Do you want to be the nextKristen Stewart?
“I don’t want to be in it,” she tells EW of casting the long-gestating project.
“I want to find someone a little younger.”
So someone like herself maybe?
“Just c’mon describe the look on my face while I’m saying that.”
“It’s a lot of ground to cover,” she admits.
““I read it and felt like I was allowed to have a voice.
You know what I mean?”
“Not that it was the only key to that lock, but…
I mean I cannot wait to visualize this.
“See what happens to them, yeah.”
“It’s hard to explain,” she admits.
“I hope I don’t botch it, because it’s a really revolutionarily written script.
Just a really, really brilliantly conceived idea.”
Love Me, she says, is set “after we’re all dead.
“So this satellite pings, and we connect.
There’s a lot of visual transformations,” she teases of the film’s fluid roles.
“I rifle through being a boy, a girl, really ambiguously gendered, different races.
[Steven] does the same thing.
There’s a lot of fighting and loving and sex.
It’s basically that we are all so starving for attention.
With reporting by Leah Greenblatt.
