Kristen Stewart: A capricious girl among wolves and vampires

Kristen Stewart is the female face of "Eclipse," the third part of "Twilight," where she portrays the character of Bella Swan. The 20-year-old Californian explains how her lifestyle has had to change radically, for better and for worse, with the success of this vampire saga.

Kristen Stewart brings to life the character of Bella Swan, the female face of the global phenomenon that "Twilight" has become. In person, she appears rebellious. She shows the immaturity typical of an actress who has not yet found her way, avoids direct eye contact as much as possible, and has no qualms about putting her feet up on the chair, maintaining an uncomfortable balance that doesn't last long.

On-screen, Kristen plays the girl whose love is torn between the earthly and the supernatural, caught in this third installment between loyalty to a vampire (Robert Pattinson) and the persuasive powers of a werewolf (Taylor Lautner). But this character not only has propelled her career to all levels, by accepting the role, she has also sacrificed much of her private life, subjected to the harassment of media and fans due to her alleged romantic relationship with Pattinson, an extension in real life of the on-screen romance. Here, we offer you an interview where you can get inspiration for your quince if you like the mysterious and supernatural, or you can also learn more about this young actress whose life changed, not precisely by being bitten by a vampire, but by the embrace of fame as part of a Hollywood phenomenon.

What is the secret of the "Twilight" phenomenon? This is unique just because of people's interest, while in other sequels, you have to keep inventing the next part of the story to win over the audience each time. "Twilight" is something that people are eagerly anticipating, making everything easier. I mean, when you have such a huge demand, it's simpler to maintain the level of quality in all the movies. I would like to say that we put the same intensity into each one, everything we had inside, but it's difficult for me to decide as I am part of the movie from within. The truth is, I'm not sure.

How long will the saga continue? To be honest, I think we'll finish the series with four movies, the best we can, and that's it. Then there are rumors about whether the last installment will be one or two movies, as they say. Be it one way or another, I think that's where we'll end. I don't see this turning into a TV series or having additional additions for the big screen.

How has the success of "Twilight" affected your career? The change has been profound, although we didn't even know that sequels were coming when we started. It was a surprise. It's funny that they ask me about my plans when the only thing an actor can be sure of is that he is very fortunate to be able to work and nothing else. We can't choose what will happen with our careers. Anyway, I do things impulsively, so I don't plan. It is true that I have a few options that I wouldn't have without having done these movies, but I don't know where this life of cinema will take me.

Would you do something completely radical, only for love? I would be willing to make the necessary sacrifices. Otherwise, I could never have made a movie like this.

How do you handle the press's pressure regarding your alleged relationship with Robert Pattinson? I handle it quite well. I think that so far, I have managed it appropriately. If I only talk about it during interviews and manage to forget about it when it's over, everything is under control.

Where does the interest in a romance on and off-screen come from? Obviously, it has been because of this movie, being a very unique project in that sense. Before, no one cared a bit about my love life.

Do you think they will keep making offers to work together? I have no idea. People might get fed up with us, and they may not want to see more movies with Stewart and Pattinson.

What will happen to your career after "Twilight"? A project of this magnitude clouds the view, but I have many other interests. I want to do much more, although I have already done quite a few things in cinema, fabulous experiences. Still, I know it won't stop, even if I don't make another big-budget film in the future. I will always be able to dip my head into smaller independent films.