New "Breaking Dawn Part 2" Trailer On It's Way September 8th According To French Distributor

New "Breaking Dawn Part 2" Trailer On It's Way September 8th According To French Distributor



According to the French Twilight Distributors' (SND) Facebook page we should be seeing the NEW "Breaking Dawn" Part 2 Trailer on September 8th



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Entertainment Weekly gives Robert Pattinson the "sexiest non-sex scene" award for Cosmopolis

Entertainment Weekly gives Robert Pattinson the "sexiest non-sex scene" award for Cosmopolis 

Entertainment Weekly is posting Summer Movie Awards and Rob won Sexiest Non-Sex Scene for the Cosmopolis prostate exam.



Raw power unleashed INDEED. This part..."That whole sad business of Judeo- Christian jogging. You were not born to run. I look at you. I know what you are. You are sloppy-bodied, smelly and wet. A woman who was born to sit strapped in a chair while a man tells her how much she excites him."

Lawwwd help me when he says that line, I die. So commanding. DomRob lives, y'all.

But frankly, I think he needs to also be given Sexiest Sex Scene for the same movie.

Easter egg....

SOLD! Robert Pattinson's artwork, Unfinished City, brings in $6,400 for charity!

SOLD! Robert Pattinson's artwork, Unfinished City, brings in $6,400 for charity!

UPDATE: Page Mackinley from The Inquisitr talked to Tim over the phone and got some more info. Tim was quoted saying the following:

“Robert heard about us through his assistant Jeff [last name omitted by request.] Jeff grew up with Cory Parsons, a key member of the Home Plate Project team.” [along with Luis Calderon.]  

“[He was] really excited to create something to help the project,” Emory says.  

Bidding began on July 20 and finished midnight, August 31. In a phone call, Emory said early bids for Pattinson’s plate began at $ 150. But after Robsessed — a Robert Pattinson fan site — started publicizing the auction, that figure jumped to $ 1,500 within three hours. Then, things got crazy.  

“Bids came in from all over,” says Emory. “There was a worldwide response due to Robert Pattinson’s participation. It’s really what got us all the attention and helped us raise all this money.”  

“I’m humbled and excited by how much the [Arizona] community have embraced the project. They not only donated money and services, but their time,” he said. “The fact that a superstar like Robert Pattinson was willing to take the time to do a personal sketch is amazing,” says Emory.  

“It took us from a good little project to something that raised over $ 50, 000.”  

Asked if Pattinson was aware of the success of the fundraiser and how much his “Unfinished City” plate went for, Emory said the actor was told when the bid hit $ 3000 and that today his assistant texted Pattinson the final, stonker bid.

It's a great write up and ROBsessed is mentioned :) Click HERE to read it in its entirety! I got to say thanks to @lifeloveartfilm who contacted me the evening we first posted about the home plate. She asked me if I thought it was real and that led to me contacting Tim and the rest is history. Tim and Cory are awesome and I'm pretty sure I got Rob two more men to add to his super exclusive male fan base.

While we spearheaded this project within the fandom, pretty much all the major fansites that blog about Rob news posted the initial announcement and helped bring attention to this great cause. We're proud of Rob's talent and we're proud of his fandom that adores him.

Rob's Unfinished City was sold for $6,400!!!



In the home stretch is was CRAZY! Aside from doubling the weeks long stagnant bid of $3,000 in the final hours, the one-of-a-kind artwork went up by $2,000 in the final minutes!



Congratulations to the winner and we hope it's a devoted Rob fan. Either way, the artwork raised a nice amount of money for a worthy cause, Ozanam Manor, championed by the Home Plate Project - Arizona Diamondbacks' fundraising program (D-backs Give Back).

Click HERE if you missed any of the HQ pictures of Rob's art or the information behind his participation.

The Power of Rob cannot be denied!

Get In The Limo With Robert Pattinson (Updated)

Get In The Limo With Robert Pattinson (Updated)

As you know "Cosmopolis" opened in MORE theatres on Friday (31st) and will open in even more next Friday (7th Sept), we'll have news of those places on Tuesday but until then we have a few things to tell you about.



First off if you're in Detroit then make sure to head over to our twitter and enter our contest for a chance to win 2 tickets to a "Cosmopolis" screening on 7th Sept! And that's not all you will be arriving to the screening in............... a limo! So you really will have a chance to "Get in the limo" (unfortunately not with Robert Pattinson)
Entering is easy...... Details HERE. Winner will be picked on Wednesday.
Thanks to EOne for the prize

Second thing we have to tell you about is that if you are in London our reader Julia contacted us to let us know that the Odeon, Panton Street is extending it's run of "Cosmopolis" until 6th Sept so if you haven't managed to see it there yet (or if you want to go again) there's still time! All the details you need are HERE

And lastly the US Theatre List is After The Cut

Click HERE to read the rest

44 Days Of Robert Pattinson: Day 35 - Favourite Portrait Picture Of Rob For Press Conference/Junkets

44 Days Of Robert Pattinson: Day 35 - Favourite Portrait Picture Of Rob For Press Conference/Junkets



Oh my God, can you believe we are on Day 35 already?
And this one was a tough one too!
Favourite Portrait Picture Of Rob For Press Conference/Junkets
Almost impossible to pick one!

