Kristen Stewart would not
have agreed to take on the lead role for the film “Snow White and The Huntsman”
if the character was way too perfect. Is Snow White really far from perfect?
The actress who portrays Snow White spoke about the character in her latest
movie. Stewart claimed that she admired the concept of director Rupert Sanders
re-telling the story of Snow White. What Kristen Stewart loved the most is the
idea of allowing her character to be simple, pure, kind and in touch with
animals as well as the earth but at a point that she is still human with some
flaws.
“I think
what we were excited to do was put her in a world of danger and see if she
could actually remain that person and humanize her a bit and not make her this
like fairy-tale archetypal perfect girl. It is hard to root for someone who is
clearly not going to lose,” the 22-year old actress said on an interview with “Freshly
Squeezed.”
Stewart also
shared her opinion that it was necessary to make some changes about the story
of Snow White because she believed that fairytales are really old. However, the
young actress admitted that these stories are worthwhile and it is probably one
reason why they are still around. “The stories stick around so long because
there is something in them. They don't have the same impact unless you change a
few things. In this case it was really important to make Snow White someone who
encompasses the maternal, care-taking. I think it is totally worth it,” Stewart
explained.
“Snow White
and The Huntsman” director, Rupert Sanders, revealed at the world premiere of
the movie why he chose Kristen Stewart to portray Snow White for the movie. "To
be honest, having 100 billion fans is actually an advantage when you're making
a big film like this," Sanders said. Stewart’s ties to the “Twilight”
films may be one reason why Sanders wanted to cast the actress. However,
Stewart’s strong belief about the lead character is what defines her and with
that, Sanders found the perfect Snow White for the blockbuster fairytale movie.
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