Flashback: Some HQ Panic Room Pictures and Stills of Kristen

Filming. New York - June 27th, 2001.

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New/Old Video of Panic Room - Wardrobe Test - Kristen & Jodie

Pre-Production. Wardrobe testing. Cinematographer narrating. This is an extra in the 'Special Edition' box set of "Panic Room' on DVD. (Sorry LQ)


Adorable little K-stew!

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New/Old Panic Room Stills

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Kristen's Unknown Interview from Panic Room

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Panic Room cast (Jodie Foster, David Fincher, Dwight Yoakam) talking about Kristen in the DVD commentary

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Jodie on Kristen "She was great, we hung out and talked about anything but the movie"

BETTY: In this film, you have Kristen Stewart playing your daughter. Do you like working with children on set?

JODIE: "I love working with kids. I always have. She's a great. We hung out. That's what we did. Never talked about the movie. Never talked about the characters. In between takes we'd talk about bands and stuff like that. I was lucky to be stuck with her. Really young actors work the same way that I work. That is they don't belabor it. All of the intellectual stuff [and research] they do ahead of time. And when it comes time to perform and somebody says action, you just do it. And then you talk about other stuff."

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David Fincher on Kristen:


"We cast Kristen Stewart [as the young girl], and she reminded me of a young Jodie Foster. She has that sort of great droll sense of humor. When Nicole [Kidman] hurt herself, we thought we were going to shut the movie down and get an insurance claim. A [producer] told me that Jodie’s movie fell apart, and it was like let’s send her the script!"

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Top 10 Movies Based In One Location: "Panic Room"

PANIC ROOM (2002)

Unsurprisingly set in a hi-tech panic room (if there wasn't a room and at least a little panic, we'd be on the phone to Trading Standards), this is David Fincher flexing his muscles: he didn't need to make this movie, but wanted to show he could anyway. Jodie Foster and a young Kristen Stewart are the mother and daughter holed up in an expensive, oversized coffin, while Forest Whitaker and his cronies attempt to infiltrate the impenetrable. Fincher, meanwhile, swings his camera up and down stairs, in and out of air vents, and at one point, through the handle of a coffee pot for absolutely no reason. Pfft. Show off.

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