When Booboo Stewart came to Maricopa in early June for the premiere of his new short film “Running Deer,” 9-year-old Maricopa resident Abriana De Quarto was ready for him.

As he stepped onto the red carpet at the UltraStar Multi-tainment Center, Abriana ran up to the “Twilight” star and said he inspired her to get into acting. She asked Stewart to come to see her movie and handed him an invitation.

“It was amazing to me to see someone make an effort like this. It was really cool,” Stewart said. “She came right up to me and surprised me.”



Fast-forward to Abriana’s movie debut at UltraStar on Saturday. Her film, “The Godchildren,” premiered there with the cast and their families. Abriana was sure Stewart would ignore her request.

“Way to crush a child’s dream,” Abriana said to her mother Saturday morning. She had been told Stewart was too busy filming other movies to come to her movie.

With everyone piled into the theater, however, Stewart was hiding in the walkway to surprise Abriana. Before the screening, she was called to the front of the theater.
She stood still for a moment, burying her face in her hands trying not to cry at the sight of one of her idols coming to see her movie.
Once he came a little closer, all she could muster was a meek, “Thank you for coming.”
After hugging and introductions, Booboo sat next to Abriana.
“He inspired me to get into acting and he’s so well spoken,” she said. “I was so shocked and it is so cool he came.”
“I had thought about her a bit after she came up to me,” said Stewart before the movie. “I thought about how cool it was that she thought of me as an inspiration. It made me want to come back.

“Spielberg, you know, someone influenced him. Everyone has an influence and I’m hers,” Stewart said. “That’s cool. She put her heart into something. What if one day she becomes a big actress or director? I can get to work with her. That would be real cool.”

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Booboo Stewart, who plays the main character in “Running Deer,” walked the red carpet Saturday with co-star and native film mainstay John Proudstar and director Brent Ryan Green at UltraStar Multi-tainment Center for the worldwide premiere.
The trio stopped for photos and after the Toy Gun Films’ movie, held a question-and-answer session and signed autographs.

Recently Stewart was cast as Warpath in the upcoming X-Men film, “X-men: Days of Future Past,” and Proudstar said he wouldn’t want anyone else to play the role of the first Native American character in the X-Men films. “I’m so proud of Booboo. He’s a great guy.”
After the premiere, “Running Deer” starts a festival circuit with its next stop in Oklahoma City at the deadCENTER Film Festival June 5 through June 9.

More about Running Deer here.

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Recovering from a scalp massage and possibly the most luxurious shampooing of all time, Booboo Stewart seems delightfully dazed as he sits in a chair at Gavert Atelier, one of Beverly Hills’ cushiest salons.
Laid back but excited about the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 premiere, which is set to unfold in downtown Los Angeles later that night, the 18 year old reveals that his style is, similarly, something of a contrast to the pageantry of red- (or in this case, black-) carpet events.
“I’m a pretty plain person,” Stewart tells Celebuzz. “I’m not an outrageous dresser, so I go for something simple. This is simple but classy to me – I like the color black.”

After a little work by colorist Matthew Burton and hairstylist Mika Fowler, Stewart is ready to don his formal attire for the evening, a custom-made charcoal suit paired with a black shirt and tie. The actor jokes that all of this attention is commonplace for him, then observes how much more work his sister Fivel has to go through to prepare for the premiere.
“This is what I do every morning,” he says with a laugh. “No, but for me, it’s pretty easy. But for my sister, it’s a whole other story. It will probably take her a few hours to get ready.”

- celebuzz.com

Booboo and Fivel arrive at “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2″ Los Angeles premiere at Nokia Theatre L.A.


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