Kristen Stewart marks her acting ability with a checksheet when she watches her movies back.
The ‘Twilight’ star always makes sure she looks back at her performances to see what she can improve on but when she watched her latest project, ‘Still Alice’, back she was so blown away by her co-star Julianne Moore’s portrayal of Alice, a professor suffering from early onset Alzheimer’s, that she barely noticed her own character.
She said: "I’m super technical, I will sit and watch one of my films with a little list of checks and balances and this finally took that away.
"Usually the first time is never a proper experience, it’s always getting over hangups and weird memories, and this time it was just absolutely undeniable. What she [Julianne Moore] does needed to be done. It’s so important.
"I’ve seen it twice now. The first time I saw it I was so blown away. I was present for a lot of what she did that was impressive in the movie, but for the things that I was not there for she so destroyed me. I thought nobody else in the movie existed."
The 24-year-old star – who plays Alice’s daughter Lydia in the film – also insists nobody "gives more of a f**k" than her when it comes to her career, despite some people thinking she has a laid-back outlook on life.
Speaking to online arts and culture magazine Salon, she added: "I’m like, ‘Actually, no one gives a f**k like me. No one gives more of a f**k than me.’ It’s just ironic to me. I’m always like, ‘Really?’
"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. 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’."
Kristen Stewart marks acting with checksheet
