Kristen Stewart is even now mostly remembered for her role as Bella Swan in the “Twilight” trilogy. Incidentally, her porcelain face devoid of any emotions was not much appreciated and there are many who even now do not consider her as a good actress despite delivering superb performances in multiple movie projects over the span of almost a decade.
One bad moment or choice can really haunt for a long time. And the same is happening to Kristen Stewart who has come a long way from that dull portrayal of a girlfriend of a vampire. Ever since her appearance in the Hollywood and immediately after she finished working for the trilogy, many respected directors signed her for their projects.
Kristen Stewart has graced the center stage of many important events and has been an integral part of landmark movies. But her affair with Robert Pattinson, their breakup and her latest hookup with Stella Maxwell have always received more attention than her work.
Interestingly, the actor has already moved ahead of her past association with her “Twilight” co-star but fans just cannot forget their remarkable pair. Here we will have a look at the best 5 movies of Stewart and get to know her commitment towards her career.
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Café Society (2016)
It is a Woody Allen movie and hence some things, as usual, are quite predictable. In this particular film, Stewart plays the role of Vonnie, a lovely secretary who is confident, charmingly attractive and friendly. Young and romantic Bobby (Jesse Eisenberg) falls in love with Vonnie and starts dreaming about their future together.
To get closer to Vonnie, he shifts to Los Angeles to get an employment form his uncle Phil (Steve Carell) who is a movie agent and with whom Vonnie is working. When Bobby and Vonnie spend more time together as the latter starts introducing him to the blinding lights of the tinsel town, he comes to know that his uncle is the secret lover of Vonnie.
Performance Overview
Kristen Stewart came out with flying colors portraying the role of Vonnie with supreme confidence erasing all memories of her past bad performances from the minds of the audience. The role was completely different from what she had played previously and required a lot of natural charm, understanding, and capacity to deliver with ease.
And the actress just managed to do that. Rather many critics believed that she was the saving grace of this film. At one time Stewart’s Vonnie was subtly seductive, young and in love whereas at another time she is torn between two men.
Her indecisiveness, passion for the lovey-dovey romance, artful frowns and smiles indicated that Stewart has indeed come a long way from her Bella Swan days.
