Kristen is #13 on FHM's 100 Sexiest Women In The World 2011

Kristen Stewart - Pretty in pale

Full name: Kristen Jaymes Stewart
DOB: April 9, 1990
Place of birth: Los Angeles, California, USA
Occupation: Actress

Her History in FHM's 100 Sexiest Women

2010 #6

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Kristen Stewart facts

• Kristen is filming the next instalments of the endless Twilight 'Saga' - one for 2011 and one for 2012.

• She loves to surf. Cool as they come. She'd like to do it Down Under too, stating that she wants to go to Sydney University.

• A mini version of her can be bought in the form of her Twilight character doll. But that would be weird.

• "I've always had an aversion to looking sexy, but I've grown out of it." Thankfully.

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  Why we love Kristen Stewart

  Kristen Stewart of Twilight fame didn't just start as a blood donor for her vampire boyfriend, played by Robert Pattinson. Kristen was born in LA to a script-writing mother and TV producer father and was discovered in a school play at the age of just ten.

  Her big break was starring alongside Jodie Foster in Panic Room, which was followed up by roles inCold Manor Creek, Zathura and Jumper.

  She then took her crown as queen of the emos after playing vampire loving Bella Swan. However, she did say that large groups of girls now scare her, as most goths are jealous of her role alongside their fellow sunlight hating obsession played by Robert Pattinson.

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New/Old Photos of Kristen and Rob from when they were in Montepulciano

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New Photoshoot Outtake from Cinemania Magazine - Not Scan

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A Few New Photos of Rob at the WFE London Premiere

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Kristen Walking Bear in NYC Today (May 4th)

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A Bunch of New Interviews from the WFE London Premiere

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Celeb Eleven - Rob at 2:35

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AolUk - Rob at 3:47

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Westfield London - Rob at 0:54

Sky News - Click photo to watch

The star of the teen franchise was speaking at the premiere of his new film Water for Elephants, with the usual hordes of screaming fans in tow.

Westfield Shopping Centre in London was packed with R Patz fans desperate to catch a glimpse of the actor and unconcerned the film was not part of the Twilight saga.

Some had queued for over 32 hours and one group had travelled from Italy to be at the premiere of the film, which also stars Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz.

Pattinson's co-stars explained his appeal. "He has a sun in his smile, he lights up everything - it's amazing, it's beautiful," they said.

He definitely appeared less overwhelmed than he was at the first couple of Twilight premieres.

Pattinson told Sky News the madness has become easier to take: "You never get used to it but it does lose its novelty and you do adapt to it. I'm not overwhelmed by it anymore."

But he said he has yet to master the art of disguise: "I could wear a mask and people would still recognise me."

So can he still do normal things like buy a paper or go for a pint?

"Yes I can still do normal stuff - it just depends where you go - you can't go anywhere with screaming girls!"

In Water for Elephants R Patz stars as Jacob, a veterinary student who falls in love with a star performer in a circus played by Witherspoon.

She told Sky News: "I have a feeling (tonight) is more about Rob than me. It's been a unique experience and something I've never seen before. I just turn to him and say 'have you ever seen a premiere like this before?' and he goes 'yeah, yeah I have'."

Waltz added: "(The fans) they're not crazy at all. They're enjoying themselves, that's a different form of partying and it's really contagious and they're lovely."

So on the strength of the turnout at the premiere it looks as if Pattinson has a life beyond the Twilight Zone.

He said he is reasonably relaxed about the future and not concerned with type casting.

"I'm not worried about it. I won't be until it happens - and it's not happening yet".

Water for Elephants is now on general release.

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Kristen's Prince Has Been Chosen

Sam Claflin has been picked to play the prince in Snow White and the Huntsman.

Kristen Stewart is slated for the title role, with Charlize Theron tapped as the Evil Queen.

Claflin will appear in the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.

As for the Huntsman, Chris Hemsworth is rumored to top the list.

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Amazing New Rob Interview - Talks about WFE, wanting to be a hobo, his friends, London and more

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Rob talks about Water for Elephants, working with Oscar winners and animals, meeting Tai, filming the love scene with Reese, living in hotels for 3 years, wanting to be a hobo, what he misses the most about London, his friends, where he wants to live, how to avoid paparazzi. And the cutest "off camera moment" in the end.

