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With the end of principal photography on “Eclipse” in Vancouver late last month, Kristen Stewart completed her third “Twilight” series film as Bella Swan, the high school girl who falls hard for a vampire. Even before starting “Eclipse,” though— at the very beginning of “New Moon,” in fact, the second film in the franchise — the 19-year-old actress felt so comfortable playing the character that she had a hard time separating herself from Bella.

“I feel very much like I can’t really tell a huge difference between myself and Bella anymore, as odd as that sounds,” she admitted in an interview released by Summit Entertainment. “I’m used to playing really distinct characters that are so far away from my normal reality and in this case, the only thing that I was really worried about was just making sure it was absolutely honest and open and vulnerable and very present.”

Following the 2008 original film — and the worldwide vampire craze that exploded as a result — Stewart had no problem falling back into step with her co-star Robert Pattinson on set. Much like Stewart, Pattinson had gone from a relatively low-key public profile to one of the biggest stars on the planet after his turn as vampire Edward Cullen. But once on set for “New Moon” — which hits theaters on November 20 — they easily found the same rhythm the duo maintained during “Twilight.”

“We’re both pretty instinctual, impulsive actors,” Stewart explained. “We don’t really hash things over and over because we both know our characters fairly well. It was easy to step back into the project because it was something we [already] did. Once you play someone — it’s a strange thing — you don’t forget who they are. And we work together well, so it was easy.”

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The Bella Swan babe hopped out of her ride, heading past paparazzi and into the departures terminal to catch a flight back to work on “Eclipse” in Vancouver, Canada.

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Kristen Stewart discusses life at the centre of the Twilight circus and her uneasy relationship with fame in an upcoming interview with Allure magazine.

The actress reveals that when she took on the role of Bella Swan in the vampire saga, she had no idea it would become a full-time job.

“What people told me (when I signed on to Twilight) was that there would be a lot of fan girls, people who love the books,” she says.

“But people don’t tell you that as long as you’re living in Los Angeles, it’s a show every second of your day. It’s like the Kristen show. And it’s so boring!”

Kristen concedes that her discomfort in the spotlight may have been misunderstood as dismissiveness towards the franchise that has made her an international star.

“I spend so much of my time guarding against sounding insincere about something that I would die for,” she adds.

“Maybe I’m overcompensating…I care so much. And it gets reported as the opposite.”

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See outtakes from Kristen’s shoot for the October issue of Allure

James Woods, is about a woman who after high school finds herself wasting her life drinking and drugging in a small town in Indiana. During one particular night of boozing, she has sex with a guy in a quarry. “She gets taped doing it on somebody’s phone and in a small town,” says Woods, “her reputation is ruined and on a drunken whim, she joins the Marines.”

Stewart’s character sobers up, learns a number of important life lessons as a Marine, and even returns to her hometown, where she rebuilds her life.

Woods, who didn’t want anyone else but Stewart for the lead role, adds, “It’s a phenomenal story and a slam-dunk Oscar for her.”

Not only is Woods excited about Stewart starring, but her rep told Gossip Cop exclusively, “It is a project that she loves.”

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The first decade of the 21st century, which is about to draw to a close, is in serious danger of being remembered as the time when fame was measured in pokes, tweets, and the ability to parlay a death-defying (and sometimes not so death-defying) degree of persona recklessness into a reality-television deal. But just as the door was about to slam shut on the double aughts, in walks—or, more appropriately, saunters—Kristen Stewart.

At 19, Stewart has already earned a place in the annals of pop-culture history. This is due to her starring role in Twilight, which—in case you’ve somehow managed to elude word of its all-encompassing death grip on young America—is a film based on the first in a series of very popular books about vampires, werewolves, and teenage life in the town of Forks, Washington. Stewart’s character, Bella Swan, is a newcomer to Forks who is forced to cope with the dueling pressures of starting life at a new school and the fact that her prospective boyfriend, the rakish Edward Cullen (played by the rakish Robert Pattinson), is a 104-year-old undead bloodsucker.

Given Twilight’s preoccupation with the timeless themes of misunderstood youth, troubled young love, and the intervening forces of darkness, the film’s success isn’t all that surprising. (To date, it has grossed more than $380 million worldwide.) Nor is the fact that more Twilights are in the offing: A second installment, New Moon, hits theaters in November, and a third, Eclipse, is due out next year. But the growing size and complexity of the Twilight machine has had some unavoidable implications:

In the last 12 months, Stewart has become a tabloid regular and a blog-stalked cynosure. The fact that her Twilight character is romantically linked to Pattinson’s in the film has also fueled nonstop speculation that they are involved in real life. BUYING A HOUSE? and GETTING MARRIED? were just a couple of the early autumn headlines. Between filming Twilight sequels, Stewart did a turn as Joan Jett in Floria Sigismondi’s new rock-band biopic The Runaways; even her hair for the film—which was chopped and dyed to mimic Jett’s late-’70s shag—inspired reams of media critique.

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Here is A quick section from the interview that is in spanish and we translated for you.

About the fame and the paparazzi

“Everything is so strange. You have to urinate and then appear out of nowhere 20 people shouting ‘hey, hey” and all I can think is “I have not even washed his hands”

“I see people as individuals. In my mind, never cry, I think it’d be ashamed. The public mind is very strange. But I know that fans only want the best for me. Not like the paparazzi ..”

“I feel upset about the paparazi, it is only interesting for them when they’re down.’re Around you all the time, just waiting for the time you make a mistake. They believe that everything we have to offer. But do not have to give anything back them. ”

“One day I said ’smile, smile.” And when I did, they said “oh, so boring!”. “Then they all fell into the bushes and this made me laugh. ”

About your music

“I went to a concert in Vancouver for the band Jackson Rathbone and made me feel uncomfortable because I can do shows. I’m afraid that people burn when I’m not ready yet. I wanted to record an album. I should have done this already, but I have no time. But I have already written songs for that. ”

On Love

“First, decide if you like the person. Because after that, nothing else matters. Unless she does something terrible, like cheating in public. But if you like someone, you should follow your instincts.”

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