Kristen Stewart Sets The Record Straight On Robert Pattinson
OS ANGELES, Calif. --
Kristen Stewart is taking a bite out of the rumors that she’s had a fling with her “Twilight” co-star, Robert Pattinson.
“It’s just totally false,” Kristen tells the March issue of Nylon Magazine. “Rob and I are good friends. We went through a lot together, so we feel very close. But if we go out in public, every little detail is scrutinized, like the way I stand next to him.
“And it’s like, I know the guy really f***ing well,” she continues. “It’s only natural that we sort of lean on each other, because we’re put in the most f***ing psychotic situations.”
The real love interest Kristen’s life is her boyfriend, actor Michael Angarano, who she met when the two co-starred in the Lifetime movie “Speak” in 2004. However, they didn’t start dating until two years later.
“He’s older than me-he’s 20 now-but when you’re 13 and he’s turning 16, it was always sort of an out-of-reach thing. Then you get a little older, and you realize, ‘Oh, What the f*** am I thinking? I can have you, like, lickity…’” she said snapping her fingers and laughing. “He’s awesome.’”
Though she has been acting for years, Kristen became a household name almost overnight when she was cast as Bella Swan, a human who falls in love with a vampire, in the Stephenie Meyer vampire series. Yet, nothing could prepare Kristen for the overwhelming die-hard fans.
“Anywhere we’d go for ‘Twilight’ was a psychotic situation. The sound was deafening, and it’s thoughtless, as well. It’s so manic that you’re just pushed and pulled around… You get a slew of all these bulls*** questions like, ‘What’s it like to kiss a vampire?’ and ‘How much do you love Robert?’ Then you’ll get one that’s actually real, but you’re like, ‘No, I can’t right now - I can’t even consider…’”
Kristen’s break from the vampire world will continue a little while longer as she revealed she is currently using her guitar skills to prepare for the role of playing Joan Jett in the all-girl teenage band film, “The Runaways.”
“There’s an immense, massive, super f***ing heavy pressure,” she says of playing an early Joan Jett. “You can’t do this wrong.”
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