The questions they ask him - thanks to Sonia on Pattinsonlife

What did you like about Water For Elephants?

What was the most terrifying? Working with animals or with actors who have Oscars?

Was it love at first sight with Tai, the elephant?

Which period of time would you have liked to live in?

Reese said that your sex scenes were 'disgusting'. What do you have to say about that?

Could you live a wandering life, like Jacob or are you too attached to your comfort?

Choose 3 things you would put in your suitcase...

What do you miss the most about England?

'In order to live happily, live hidden.' Is that your motto?

Rob's Interview with NU.nl - Talks Fans Outside the WFE Set & Crying when Tai Wrapped up

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Audio: Rob's Interview on Steve Wright In The Afternoon (BBC2)

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Rob, Reese, Christoph and Francis Lawrence Interviews with Allocine (France)

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Red carpet interview

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Stills of Rob and Reese on the Graham Norton Show - HQ and untagged

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Rob talks Water for Elephants and Breaking Dawn with BBC - Mentions Kristen

Robert Pattinson says he prefers making romantic comedies over CGI films because

"they're incredibly boring to make".

Speaking ahead of the release of his new movie Water For Elephants, the British actor told Newsbeat that he'd much rather do romcoms.

"If you want to do big movies you have to do either big action explosion movies or you do romances because they're the only things that get made," he said.

"I think romances allow you to develop a character more. I hate working with computerised stuff. It's incredibly boring."

'Boring to do'

Pattinson, who rose to fame after playing the role of vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight franchise, also had a dig at action films saying although he likes watching them, they're boring to make.

He said: "If they're just well written [I'd consider an action movie] but it's not good writing most of the time.

"I enjoy watching them but it would be boring to do. You've basically got to do it if you want to be famous."

In Water For Elephants, the 24-year-old British actor plays a vet who runs away with a circus and falls in love with one of the performers, played by Reese Witherspoon.

He admitted that he decided to do the film after meeting the elephant used in the production.

"I met the elephant before I accepted the movie and before I'd read the script," he said "It really was [the deal breaker].

Breaking Dawn

"I remember going home in the car waiting to read the script and I was like, 'Please, please be good.'

"I'd basically already decided to do the movie not knowing anything about it just because I got on really well with the elephant and thought it was really fun."

The actor also revealed that filming for the final Twilight films, Breaking Dawn parts one and two, has now finished.

"I'm sure we will have to do something," he said. "We finished a week and a half ago. All done.

"Yeah, she (Kristen Stewart) loved that [wedding] scene. It's a very girly scene.

"I do quite a few scenes with a baby and that's quite odd. It's so different in those movies because we were doing it with a real baby. But it was fun."

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Metro 60 Second Interview: Robert Pattinson

Twilight star Robert Pattinson talks to Metro about life as one of the world's hottest heart-throbs plus working with Reese Witherspoon in his latest film Water For Elephants.

What do you miss about Britain now you live in LA?
I miss the light in London, which is different to anywhere, and also the smell of the city. I miss getting pints in pubs. I miss the newspapers – I still prefer English newspapers to US ones – I miss reading the sport section. I miss the football… Arsenal.

How do you deal with fame?
Actually, I was thinking the other day that no one ever rings me up. No one ever asks me to do anything, so it’s kind of easy. And I’m working all the time anyway. But when I’m not working, I’m still one of those people who calls up every name in his entire phonebook to say: ‘Hey, what you doing? Are you doing anything tonight? Can I come with you?’

What was it like starring opposite Reese Witherspoon in epic love story Water For Elephants?
You actually played her son in Vanity Fair a few years ago. That was my first ever job. I was 16 and she was the same then as she is now: lovely. At that time, I didn’t know what I was doing. I got the job by accident. It was nice working with her this time. I’ve met her a couple times through the years and she’s always great. She has an aura of good energy that she puts out to everyone.

