And Kristen Stewart spoke about her own experience with her sexuality in a new interview with the i newspaper, as she admitted she felt 'pressure' to come out.
The film will see Abby, played by Kristen, attend her girlfriend Harper's, played by Mackenzie Davis, family annual holiday party where she discovers she hasn't come out to her conservative parents yet.
Talking about the film and its importance of showing two female leads at the centre of a love story, Kristen, who is currently loved-up with partner Dylan Meyer, said it is 'extremely attractive'
Kristen went on to admit that it was important as she didn't grow up with films that had 'two female leads at the centre of a love story' and she would have loved to have seen more movies feature a LGBTQ+ couple
The actress said it 'feels good' to be part of the new rom-com, she continued: 'I didn't grow up with a movie that had such expansive ambition, that had two female leads at the centre of a love story, and not in this format.Â
Rom-com: The film will see Abby, played by Kristen, attend her girlfriend Harper's, played by Mackenzie Davis, family annual holiday party where she discovers she hasn't come out to her conservative parents yet (pictured in film still)Â
'Extremely attractive':Â Talking about the film and its importance of showing two female leads at the centre of a love story, Kristen, 30, who is currently loved-up with partner Dylan Meyer, said it is 'extremely attractive' (pictured in film still)Â
Premise: Happiest Season is set for US release on November 26 and follows Abby arrive at girlfriend Harper's family home, she soon realises Harper hasn't come out to her conservative parents yet and has to pretend to be her 'orphan friend' (pictured in film still)Â
Happiest Season is set for US release on November 26 and follows Abby, played by Kristen, who plans to propose to her girlfriend Harper, played by Mackenzie Davis, while attending her family's annual holiday party
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