It wasn't too long ago that Robert Pattinson claimed that he wouldn't have liked the "Twilight" films if he was just a normal person and not a pale, fancy-pants actor who uses 5lbs of hair gel each day. And, surprise, surprise, now the emotion-less Kristen Stewart (who I am convinced is autistic) might feel the same way because she told an Australian movie magazine that her role in "Snow White and the Huntsman" is better than her role in "Twilight." Obviously she can't feel human emotions and she just need to take cues from R-Patz:
"It is fairly common to have your story as a woman, even if you're the protagonist, facilitated by all of the male characters. It's so rare to have a female lead character being so proactive. She pushes her own story forward, rather then being affected by all of the outside elements. Hopefully we do that, I'm really proud to be a part of something like that. It's always food for women to feel empowered."
At least she is aware of how vanilla her character is in "Twilight." The girl is basically a bag of bones with the inability to emote properly.