I went with this one because it's an old long time favourite of mine.



And Tink chose this one. OH MY........



There are SO many great Press Conference/Junket Portraits, what is YOUR favourite.
Tell us in the comments below, leave the link to your favourite.

Links are moderated so note that we'll have to approve them as you comment. Might take time.

Want to know all the days ahead of time? Check them out after the cut!

Click HERE to read the rest

Showcase Saturday With Robert Pattinson

Showcase Saturday With Robert Pattinson

I love this video by Olia.She picked the perfect song and did a terrific job on it (as always)



SO much work went into this great video which is a tribute to Rob's films. It's a collab so was made by more than one person.



And last but not least, one of our readers Mika39 made this gorgeous video using comments from all of you
Thanks Mika39 for making it & sending it in to us.

NEW: Robert Pattinson interview during Cosmopolis NYC promo - "It's my life. You sort of want to read it."

NEW: Robert Pattinson interview during Cosmopolis NYC promo - "It's my life. You sort of want to read it."



Part of this was posted already HERE but now there's more from this interview.

From Dispatch.com/NewYorkTimes Syndicate:

As you may have heard — it has been in the news here and there — Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart broke up this summer.

Actually, everyone has seen the stories — including Pattinson. “Yeah, I read it,” the 26-year-old British actor says during an interview at a New York hotel. “It’s my life. You sort of want to read it. You feel like you need to read it. It’s one of those things where you keep picking a scab. You know you shouldn’t be doing it, but it’s a weird kind of addiction. You desperately want to stop.” 

About a month ago, a tabloid published photos of Stewart, Pattinson’s live-in girlfriend of four years, in an embrace with her Snow White & the Huntsman director, Rupert Sanders. Since then, the media seem able to talk of little else. 

“At times, I find the whole thing pretty funny,” Pattinson admits. “It is pretty funny. My life is kind of ridiculous to me. It’s so absurd at times.” Pattinson would rather talk about his new film, the David Cronenberg drama Cosmopolis. When the noted independent filmmaker, whose credits include A History of Violence (2005) and Eastern Promises (2007), gave Pattinson the script for Cosmopolis — based on the Don DeLillo novel — the actor could see himself as Eric Parker, the 28-year-old billionaire asset manager whose world falls apart around him as he rides in his stretch limo to get a haircut while wagering his company’s massive fortune on a bet. But Pattinson had one problem.

“I was honest with David and said that I loved his script, but I didn’t fully understand it,” Pattinson says. “I knew, if I tried to have a BS conversation about it, that David would call me out.” 

Cronenberg, too, had some reservations — about Pattinson. “Could this British guy do a New York accent where it’s not agonizing?” the filmmaker recalls wondering. “Could he play that age? Does he have the charisma to hold the audience for the whole movie, because he’s literally in every scene? “I did my homework and watched Little Ashes (2008) and Remember Me (2010),” Cronenberg says. “I even watched interviews that Robert did. I wanted to know what this guy was like when he was just being himself. I wanted to get a feel of what he was like as a person. I wanted to know that he had a sense of humor, and he does. 

“I finally said, ‘OK, this is the right guy.’  ” 

Most of Pattinson’s films have required him to forgo his natural British accent, so he had no problem finding Eric’s New York speech patterns. 

“I don’t even know what accent I was doing half of the time,” he admits. “I always found that the dialect was written in the lines. The voice was also part of the preparation. I wasn’t even trying to get a New York accent.”

His next film is, of course, the series-ending Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2, due in November. Cosmopolis is nothing like that, which is by design. “I try to do something different from vampire Edward Cullen each time I’m not doing a Twilight film,” Pattinson says. “I even try to make him different each time I do Twilight.” 

As a child growing up in London, Pattinson had dreams of stardom, but they involved music. That he ended up as an actor still bemuses him.   “When I’m asked to write down my occupation, it’s still hard for me to write actor.” 

After auditioning for Troy (2004) but not getting the part, Pattinson was cast in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) as the handsome, charming and doomed Cedric Diggory. Three years later, he began his turn as soulful vampire Edward Cullen. For “Twi-hards” dreading the end of the film franchise, Pattinson offers some words of hope. “I’m sure they’ll have a Twilight TV-series spinoff soon,” he says. “They’ll do it again.” That presumably wouldn’t involve Pattinson. There is talk of a film prequel, however. Would he be willing to play Edward again? “Who knows?” says Pattinson, laughing. “The only thing that creates a little bit of a problem is that I’m supposed to be 17 forever.”

Via: Those British Boys