How did you land the role in Water For Elephants?
Francis Lawrence, the director, said he wanted to have a meeting and he took me out to the elephant sanctuary where Tai [who plays Rosie the elephant] lives and I saw her doing a handstand and stayed there for about four hours playing catch with her. I would literally throw a ball and she would catch it in her trunk and throw it back to me, and I was like: ‘OK, even if this movie is the worst movie ever made, I get to work with this elephant for three or four months. I’m definitely doing it.’

Have you always been an animal lover?
Yes I think I have more of an affinity with animals than I do with people. I had a dog for 18 years called Patty and she was great, and I just got another dog a couple of days ago in Louisiana, a rescue dog, from a shelter. He was going to get put down. For some reason, I was feeling in a very sensitive mood and I decided I needed a dog. He’s a kind of mix of everything. He looks like a hyena. He’s a cool little thing and really relaxing to have around.

What kind of roles are you drawn to?
I like to go between people who have absolutely no morals and those with very black and white moral stances. But then I get really attracted to the other side: people who want to burn the whole world down.

What is it like being adored by girls around the world?
I don’t really think about it. It is nice but you hope it’s something to do with you rather than people’s imaginations. The only thing you can do if someone likes your films or likes you is try to be good, which people hopefully appreciate. You hope people like you for who you are rather than what they imagine and how they perceive you to be. Before Twilight, I never got the good-looking guy parts. It’s funny when the world suddenly turns and you’re viewed in a different way.

Have you had much time off and what do you do when you’re not working?
I’ve been working seven days a week. I don’t do anything. I don’t relax. I look forward to plane journeys, that’s how bad it is, and then I can fall asleep. I play this game on the iPhone called FallDown! It’s the most ridiculous thing and it involves absolutely no effort of your brain whatsoever. You just have this little ball and roll it down, and I can literally sit there and play it for 16 hours. But then I just sit there and get more frustrated.

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Rob talks about animals, the royal wedding, the end of Twilight and more with Glamour UK

Your character Jacob is a natural with animals but are you and did you have pets growing up?
Rob: I just had a dog growing up so I don’t know if I’m a natural with anything. I like animals a lot. I’ve never really… I’m very trusting in them. I trust them more than I trust people. I think there is some kind of connection in that.

Reese got to go to circus school. Were you jealous and what circus trick would you learn if you could?
Rob: I’d love to learn how to juggle. I’m physically incapable of juggling. It’s very annoying. Circus school is tough. I mean she had to go there every day. And they’re really hard on the performers. I mean it’s like a bootcamp. I was really glad I didn’t have to do anything. I was like, I’m not a performer. I don’t know anything about the circus. My part doesn’t involve anything so it was great. I just got to hang out with animals for my part. It was very simple.

Was it surreal seeing yourself as an old man?
Rob: Yeah definitely. I’m curious as to whether that is what I’m going to look like. I love the fact that Hal...[stomach grumbles] my stomach will not shut up...that Hal is so in demand as an actor at 84 years old. It’s insane. It’s an incredible life.

Would you still like to be doing it then?
Rob: I don’t know. I’d love to be in demand for something. I just have a feeling that I’m going to be one of those crazy old people that not even their own family want to see.

We had the Royal Wedding this weekend. Did you celebrate it at all?
Rob: I was in Paris working and I was doing these interviews and the TV was behind the interviewer so I was watching it. I was surprised how interesting I thought it was. It was nice to see everyone look so happy in England. Because everyone normally looks so miserable walking down the street and you see everyone waving their flags. It looks very sweet.

You’re coming to the end of filming Twilight. Do you think you’ll hang out with the cast afterwards?
Rob: I really hope so. It’s such a big part of our lives. I get on with everyone really well. Literally everyone in the cast I’m great friends with. So I would hope so. I can’t imagine not doing that. I mean, especially in LA. I mean most of my closest friends in America are people I worked on Twilight with.

You’ve been voted Most Stylish Man 2011 by GLAMOUR readers. Do you see yourself as a style icon?
Rob: It’s funny because I think I do. But no one who knows me notices. There are a lot of different things that I do. I swear a lot of people repeat my little gimmicks. Or maybe I’m completely insane. I used to mis... [Rob suddenly stops] do up my shirt buttons wrong and I see a lot of people doing that now.

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