Kristen Stewart

And I'm not coming for like the method.

I don't even know enough about the method.

Right.

Right.

Men are aggrandized for retaining self.

You know, that was like he's been really like he sounds like a hero, doesn't he?

Yeah.

If a woman did that, it would be really—and I don't want to say this like black and white, like for sure I know that there would be this difference, but I truly believe from a very insider's perspective that if you have to do 50 push-ups before your close-up, or if you refuse to sort of say a word a certain way, or if you can't sit down in an interview and not kind of like repossess and belittle every question, especially if asked by a woman to you, the movie star.

I mean, like Brando, he's—I mean, fuck, like I'm not coming for him.

Incredible performer.

There's a kind of like really common act that happens before the acting happens sometimes on set.

Not only does it waste time, it draws attention, it siphons.

And look, I get it sort of makes if it makes everyone stand at attention and sort of.

If you can protrude out of the vulnerability a little bit and you can sort of feel like, you know, a gorilla pounding their chest before they cry on camera, it's a little less embarrassing to see.

And also it makes it seem like it's a magic trick.

It makes it seem like it's so impossible to do what you're doing that nobody else could do it.

Yeah.

And so I think maybe the Krypton thing is, you know, it...

Let me think of a way to kind of sum this up so I don't totally ruin this point.

It's so defensive.