American actor Kristen Stewart, who was often asked to keep her same-sex relationship under wraps in the past, believes that a lot has changed after the #MeToo movement.The 29-year old and the only actor to have ever won a Cesar award, the country's equivalent of the Oscar, said that while the #MeToo movement has changed Hollywood practically overnight, we should acknowledge the differences between the genders and create new opportunities."This whole thing of, if we are all equal then why can't we be open about everything? Because we are not the same - men and women are not the same, like the way we communicate, our strengths are different - so to not acknowledge that distinction accordingly, mutually, to each other, it just makes for bad work."But she gives a side-eye to those that say it's gone too far, too fast: "It's really clear when people balk at the #MeToo movement that they probably have done something that they are feeling a little guilty about," she cautioned.The 'Twilight'
