‘Spencer’ Trailer: Kristen Stewart Goes For Oscar Gold In Pablo Larrain’s New Princess Diana Drama

Kristen Stewart will receive the Performer Tribute and Magnolia Pictures chief Eamonn Bowles will get the Industry Tribute at next month’s Gotham Awards.

Spencer is a dive inside an emotional imagining of who Diana was at a pivotal turning point in her life,” Stewart said in a quote released by Neon, the company behind the project. Reviews for Stewart's performance are glowing.

Diana Princess of Wales biopic Spencer The actress, who plays Diana in the film, was pictured wearing a strapless grey dress at the event in London on Thursday. She posed for pictures with Jacki Nielen, who plays the Duke of Cambridge in the film, and Freddie Spry, who plays the Duke of Sussex.

Kristen Stewart dazzled in London in a showstopping gown for the premiere of Spencer, in which she plays Princess Diana, on Thursday night.

Kristen Stewart has received significant praise and Oscar talk for her role as Princess Diana in the new film “Spencer,” which has been doing quite well in the festival circuit. And now we have an idea of what one of her upcoming films will be, thanks to a new interview profile in Entertainment Weekly.

Kristen Stewart is opening up.

weekly Showbiz newsletter is packed with the latest news on your favourite stars from Scotland and beyond.Signing up couldn't be easier! Simply enter your email address in the box further up the page or click here to view our wide range of newsletters.One Twitter user wrote: "i am literally so sorry for the person I become when Spencer comes out and it's Kristen Stewart season."Another commented: "kristen stewart did that and it's time for y'all to put some RESPECT on her name #Spencer

newest trailer for director Pablo Larraín’s royal biopic “Spencer.”Stewart, 31, shines in the two-minute clip in which she rocks Diana’s iconic gowns, dramatic hats, colorful pantsuits and sparkling jewels.However, Diana spends much of the teaser looking sad, alone and forlorn in the chilling footage.“You have to be able to do things you hate. There has to be two of you,” Prince Charles (Jack Farthing) says to a scared Diana.

The first full length trailer for Kristen Stewart‘s Princess Diana movie, Spencer, has finally debuted online!

two words out of Princess Diana in the first trailer for "Spencer," but in our latest full look at the film, Kristen Stewart as Diana closes the clip by dropping a bombshell: "Will they kill me, do you think?" We're guessing that's a sly joke.

UPDATED with full trailer: Neon has released the firts full trailer for Spencer, its Princess Diana biopic starring Kristen Stewart. Watch it above and the teaser from last month below.

Kristen Stewart is mesmerizing as the People’s Princess in the latest trailer for “Spencer”.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterFinally, fans of the royal family get to hear Kristen Stewart’s take on Princess Diana’s iconic accent. In the first full-length trailer for “Spencer,” an upcoming biographical drama about the beloved figure, the American actor channels British royalty with ease.Directed by “Jackie” filmmaker Pablo Larrain, “Spencer” grapples with Diana’s decision to end her marriage to Prince Charles (portrayal Jack Farthing).

when he cast Kristen Stewart in a role as weighty and revered as Princess Diana.The Chilean’s game of royal roulette has paid off. Because Stewart, who we’ve always known is scores better than the average-to-wretched scripts she’s so frequently handed — “Twilight,” “Snow White and the Huntsman,” “Charlie’s Angels” — is haunting, playful and blisteringly human as Di at the end of her rope. Her princess is a broken woman so alive with promise and love and humor, but held back by mummified royals

Kristen Stewart has opened up about signing on to play Princess Diana in the upcoming Spencer movie.

Naman Ramachandran Pablo Larrain’s Princess Diana film “Spencer,” starring Kristen Stewart, will release Nov. 5 across the U.K.

Kristen Stewart steps out for her big moment on the 2021 Met Gala on Monday (September 13) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.