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Kristen Stewart Says She’s Treated Like “Somebody With A Brain” Since Directorial Debut: “Actresses Get Treated Like Sh*t”
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After more than 25 years of working on screen, Kristen Stewart has recently tapped into a newfound sense of respect in Hollywood.
The Oscar-nominated actress explained how she’s suddenly treated “like I’m somebody with a brain” since making her directorial debut on The Chronology of Water, which premiered last year at Cannes.
“Actresses get treated like sh*t, I’ve got to tell you,” she told The Times UK.
“People think anyone could be an actress, but the first time I sat down to talk about my movie as a director, I thought, wow, this is a different experience, they are talking to me like I’m somebody with a brain.
Stewart continued, “There’s this idea that directors have otherworldly abilities, which is not true.