• Kristen Stewart + her mom, Jules. ♥ “I admire my mom, she has always been a worker.”
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• Kristen Stewart + her mom, Jules. ♥ “I admire my mom, she has always been a worker.”
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Proud mama Jules Stewart congratulates her daughter Kristen on her Cesar/Best Supporting Actress nomination for #cloudsofsilsmaria! ❤️😍👍😊 #kristenstewart #silsmaria #julesstewart #mamastew
From Jules's instagram account. I'm dying this is so fucking cute.
Kristen on her way 2 looking like mamastew. I have a worry. 😮😬😱
MamaStew airs some dirty laundry in the LA Times to promote her movie, reveals Kristen's hiding place, resents her daughter's fame (just a little bit!) & denies accusations she's using her daughter to sell the movie (all while doing an interview that's 90% about her daughter to sell the movie).
Kristen's mom Jules talks about Kristen and K-11
The film also stars Portia Doubleday as Butterfly, a role that Kristen had originally attached herself to six years ago while she was filming the first Twilight movie. The unexpected success of the franchise took Kristen's career in a completely different direction. "She kept working and she kept working and she kept working," Jules explains. "And she got really big and we were still really small and I was like, 'Go! Go do Snow White, please, go make those big films honey, that's wonderful!'" Kristen does have a small part in the film as a secretary who picks up a very important phone call. Though Jules stands by her decision to recast her daughter's original role, the filmmaker still believes that Kristen would have done the part justice. "Kristen has a dark side," she tells Us. "Kristen has the edge -- thank god, right?" K-11 will be released on March 15 in 15 cities across the U.S. and will be available On Demand through local cable companies. Visit www.K11TheMovie.com for more information on where K-11 is playing.