If there is one thing you should have learned while watching “MTV First: Snow White and the Huntsman” on Tuesday night, it’s that Oscar-winning thespian Charlize Theron is not only extremely talented and beautiful, but she just seems like a lot of fun, no matter what she’s doing or talking about.

Case in point: When Theron was posed a question via Twitter about how much fun she had “diva-ing out” and playing “a bitch for a change,” via her role as Evil Queen Ravenna in “Snow White and the Huntsman.”

“What do you mean, ‘for a change’?” she joked. “God, yeah. That’s the tricky thing of the movie: Finding that line that you can walk where you’re not going into camp-ville and you’re also not going into ‘please take me serious Marlon Brando acting-ville.’ I did enjoy just screaming at people,” Theron admitted. “I screamed so much at people, I tore a stomach muscle, which I had never heard of that before.

“And then off-set, you can joke about it, because you’re in these costumes. I felt like I was being so high-maintenance: ‘It hurts, oh gosh, I can’t walk to craft service,’ ” she fake-whined. “You become a big pain in the ass. I mean, I’m saying it was the costume. but it really wasn’t. That’s how I behaved.”

In addition to channeling her inner diva, Theron said she enjoyed exploring the fantastical elements involved in making a fairy tale.

“Of course you have this luxury to then throw back to the fairy tale,” she said. “It’s really huge in scale. This film is epic and big and the characters, what we tried to do was ground it and give it weight and reality, but there is a small part of this film that has to celebrate the fantastical of it.”

Source: MTV

South African star Theron – who squares off against Stewart’s Snow White as evil Queen Ravenna – wore a revealing sheer dress by Dior Couture while the Twilight actress, 22, chose a lacy number by Marchesa, which she teamed with black trainers.

“I love what I’m wearing but I can’t wait to take this thing off,” said Stewart.

The actress added: “I swear I’m wearing these shoes because I hurt myself. I know that I would look better in the heels.”

Oscar winner Theron, 36, was joined by new father Chris Hemsworth, Sam Claflin, Ray Winstone, Ian McShane, Nick Frost, Eddie Marsan and Toby Jones – who all play dwarves – at London’s Leicester Square, which was transformed into an enchanted forest.

Rupert Sanders’ directorial debut is a modern take on the classic fairytale and sees the feisty princess train alongside the huntsman in the art of war to take on the evil queen.

Source: Telegraph

Charlize and Kristen were guest stars in France’s tv show Le Grand Journal. Check out images of Charlize in the gallery section! You can watch the interview below:

Charlize Theron likes to wake up every day with a sense of fear.
The actress – who recently adopted a baby boy named Jackson – admits she loved working on ‘Prometheus’ and particularly enjoyed the nerves she had about being able to play the role of Meredith Vickers.
She said: “I do have a sense of fear every day going to work, but I think it’s something that I like. I mean I do like the feeling of waking up on my own, having this moment of like, ‘Oh, f**k, I hope I can do this today’ because it makes you realise that you’re working with material or you’re working with a director or you’re working with a cast and they’re keeping you on your toes.
“Nothing’s kinda like, ‘I can do this with my eyes closed’ and I think that is ultimately what every actor wants, something that challenges you to that point.”
She also admits she was inspired by Tilda Swinton’s Oscar-winning performance in ‘Michael Clayton’ to play an early scene.
She added to BANG Showbiz: “You know there was this amazing performance that Tilda Swinton gave in ‘Michael Clayton’ and [director] Ridley [Scott] and I were talking about how when you see her, she doesn’t say anything in the beginning of that film, the first time you see her. The kind of panic that is instilled in her says so much without her ever having to say anything. And I said it’d be great if we could come up with something like that.”

Source: Winnipeg Free Press

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