Avril Lavigne wants Kristen Stewart to play her in a biopic

[Teletubby 150,095]

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[Rahrahbitchson 20,079]

A choice was made

But they look alike, i think they have similar personalities so is not a bad idea, the question is, does a Avril Lavigne movie necessary?

[Suspiria 10,683]

Actually would be a good choice, they do look very similar.

But lmao watching this interview confirms Avril does NOT need a biopic. She's just really not that interesting as a person lol

[MaybeKermit 4,966]

Damn never thought she would be this bland (after seeing the interview) 

don’t know anything about her tbh, but don’t see what that movie would be about…? 

[Sneaky Oliver 22,221]

Oh that typical american nasal voice sounds even weirder on her 

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31 minutes ago, Funkymonkey said:

Damn never thought she would be this bland (after seeing the interview) 

don’t know anything about her tbh, but don’t see what that movie would be about…? 

it'd probably be pre Head Above Water and her battle with Lyme Disease

[weed 73,933]

Amy Adams if she was younger 

[BeautyisaLie 1,275]

That would be a dream to me, I love both 

[Future Lovers 6,927]

11 hours ago, Rahrahbitchson said:

A choice was made

But they look alike, i think they have similar personalities so is not a bad idea, the question is, does a Avril Lavigne movie necessary?

 

11 hours ago, Suspiria said:

Actually would be a good choice, they do look very similar.

But lmao watching this interview confirms Avril does NOT need a biopic. She's just really not that interesting as a person lol

 

11 hours ago, Funkymonkey said:

Damn never thought she would be this bland (after seeing the interview) 

don’t know anything about her tbh, but don’t see what that movie would be about…? 

The story of how she got famous and then ultimately what made her disappear for years is pretty interesting. 

She rose up to a huge level of fame as a teenager in a genre where that is not common. She broke through at such a young age and was able to thrive on the mainstream charts even against Britney at her peak, and she managed to do it without resorting to low behavior. She did it by being true to herself and working hard. She continued to get more famous, evolved her sound, and remained remarkably consistent success wise for many years after many of the people who got famous with her's star had faded out. It all came crashing down when she was diagnosed with lyme disease. There for awhile, they weren't sure if she was going to live, and when she did ultimately find out it wasn't gonna kill her, she was unsure of whether or not she'd ever be able to do music again. But she fought that long hard battle and won and has returned to her passion. 

I think that's a pretty interesting story personally. It's also worth noting that a lot of her demeanor in interviews stems both from shyness (she always has been very blunt and open in her music but notably rather quiet and shy as a person at least in public) and from her illness as she definitely came out of that experience a very different person than she was when she went in.