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Kristen Stewart has boarded Love Lies Bleeding, a romantic thriller set in the world of bodybuilding that will be directed by Rose Glass, the filmmaker behind the acclaimed British film Saint Maud. A24, which just released the multiverse action movie Everything Everywhere All at Once, is backing the movie along with Film4, the feature division of the U.K.’s Channel 4. Glass co-wrote the script with Weronika Tofilska, with sources saying the story is centered on the extreme qualities it takes to succeed in the competitive world of bodybuilding. Stewart is playing the co-lead of the story, the protective lover of a female bodybuilder. The companies are, at this stage, describing the project as a romance fueled by ego, desire and the American dream. A24 will produce alongside Andrea Cornwell for Lobo Films and Oliver Kassman for Escape Plan Productions. Film4 developed the film alongside the filmmakers and will co-finance with A24. The filmmakers are hoping to cast the lead as authentical...

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Scans Click images for full view. Excerpt: Kristen Stewart was just seven years old when Princess Diana died in a tragic car accident in 1997, but what came next left a long-lasting impression on the future actress. “I remember flowers in front of Buckingham Palace,” she says. “And I remember people reacting like something really happened.” Now, more than two decades later, Stewart has stepped into the shoes of the woman who touched the hearts of millions in the critically acclaimed film, Spencer—and while her performance has received raving reviews and generated Oscar buzz, the 31-year-old wasn't so confident to start with.  In a cover story for the February issue of marie claire Australia, Stewart gets candid about the "intimidating" experience of playing Diana and bringing her dark and complicated story to life.   “Everyone asks me if I was scared or daunted or intimidated [to play Diana] and the answer is yes, absolutely, intensely,” says Stewart. “I just didn’t want ...

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