UPDATE
This post and headline have been updated after Variety issued the following correction:
"Comments made in a videotaped interview Monday with actress Kristen Stewart about gender equality in Hollywood at the Sundance Film Festival were erroneously labeled on Variety.com in a way that suggested she was addressing issues pertaining to diversity. Variety regrets the error and apologizes for any confusion.
The incorrect text accompanying the video was quickly amended, corrections were issued on social media and a re-edited version of the video has been published to make clear what question she was answering. The error was the result of an edit to the web page in which the video was presented without seeing the specific question Stewart was answering, which pertained to a lack of opportunities for female actors and directors."
Kristen Stewart recently visited the Variety Studio at the Sundance Film Festival and offered up her thoughts as to whether or not the opportunities for women in Hollywood, both behind and in front of the camera, are improving.
She stated, "Like in any business that's so old, you know, it's going to have a somewhat narrow view." She added that this view is "expanding quickly, on so many levels."
She went on to say, "It's hard for me to speak to that because it's awkward. I'm so fucking lucky and so stimulated and driven and like, not bored."
She also said those who are "bored" or "feel like there's a lack of something" should go "do something."
"But that subject is just like so prevalently everywhere right now, and it's boring."
