Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis Play 'How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?'
The Happiest Season actresses dish about their previous roles and unique hobbies.
Whether you think Abby and Harper are meant to be or not, you can't deny that Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis have major on-screen chemistry in Clea DuVall's buzzy rom-com, Happiest Season. (Sorry, Riley-Abby stans.)
The actresses, who play a couple navigating a rocky holiday season in the new Hulu film, proved how close they got on set by taking Marie Claire's trivia challenge "How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?" In the game, Davis and Stewart managed to accurately answer questions about each others' previous roles but surprised one another with juicy tidbits about their unique hobbies. (Um, what exactly is a "death tour"?)
Abby (Kristen Stewart) and Harper (Mackenzie Davis) in Hulu’s new rom-com.
Stewart even dished to Davis about winning "Best Kiss" four years in a row at the MTV Movie Awards for her now-iconic Twilight make-outs with Robert Pattinson. "I wanted to know what you did to win the kiss," Davis asked her cast mate. "It's not really a very good kiss," Stewart replied with a laugh. "People just really liked that series. It really wasn't great."
Hopefully Stewart will have her shot at the honor again thanks to her and Davis's snowy smooches and Christmas cuddles in Happiest Season. You can stream the film on Hulu now.
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Neha Prakash is Marie Claire's Entertainment Director, where she edits, writes, and ideates culture and current event features with a focus on elevating diverse voices and stories in film and television. She steers and books the brand's print and digital covers as well as oversees the talent and production on MC's video franchises like "How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?" and flagship events, including the Power Play summit. Since joining the team in early 2020, she's produced entertainment packages about buzzy television shows and films, helped oversee culture SEO content, commissioned op-eds from notable writers, and penned widely-shared celebrity profiles and interviews. She also assists with social coverage around major red carpet events, having conducted celebrity interviews at the Met Gala, Oscars, and Golden Globes. Prior to Marie Claire, she held editor roles at Brides, Glamour, Mashable, and Condé Nast, where she launched the Social News Desk. Her pop culture, breaking news, and fashion coverage has appeared on Vanity Fair, GQ, Allure, Teen Vogue, and Architectural Digest. She earned a masters degree from the Columbia School of Journalism in 2012 and a Bachelor of Arts degree from The Pennsylvania State University in 2010. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and dog, Ghost; she loves matcha lattes, Bollywood movies, and has many hot takes about TV reboots. Follow her on Instagram @nehapk.
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