ROBsessed™ - Addicted to Robert Pattinson: What a lovely way to burn

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Robert Pattinson - "Set Fire To The Rain"

Robert Pattinson - "Set Fire To The Rain"

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Robert Pattinson Says Happy Sunday

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lion_lamb made a picture spam and if this doesn't brighten your day
I don't know what will :)

Check out the entire pic spam HERE.

Thanks to ShowMe(JittzPattzing) for the tip :)

Here lies Gozde...

She had a good life until she met her end by looking at Robert Pattinson pictures :)

Killed by Robert Pattinson :)

Robert Pattinson might be the end of me and boy! What a lovely way to go! :))

Click for HQ if you dare :))

Thanks to Melainii from H.Y.P.E for the scan, our good friends/affiliate Robert Pattinson Australia for posting and DreamySim1 for the tip :)

Striking the Balance: Terror, Desire & Robert Pattinson

D. MacDowell Blue penned a great article about Robert Pattinson and his place in the vampire movie's genre. It is a GREAT read. Thanks to RobPattzNews for finding it :)

When a sound version of Dracula finally made it to celluloid, the first such movie to feature a real (as opposed to pretend) vampire, a choice faced the filmmakers. How to portray the vampire? Taking their cue from the Balderston-Dean play, they decided the title character would ooze sinister charm—an archetype that owes far more to Polidori’s much-earlier work The Vampire than to Bram Stoker’s novel. Actors considered for the lead included Lon Chaney (ironically enough, the great silent star died of throat cancer first) Conrad Veidt and Frederick March, but in the end the role went to tall, thin and suave Bela Lugosi.

Flash forward seven decades or so. Another major studio prepares to adapt another vampire novel to the screen. Herein the choice is more subtle. The male lead in Stephanie Meyers’ Twilight is written as handsome, gallant (if moody) and highly ethical.
A more pressing question is that of casting. Who shall play Edward? Fan favorites included Orlando Bloom, Tom Wellin and Hayden Christensen. But in the end the role went to Robert Pattinson—up until then best known for portraying the doomed nice guy Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Initially (and this is sometimes hard to credit now) fans reacted badly to the news. They soon changed their minds for the most part, especially once the teasers and trailers began showing. One might even call this evidence that sometimes professional casting directors and filmmakers actually do know more about how to do their jobs than the average moviegoer (although there remains a die-hard group of fans who still reject Pattinson in the role).

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