Snow White and the Huntsman: What Injury Did Kristen Stewart Suffer During Filming?

Released in cinemas in 2012, the blockbuster baptized Snow White and the Hunterworn by Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theronwill be rebroadcast on Saturday February 19, 2022, from 6:40 p.m. on RTL9. Directed by Rupert Sanderswho signs his very first feature film, this film is a modern reinterpretation of the very famous tale Snow White, written by the brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm in 1812. In this new version, Snow White is not a tearful young girl waiting for her Prince Charming. Imprisoned for 7 years in the jails of her father’s palace, she manages to escape, in particular thanks to his warrior training.

Thus, the screenwriters of Snow White and the Huntsman made this character a fan of archery and falconry, as well as an unparalleled horsewoman. For the record, the training followed by Kristen Stewart to ride a horse was difficult, because the actress had been traumatized by a fall when she was 9 years old. For the purposes of his role, the actress trained for more than 4 months in horse riding. She also worked with a specialist to get a convincing English accent, which better suited the tone of the film. Kristen Stewart also had to train hard to do some stunts herself. This was the first action feature film in which the actress played.

Snow White and the Huntsman: Injuries for Kristen Stewart and Chris Hemsworth

Despite this intensive training, the filming of Snow White and the Huntsman was not easy for the actress, who suffered an injury during the shooting. While filming the scene where she gets attacked by the dwarves, Kristen Stewart twisted a ligament in her thumb, and had to seek medical treatment, thus delaying filming for a few days. On his side, Chris Hemsworth received a nice punch from the interpreter of the character of Snow White, during a fight scene.The incarnation of Thor within the MCU was therefore entitled to a nice blue nose.

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