How Old Is Georgia In Cake Eaters

KRISTEN STEWART SHAKES OFF BELLA

EXCLUSIVE Kristen Stewart, The Block Eaters Interview by Paul Fischer

Information technology would be fair to say that much has inverse in the life of Kristen Stewart since we first met about v or vi years ago. Her star has definitely risen since her interest in the Twilight franchise As we conversation almost her latest film, the Mary Stuart Masterson-directed Indie drama The Cake Eaters, Kristen Stewart acknowledges that ane definite reward of her new-institute popularity is the power to help become a moving-picture show like Block Eaters released. "I mean we finished that movie some time ago and information technology was definitely a struggle to get information technology out there, so I'm glad that in some small way I tin become to talk about a moving-picture show that I'thou excited about." There is little doubt that Block Eaters is a vastly dissimilar grapheme than Bella. In this quirky, family drama, Kristen Stewart is remarkable every bit Georgia a teenage girl suffering from Friedriech's Ataxia, a affliction that attacks the nervous system making it hard for her to walk without shaking, or talk without slurring. "I met with a few girls who have this disease and in far worse shape than this character," she explains when we talk about her grooming for this role. "Information technology was definitely a tough piece to do, focusing on the way she walks and talks but then I also played her as I would with any character, as truthfully every bit I could."

Kristen Stewart has always immersed herself into whatever she does and even more so in Cake Eaters. "Mary Stuart set up me up with a lot of fabric and information but I couldn't physically exercise information technology until the day we started shooting considering information technology felt cheap like I was faking something and, until it was actually real in the moment we were actually doing it and I was actually portraying this person, like I had to, then it felt right to exercise it. Only, before that, it just didn't feel right. It felt strange," Kristen Stewart confesses." As for working with start-fourth dimension manager Masterson, Kristen Stewart has nothing simply praise. "She didn't seem like a commencement time director I can tell you that, probably because she'south been interim since she was much younger than me. She really creates an surround for yous that you just feel like you're in the best position to give equally much as you can perchance give and, it sounds kind of lame, but she'south really 1 of the almost amazing role models I've always had. She's very aggressive and I should larn from that."

Kristen Stewart is, of course about to start shooting the long-awaited New Moon, the second installment of the Twilight franchise. While there is a new director at present on this flick, the actress she is unconcerned about who is behind the camera simply says she is excited about the new direction of the series. "It's a completely different story [than Twilight]. It entirely undermines the kickoff. Edward is gone and, for me, like that was the whole story. It's hard for me to get past that. I don't know how Bella is going to deal with that just she matures a lot. Information technology's a much more painful story than the first one. It's really quite devastating and on a smaller calibration too. She's very solitary for quite a while so that volition be interesting. I'grand excited virtually that." The actress will too be seen in the more comedic Adventureland and when asked if she will be tired of talking to the press by the time thsat film is being publicized in a few weeks, the actress remains philosophical. "No considering I have a lot to say about Adventureland and it's a moving-picture show that I'm also excited about."

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The Cake Eaters

Starring: Kristen Stewart, Aaron Stanford, Bruce Dern, Elizabeth Ashley, Melissa Chessington Leo, Jesse 50. Martin, Miriam Shor
Director: Mary Stuart Masterson
Genre: Dramas
Runtime: i 60 minutes 35 mins

For her directorial debut, actress Mary Stuart Masterson (BENNY & JOON) has created a subtle, textured film. In THE Block EATERS, Kristen Stewart (TWILIGHT) stars as Georgia, a xv-yr-old girl with a rare, debilitating neurological disorder.

Sheltered by her artist mother, she's eager to experience life in the little time she has left. She begins a romance with 20-something Beagle (Aaron Stanford, THE HILLS HAVE EYES), while her grandmother (Elizabeth Ashley, EVENING SHADE) continues a decades-long affair with Like shooting fish in a barrel, Beagle's begetter (Bruce Dern, COMING HOME).

Easy'southward prodigal son (Jayce Bartok) returns from a 3-year absenteeism to find an angry brother and a jilted ex-fiancée. Masterson'southward clout every bit an extra couldn't accept injure in gathering such a strong cast. The young Stewart's functioning carries the film. Though Georgia'due south motor skills are impaired, her movements never eclipse the emotion on Stewart'southward confront. It's a mature and adept appearance for the actress.

At the other terminate of the spectrum is veteran Dern. He's frequently the highlight of films in which he appears, and THE CAKE EATERS is no exception. Bartok wrote the film's screenplay and plays the man who tries to go habitation once again. Although he's a better author than thespian in this moving picture, he allows his fellow cast members to polish. In addition to the great performances, Duncan Sheik's relaxed piano and acoustic guitar score perfectly matches the moving picture's rural New York State setting.