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Photos: Zimbio; Urban Outfitters; Dr Martens WHO : Kristen Stewart WHERE & WHEN : “Camp X-Ray” Premiere during the Sundance Film Festival on January 17, 2014. WEARING :  Vintage Renewal  jacket,  7 For All Mankind  jeans &  Dr. Martens  shoes. MY VERDICT : Kristen celebrated her movie “Camp X-Ray” today at the Sundance Film Festival screening, held in Park City, Utah. The 23-year-old actress sported fierce braided cornrows amongst her signature unkempt waves while she donned a comfortable and totally casual outfit. Kristen stayed warm in a white t-shirt, a striped blue-and-white collared shirt–that she buttoned only at the very top, and layered on a black  Vintage Renewal  Harrington Jacket with red plaid lining (available at Urban Outfitters). She slipped into her favorite  7 for All Mankind  “Gwenevere” Gummy Skinny Jeans  in a washed black, before finishing with thick grey socks tucked into untied dark navy  Dr. Mart...

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If Kristen Stewart wants to give up acting, she may have a career in...professional golf! "I can spank a golf ball,"  Stewart told me today at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival premiere of her new drama Camp X-Ray.  "My dad says that. I totally ripped off my dad." While she joked that she's  "way too cool"  to wear traditional preppy golf attire, Stewart says the sport isn't new for her.  "I started playing when I was younger with [my dad], a dorky activity and hobby," she said. In Camp X-Ray, she plays a guard at Guantanamo Bay who becomes friends with one of the prisoners. Lane Garrison, who plays a fellow guard, said golfing helped them unwind after filming the "heavy and intense" film. "We built a driving range in the prison and I brought like 400 golf balls," he said. "We would go out there and hit about 100 golf balls. She has an amazing swing." "She needs to do a golf movie," he said. "Peo...

PARK CITY, Utah -- Kristen Stewart found common ground between herself and the taciturn Guantanamo Bay Marine guard she played in Camp X-Ray, which premiered Friday at the Sundance Film Festival. "She had aspects that I have and that I really felt,"  said Stewart of Pvt. Amy Cole, assigned to guard the detainees held for years at Guantanamo Bay. The film is a fictional story about a friendship that develops between Cole and Ali, a suspected terrorist imprisoned on the U.S. Naval base since shortly after Sept. 11, 2001. Stewart spoke of portraying someone not so different from herself, presumably in contrast to playing a teenager in love with a vampire in the Twilight movies. When asked about her experiences filming, she joked:  "I forgot how to turn left. I was constantly rotating,"  referring to her character doing rounds in a small cellblock, often pushing a cart of library books. On a more serious note, she spoke of the importance of preparation for the role. ...