Kirsten Dunst Says ‘Everyone’ Has Gotten Her Name Wrong For Decades: ‘I Give Up’
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The "Bring It On" star is finally setting the record straight.
Kirsten Dunst just corrected your pronunciation of her name.
Since 1989, Dunst has been steadily captivating audiences with every role. But in a Wednesday interview with Town & Country, the actor was asked how to properly say her name — and revealed that people often fumble it.
“I mean, everyone messes up my name, so I give up,” she admitted.
Despite the frequent mispronunciations, Dunst said she doesn’t hold it against anyone. She shared that she answers to a full squad of names, from “Kristen” to various versions of “Kirsten,” but isn’t in the business of “blaming people.”
The actor went on to share a behind-the-scenes anecdote from across the pond, where they also get it wrong.
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