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When it comes to artists and celebrities, there are few things more exciting than change, when the person we thought we knew shows us something different.

Kristen Stewart has shown us that a few times.

She shot to stardom in big-budget Hollywood hits like the Twilight series.

But by her mid-20s, she stepped away from popcorn movies in favor of independent films, including 2021's Spencer.

She played Princess Diana, earning herself an Academy Award nomination.