Kristen Stewart and Kirsten Dunst Speak Out on Gender Pay Disparity in Hollywood

In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Kristen Stewart, known for her role in the Twilight film series, revealed her perspective on the franchise. Stewart believes that the 'Twilight' movies were actually queer-coded and sees them as a 'gay movie' with a 'queer sparkle'. She points out the hidden queer elements in the films and mentions her co-stars Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson. Stewart also comments on the Mormon author of the books and the Gothic, gay inclination of the story. She describes the series as having a gay undertone and reflects on her portrayal of Bella Swan. [357a7984][e1e4d858][29df5ea8][ca05d5bc][8e71e4af][f8d8ae91]

Stewart's views on the 'Twilight' series align with her openness about her own sexuality. She came out as queer in 2017 and acknowledges her impact on the LGBTQ community. Stewart is currently in a relationship with writer and actress Dylan Meyer. [99f7be65][d8ec25d1][29df5ea8][ca05d5bc][8e71e4af][f8d8ae91]

It is worth noting that Stewart's comments on the 'Twilight' series were made in the context of discussing her interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She mentioned that making a superhero movie 'sounds like a fucking nightmare' and that the system would have to change for her to consider it. However, Stewart made an exception for director Greta Gerwig, expressing her admiration for Gerwig's work and stating that she would only consider starring in a Marvel movie if Gerwig asked her to do so. [357a7984][e1e4d858][29df5ea8][ca05d5bc][8e71e4af]

Stewart's openness and willingness to explore diverse roles and perspectives have made her a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. Her views on the 'Twilight' series and her own sexuality contribute to a more nuanced understanding of her career and personal journey. [99f7be65][d8ec25d1][29df5ea8][ca05d5bc][8e71e4af][f8d8ae91]

Kirsten Dunst, another Hollywood star, recently spoke out about gender pay disparity in the industry. In an interview with the BBC, Dunst revealed that she experienced major pay disparity between herself and her male co-stars during her career. She mentioned that she didn't even think to ask for equal pay at the time. Despite having more box office success, Dunst was paid less than her male co-stars. She specifically mentioned the pay gap between her and Tobey Maguire, her co-star in Spider-Man. Dunst attributes this disparity to her young age and lack of awareness at the time. [7736046e]

Director Alex Garland, who worked with Dunst on her latest film, Civil War, also acknowledged the issue of pay disparity in Hollywood and the lack of questioning from male executives. Dunst plays a war photographer in the film, which serves as a warning about the consequences of conflict. The film has been positively reviewed, with praise for its intense and gripping storytelling. [7736046e]

Dunst also discussed sexism in the movie industry, mentioning her experience with Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette. The film was panned by critics but enjoyed by audiences, highlighting the disconnect between critical reception and audience appreciation. Dunst believes that times are changing and hopes that her career will help other actresses. [7736046e]

Kirsten Dunst expressed her willingness to do another 'Bring It On' movie during a special screening of her new movie in Los Angeles. She mentioned that her participation in a follow-up to the 2000 cheer classic would depend on the content and as long as it's not embarrassing. Dunst's statement came after Gabrielle Union discussed the possibility of a sequel in January 2023. Dunst is currently celebrating the upcoming premiere of her movie, which also stars her husband Jesse Plemons. The movie is a dystopian drama set to be released on April 26, 2024. [f20f2f56]

The issue of gender pay disparity in Hollywood continues to be a topic of discussion, with actresses like Kristen Stewart and Kirsten Dunst speaking out about their experiences. Their openness and willingness to address these issues contribute to a more inclusive and equitable industry.