THE DAILY BEAT: Kristen Stewart discusses her role in On The Road

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Kristen Stewart discusses her role in On The Road

At about 11:20 in this interview with Kristen Stewart, the actress discusses her experience playing Marylou in the upcoming movie version of our beloved On The Road. She says it was by far the coolest thing she has ever done in her life, and chalks it up to the inspiration of director Walter Salles.

I am so ready for this film to see its U.S. release. I'm just sad that the real Marylou, Lu Ann Henderson, didn't live to see it.

1 comment:

Baltimore Colts fan said...: She's HOT, Dude! Too bad she's not a natural redhead, because if she was she would be "in" for an interview as my mistress. (As it stands, Lindsay Lohan will retain that particular position, with Amy Adams filling in on Ms. Lohan's sick days).; February 22, 2012 at 12:37 PM

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