Kristen Stewart has said she has never felt “taller” in a role than when she played Princess Diana in Pablo Larrain’s “Spencer.” Speaking at a Venice Film Festival pre…
Speaking at a Venice Film Festival press conference on Friday, hours before the movie’s world premiere, Stewart said, “I took more pleasure in my physicality making this movie than I have on anything. I felt more free and alive and able to move and taller, even.”
“Once I learned the curtsy and learned we’re not supposed to go in the kitchen ourselves and not steal food, all those details, I don’t really remember them,” said Stewart. “But there was always someone to make sure we weren’t going out of line and staying authentic.” “I think it’s just something she was born with,” said the actor in response to a question about Diana’s enduring legacy as the ‘People’s Princess.’
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