Kristen Stewart x New photos from behind the scenes filming the role of Princess Diana in her movie Spencer
Actress Kristen Stewart plays the late Princess Diana in her new movie Spencer, which was spotted by photographers in Dolmen, Germany, earlier this week, while filming new scenes from her role, and the 30-year-old actress was very similar to the Princess of Wales, as She wore a pale pink plaid overcoat, which she wore over a beige necktie.
Christine appeared contemplatingly around her as Princess Diana was showing, and the world star walked with her hands in her pockets and her head down as the cameras were moving around her, and in the scenes, Stewart appeared surrounded by a full team wearing medical masks in line with safety measures amid the emerging Corona virus pandemic.
The film deals with a period of Princess Diana's life, when she decided to divorce the British heir, Prince Charles, which made it impossible for her to become the Queen of Britain one day, during which the whole world rallied around the controversy surrounding the beautiful princess.
It is said that the events of the film's story revolve around three days during one of Diana's last holidays at the house of Windsor, and at their home in Sandringham, in Norfolk, England, in 1991 - according to the British newspaper "Daily Mail" - and the script was written by Stephen Knight, the Englishman who wrote Also Peaky Blinders.
Director Pablo Larrain explained that the drama will not delve into the tragic death of Princess Diana, but rather focus on her relationship with the king and the love she enjoyed for the children of Prince William and Prince Harry. A woman, in one way or another, is not a queen. "
Regarding his decision to choose Kristen Stewart to play the role of Princess Diana, which caused a lot of controversy on social media, Pablo defended the decision to choose the American actress in this role, saying: "Christine is one of the greatest actors today, Christine can be many things," And it can be very mysterious and very fragile and very powerful in the end, which is what we need. "
He continued: "The combination of these elements made me think about it, the way in which it responded to the scenario and how it dealt with the character, it is very nice to see, I think it will do something amazing and intriguing at the same time."
