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Kristen to get stripper like figure for Cali
Actress Kristen Stewart is to hit the gym to get into shape for her next role in gritty action movie Cali. She will also get a tan and dye her hair blonde.
“I am going to get into the best shape of my life. I am going to look like a stripper. I am going to look like a porn star,” starpulse.com quoted Kristen as saying.
The 22-year-old will play Mya, who flees with her boyfriend after selling a snuff film, but returns years later to save her sister when she lands in trouble.
She says she was intrigued by the script.
"A lot of times, you will read a script and you can identify with things that are very surprising, things that kind of shock you about yourself. And the process of making the movie is finding out why those feelings occurred. Sometimes they are not always easy to define.
“But if you don’t know why someone is the way that they are, then you are just playing a caricature of a girl,” she said.--(IANS)
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