Modern cinema pays a lot of attention to people with unconventional sexual orientation, but often their heterosexual actors play, which causes the disapproval of the LGBT community. But Kristen Stewart, who performed the role of the main heroine of the film "The happiest season," is not at all sure that gays and lesbians should play exclusively homosexual actors. In a recent interview with Variety, the actress admitted that all the time thinks over this question.
"In my career, I could try a lot. You know, a white girl who was heterosexual and only later became a lesbian, and even also thin. But I admit that I still try to figure it out in all this, "Stewart said.
The actress added that "I would not like to tell the story that the one who survived this experience should tell, and stressed that such discussions are generally a slippery path. "After all, if I literally decide to adhere to this rule, it means that I will never be able to play other, ordinary characters," Kristen explained his position.
Stuart also noted that "men can tell the stories of women, and women are the history of men," just that it would be respectfully and with concern about the feelings of others. Stewart added that her partner on the film Mackenzie Davis "Not the one who identifies itself as a lesbian", but it did not prevent her to convincingly play a role.
"But I recognize the world in which we live. And I would never like to take someone's place. I would feel terrible, "CRISTEN summarized.
Recall that in Russian cinemas "the happiest season" starts on January 14, 2021.