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Kristen Stewart Talks 'Breaking Dawn' and Bedrock Past With Jay Leno

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May 5 2012, Published 4:27 a.m. ET

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Kristen Stewart stopped by The Tonight Show With Jay Leno last night to talk about the most recent Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn reshoots, but Jay Leno had a little blast from the past surprise in store for the interview!

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K-Stew, who had just flown in from Vancouver, said she hurt her foot while shooting more scenes for the movie.

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"I wasn't trying to have, like, ultimate swag when I walked out," Kristen explained, laughing. "I hurt my foot... and I wasn't trying to get out of wearing heels, either, that wasn't the case."

The new scenes depicted Bella, who is now a vampire, on her first hunt.

"The first hunt is always so important... I just wanted more of it, we all wanted more of it," Kristen said.

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Jay encouraged the star to talk a little more about how she decided she wanted to be an actress.

"I grew up on a set, and it's not the easiest route to take," Kristen said. "And it's so random and by chance, that things stumbled together and I am doing this."

K-Stew also revealed that her first on-screen appearance was in 2000's The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas.

"I was the ring-toss girl," Kristen said.

Jay then surprised K-Stew and the audience with a clip of Kristen doing the ring-toss from the movie. Her costume is far cry from Bella's wedding gown, but still very cool. Watch the clip here.

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