Kristen Stewart Movie Crush: Julianne Moore 'Kills' Robert Pattinson, No Kidney Love! [VIDEO]

Renowned actress Julianne Moore recently starred alongside both Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in "Still Alice" and "Maps to the Stars" (respectively). But if given the opportunity to save just one former "Twilight" movie sensation, who would Moore ultimately choose?

Sorry, R-Patz, but 25-year-old K-Stew would get another chance at life!

During a recent appearance on Bravo's hit night show "Watch What Happens Now," the 54-year-old award-winning actress played a rather amusing (yet morbid) game with host Andy Cohen. Moore was given a handful of options, and asked to pick which person she'd rather "spend a hypothetical situation with."

Cohen first pits Stewart against her sexy 29-year-old ex-boyfriend:

"Who would you give your second kidney to if they needed it?"

So Moore laughingly responds, "I'm gonna go with Kristen."

Pattinson's current fiancee FKA Twigs would probably NOT be amused!

As the hilarious battle continues, Moore also admits that she'd prefer to "smoke pot" with Meryl Streep over Nicole Kidman, be styled for a red carpet appearance by Ellen Page instead of Jennifer Lawrence, and try living on Mars with Alec Baldwin over John Cusack.

Do MstarsNews readers agree (at least hypothetically)?

This specific clip is not available online yet, but stay tuned for another update:

Well, thankfully Robsten has since moved-on (both romantically and professionally) since their highly-publicized break-up several years ago. Right now, the beloved British heartthrob's filming the new action flick "The Lost City of Z." He was also recognized at the Venice Film Festival back in September, when "The Childhood of a Born Leader" snagged the honor of "best debut" (Brady Corbet was also named "best director"). Meanwhile, Stewart has a slew of movies currently in production, including "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk," "Untitled Kelly Reichardt Project," and another highly-anticipated Woody Allen film (yet unnamed). She also stars in 2015's "Equals" alongside Nicholas Hoult.

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