Here’s the synopsis: “The next generation of fearless Charlie’s Angels take flight. In Elizabeth Banks‘ bold vision, Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska are working for the mysterious Charles Townsend, whose security and investigative agency has expanded internationally. With the world’s smartest, bravest, and most highly trained women all over the globe, there are now teams of Angels guided by multiple Bosleys taking on the toughest jobs everywhere.”
Watch Noah Centineo in the trailer now, and don’t miss Charlie’s Angels when it hits theaters on November 15!
Kristen Stewart jokes around with photographers as she arrives at the 2019 Will Rogers Pioneer Dinner on Wednesday night (September 25) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 29-year-old actress looked cool in a bright yellow suit as she arrived at the event, which honored her Charlie’s Angels director Elizabeth Banks.
Kristen Stewart looks just a little embarassed while recalling a story on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday (September 23) alongside Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska.
The three actresses sat down for an interview about their upcoming movie, Charlie’s Angels, and opened up about meeting each other for the first time on set.
“[I was] super amped and kind of nervous” to meet her Charlie’s Angels co-stars, Kristen shared. “I was like, ‘I need to love these girls because I’m a terrible liar’. I did this thing that I was really embarrassed about. I thought maybe I lost her before I could even like make an impression.”
“The thing is: Now I know Kristen, it makes perfect sense,” Naomi said, acknowledging that Kristen was nervous and did a gesture that was actually “super cute.”
Naomi Scott cozies up to husband Jordan Spence while arriving at the Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori launch at the Roundhouse on Sunday night (September 15) in London, England.
“Big thanks to @bulgariofficial for having me last night ❤️❤️❤️,” Naomi shared on her Instagram. “Loved being around so many amazing women! And that necklace…well she stole the whole night. 🐍”
Check out 15+ pics inside of Naomi Scott and Maya Hawke at the Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori launch…
The 26-year-old actress opens up about her upcoming movie, Charlie’s Angels, growing up as a preacher’s daughter and more. Check it:
On Charlie’s Angels: “As a kid I just yearned to do this type of role. Me and my friend would always play spies, but seeing a woman on screen solving her own problems, being a badass, a superhero, was so rare. I actually felt emotional when I saw Robin Wright and Gal Gadot go at it in Wonder Woman. Regardless of the kind of movies you like, that’s empowering.”
On Hollywood: “It’s going in the right direction. A business like that takes time to change. At first it will be a reaction to what’s happening in the culture, as time goes on you’ll see – maybe the execs need to be more diverse, the people making the decisions need to have different perspectives.”
On her faith: “This is my belief system and you have yours and we can coexist and accept each other for who we are. That feels correct to me. But I’m still figuring it out, I’m always going to be questioning. Me and my dad have long conversations. I’m interested in sitting down and having a nuanced conversation rather than shouting things across Twitter. The Church is often seen as an institution that’s there to keep people in a box. I think it should be the opposite. It should be a place you can be completely who you are and say, ‘Yo, I’m a mess.’ Where people can speak honestly, where everything comes from love, as opposed to judging you when they don’t even know you.”
You can grab a copy of Naomi‘s issue of AnOther magazine on Friday, September 12th.
Naomi Scott gives some edge to her romantic look with some sneakers in these new pics from Teen Vogue‘s September 2019 issue.
The 26-year-old Aladdin star is opening up about her music, heritage and much more in the glossy. Check it:
On appreciating her identity: “Don’t get me wrong, there were moments growing up where you’re like ‘oh I don’t really feel Indian enough.’ But now I’m at a place where I’m like, you know what, it’s OK. It doesn’t make me any less Indian, or any less half Indian. My two favorite meals — one is my mum’s curry and one being a roast dinner. And that is me in a nutshell.”
On her message for anyone in debilitating circumstances similar to her eczema: “I hear you. It’s not nice. You know those days where you want to stay in bed, where you can’t move your neck because it’s so sore – I’m with you. And I guarantee you, the more you own it, the more you feel confident…. This is something I wanted to speak on specifically for this interview because for Teen Vogue, for me, has a real ‘no BS’ honesty thing. If I, out of all people, am honest about my imperfections, then I might just make…I think of a 14-year-old girl and [how] it could make her feel just that bit better: ‘oh, she has it and she plays Jasmine.’”
On appreciating the opportunity to surprise listeners with her music: “I think it has been a real blessing in disguise that I haven’t pressed that button of exposure. I feel so blessed that I was kind of protected from that [...] Now, I am in a position where I know what I want to say, I know who I am.”
