Kirsten Dunst, the renowned actress with an illustrious history in the film industry, has recently expressed her reluctance to work with modern-day auteurs. Despite her successful career and iconic role as Mary Jane Watson in Sam Raimi’s original Spider-Man trilogy, Dunst has notably collaborated only with filmmakers who are considered masters of their craft.

Her husband, Jesse Plemons, believes that Dunst may not be comfortable working with modern-day auteurs. However, Dunst has clarified that her reluctance stems from being overly selective about the projects and filmmakers she chooses to work with.

Having established her legacy in the business, it remains a mystery why Dunst has not ventured into projects helmed by contemporary auteurs. While some speculate about her comfort level, Dunst’s own explanation sheds light on her discerning approach to selecting her collaborators in the industry.