Kristen Stewart is setting a few things straight in a new interview with Salon, saying she has no real direction in her career and she does not care what people think of her.
The former Twilight star, who admits she’s a “lucky bastard” because of how the films’ success came “naturally,” also said she often worries people think she’s insincere in interviews.
"I've never tactfully maneuvered through anything I felt passionately about—my job being really, really high on that list,” she told Salon. “I haven't planned, I haven't thought about my trajectory or how to design my career in a way that I can get what I want.”
She continued of promoting her films, “I find myself saying things that I hear other people say where I'm like, 'OK, you're lying.' But I say the same thing, and I wonder if people think I'm lying when I say, 'Oh, we were just a big family on set!' I hate that stuff.”
Stewart, who took on grittier roles after Twilight like On The Road and Still Alice, explained, “People always ask if I chose the projects I've chosen because I'm trying to redefine myself or people's perception of me. Uh, no. In a word, nah."
Perhaps what she’s best known for, as the publication’s deputy entertainment editor Anna Silman pointed out, is her “give-no-f--ks attitude.”
"No one gives a f--k like me. No one gives more of a f--k than me,” Stewart said.
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