Kristen Stewart

Yeah, she directed Charlie's.

And, you know, I guess I was maybe feeling a little bit hopeful and optimistic.

But I really just don't... I don't believe... I spiritually and philosophically disagree with the sort of committee process, you know?

I think a movie comes from someone's singularity and their perspective and their soul.

And I hate signing on to something and seeing something with potential life be destroyed.

And I've just...

You know, I'm not saying that Charlie's Angels was destroyed.

It's more the day-to-day.

I like that movie.

I like... I don't think it's impossible to make a film...

that speaks to people, that's valuable, that feels good, and that's worth paying for under those circumstances.

But I don't have to do it.

And so I don't want to.

So yeah, I think as an actor, I don't feel the need to feed the machine anymore.

And when I was younger, I was kind of jealous.

I was kind of greedy.

I was like, maybe I could make that work.

Maybe that'll be fun.

But it just wasn't.

Like I want to play, you know what I mean?