my own life. There’s this strange interplay between me and the movies I make that I can’t really explain but it’s something that drives me.
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Rob and Kristen's Interview with Sky Cine News
"It's a strange movie. People will find it quiet important and contemporary. While we were filming it, it looked like a completely surreal movie. Every actor that came on set asked 'what is it about?' and nobody knows. And this is my biggest fear when the movie comes out, that nobody will get it."
Your favourite movie:
Rob: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Kristen: A Woman Under the Influence by John Cassavetes. It's influenced me a lot.
Favourite actor:
Rob: Marlon Brando, Jack Nicholson
Kristen: Robert De Niro
Favourite actress:
Rob: Ellen Burstyn
Kristen: Jodie Foster and Catherine Keener
The movie that always makes you cry:
Kristen: A single man
Rob: probably One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
The one that always scares you:
Rob: I don't know. The Exorcist..something similar
Kristen: movie where people that lose their mind scare me, like Take Shelter for instance, with Jessica Chastain
The movie that sexually arouses you:
Kristen: On the Road?
Rob: This is a tough one.
Kristen: That's a tough one!
Rob: That movie called, my French accent is awful, 'Prenom Carmen', a movie by Godard. Actually I liked the main character.
Kristen: Gosh, 'Unfaithful'. The whole movie! And also Diane Lane is one of the sexiest women on earth.
'Rob, is it true, as you said to VF, that you are ready to go and live with Kristen?'
Kristen: What?
Rob: Ehm, I read it and thought 'What is this interview?! I don't even remember doing it.' - But yeah, that woman kept making questions only about that and I was like 'What is going on here?' I always try not to talk about my personal life and she basically said 'Oh, I would like to ask you about that!'
Kristen: We are so proud of each other. And it's so crazy to be here together.
Rob: Yes, it's crazy having finished Twilight this year. It's very strange and incredible for both of us.
Kristen: I can't wait to see his movie.
R: I hope you enjoy Cosmopolis, in Cinema Today. And I hope you like it and maybe see you soon.
Kristen's Interview with ZDF
Or .WATCH HERE @ZDF Starts at 0:35
The reporter says what's exciting is that tomorrow (referring to the awards that took place yesterday) his movie is also in competition as Kristen's. But that doesn't caused any stress at home.
At 0:56 Kristen says that she wanted Rob to win at the Cannes Film Festival: "I want him to win! The fact that we both were up here on the same year is crazy and very much of a coincidence."
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Kristen and OTR Cast Interview with Allocine
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Kristen's On the Road Interview from Cannes. Getty Videos
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Kristen talks about Marylou’s lack of self-consciousness, her love for both Walter Salles and Rupert Sanders, choosing projects, and roadtrips. “‘On the Road’ was my first favorite book. I literally slapped it on my dashboard when I got my license.”
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Kristen's Interview with ComingSoon-Italy in Cannes
Kristen talks about how important it was to know the woman behind the character of Marylou, especially because initially, it was difficult for her to understand how Marylou could take the “abuse” of being cheated on in stride.
She says of Marylou, “She is very vivid, very sexy…, but there is so much depth and awareness. She was a very sensitive girl, as well. It was easier for me to play her because I am very ‘inward’. She’s so open and generous and can see the beauty in absolutely everyone. To know that made it easier to play the part…. Why is she taking this abuse? That was always a question. She actually took it in stride. She had very different priorities than most people… different limits and different boundaries. To understand that, being a fairly normal girl who would not want my boyfriend cheating on me, it was good to know the woman behind the character.”
Kristen discusses how ‘On the Road’ is still relevant today. She says, “I don’t think it’s ever been irrelevant… There is a certain stage of life that is representative…. People who want to surround themselves with people who push them, people who have different wants in life and are not afraid to follow them. So, I don’t think that ever really went away.”
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