Kristen Stewart made a bold appearance in its Rolling Stone cover recently, and the actress opens up about her inspiration for her confident and steamy shoot.
The actress walked the red carpet at the premiere of her new romantic thriller, love lies bleedingand spoke to ET's Denny Directo about her Rolling Stone cover – that generated controversy and generated controversy among right-wing commentators in February for showing Stewart embracing his sexuality on his own terms.
“I felt like it was fun,” Stewart said. “I just wanted to take pictures that I would have taped to the ceiling when I was a teenager.”
Speaking to reporters at the Berlin Film Festival in February, Stewart addressed conservative criticism of the photo shoot and expressed support for the cover.
“The existence of a female body that offers you any type of sexuality that is not designed exclusively for heterosexual men is something that people are not very comfortable with,” she said, via The Hollywood Reporter. “So I'm very happy with it.”
In the article, Stewart spoke about his desire to start a family in the future, and explained his wish while speaking with ET on Tuesday.
“Well, I'm like a human being, you know? I think I'd have a family at some point,” he said with a laugh. “You're born into one and then you find some, you make some and, you know, I'll do all that.”
To this end, the spencer Actress She has been engaged to Dylan Meyer since 2021. The couple began their relationship in 2019.
Embracing desire, lust and ambition are also themes that permeate his new drama. Love lies bleeding.
The film, set in the 1980s, follows a gym owner named Lou (Stewart), who falls madly in love with an ambitious bodybuilder named Jackie (Katy O'Brian), who heads to Las Vegas for a competition. Their whirlwind romance drags them both down a path of violence as they become caught up in the machinations of Lou's family of professional criminals.
“This movie is about wanting things,” Stewart said. “This movie is about unabashed desire.”
“It's such a rare thing to catch a glimpse of a real female erection, just erecting on the screen without explanation.” [needed]” she added of the film's uncompromising, self-assured sexuality. “Like, no, no, she wants.”
Love lies bleeding co-starring Ed Harris, Jena Malone, Anna Baryshnikov and Dave Franco, and directed by Rose Glass, opens in select theaters on March 8 and is released widely on March 15.
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