NEW: Robert Pattinson's Rey being one with nature in The Rover still with Guy Pearce

NEW: Robert Pattinson's Rey being one with nature in The Rover still with Guy Pearce



This came from the new redesign on the official The Rover website. You MUST check it out. It has a timeline for the Collapse and a craaaaazy map. Click HERE to get started and see a gorgeous shot on the home page.

Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce and David Michod On Rencontres de Cinéma Special + NEW CLIPS from The Rover!

Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce and David Michod On Rencontres de Cinéma Special + NEW CLIPS from The Rover!

It's too bad this interview is dubbed but we have the transcript below for you guys and it's still a fantastic way to spend 20 minutes. PLUS, there are NEW CLIPS! Oh ReyRob...you're gonna kill us....

THE ROVER - Rencontres de cinéma

Just the new clips (on You Tube)









Transcript After The Cut

Click HERE to read the rest

NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson at gunpoint in The Rover "Is This Man Your Friend"

NEW STILL: Robert Pattinson at gunpoint in The Rover "Is This Man Your Friend"

OH MAN!!! OH MAN.



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Robert Pattinson's The Rover will premiere in Westwood on June 12

Robert Pattinson's The Rover will premiere in Westwood on June 12

UPDATE: The premiere will be at 7:30pm. They also said fans can start lining up at 9am.

YAY!!!! It's about time this news came out.

The Rover will premiere Thursday, June 12, at the Bruin theater in Westwood (Los Angeles).
The theater confirmed on their Facebook.



This will be the first Rob film to premiere in Los Angeles that isn't a Twilight or Harry Potter film! It's also his return to Westwood since New Moon in 2009! Epicness is upon ussssssssssssss!



Soooooooooo....who's going?????

Thanks DiorRob and Nancy!

Robert Pattinson's The Rover makes must-see lists and his "superb performance" continues to be praised!

Robert Pattinson's The Rover makes must-see lists and his "superb performance" continues to be praised!

Access Hollywood had a must-see summer indie movie segment on yesterday and I loved seeing Alicia Malone give The Rover some love. If you don't know Alicia Malone, check out her past Rob interviews HERE.



Entertainment Weekly also included The Rover on their must-see summer art-house movie list, saying "both actors astound."

Check out more reviews that we liked for The Rover and you can always catch up HERE, under our The Rover Reviews tag.

The Upcoming (5 stars)

The strength of this movie is its setting in a near-apocalyptic future yet not so far from what our actual world is becoming. The movie is very minimalist, and so is the language, which leads to amazing performances, especially from Pearce and Pattinson. They’re strong, fragile, sad and angry at the same time. The tension between them is there all along, yet they manage to create a beautiful relationship from their two broken souls. 

From the score to the cinematography, from the lights to the framing, from the script to the choice of the cast, everything hails Michôd’s work as a great achievement.

Total Film:

The technical credits are first-rate and both Pearce and Pattinson convince in their roles, the former mad-eyed and clenched, the latter confused of mind and slurred of tongue and possessed of a touching purity. Between this and his work for David Cronenberg, Pattinson is suggesting his career post-Twilight will sparkle like Edward Cullen’s skin. Michod, meanwhile, confirms he’s a filmmaker of considerable talents.

FMV magazine (3.5 stars):

Scoot McNairy is good as Henry, the leader of the gang who will protect himself at all costs but it’s Robert Pattinson, who is almost unrecognizable, finally realising his potential with a superb performance as Henry’s brother, Rey. Hopefully he will be remembered for portrayals like this rather than that vampire bloke in Twilight franchise

Letterboxd (4 stars):

Tough, gritty and quietly powerful, this film not only delivers great Guy Pearce and surprising Robert Pattinson performances

Film School Rejects (B):

A critical retroactive sadness to Pearce’s steely determination. That flinty persona clashes well with Pattinson’s desperately thuggish demeanor, the hardened man tolerating the hapless boy.

Also, here are some old pics from The Rover now in HQ and UHQ

Media Reactions to Cannes Press Screening of Maps To The Stars - "Jerome winningly played by Robert Pattinson"

Media Reactions to Cannes Press Screening of Maps To The Stars - "Jerome winningly played by Robert Pattinson"

Guys.....it's gooooooooooood! We already know Rob's a supporting player in MTTS so the reviews aren't focused on him like The Rover was. BUT the critics are loving it and practically throwing rose petals! Maps To The Stars is getting all the stars, A+'s, all the numbers, and calls for the Palme to head straight to Cronenberg!

Watch the trailer again and see a sampling of what's being said and tweeted. Will continue to update!



REVIEWS

TheWrap:

“Maps to the Stars,” returns in a way to territory Cronenberg explored in “Dead Ringers,” and it's probably the director's best film in at least a decade....Robert Pattinson has a small part, but gets a love scene, of course, to satisfy his fans. Pattinson and Cronenberg are developing a nice collaboration, however, and here's to hoping we get to see more from the two of them....Probably the most exciting, unexpected surprise of the film festival so far, “Maps to the Stars” is about reaching upwards to something you're never supposed to touch. You can buy a map but you're never really meant to see what's beyond the gates. We need stars to remain where they are — unimaginably far away, shimmering in the night sky. But a star is really just a ball of fire. If you get too close you get burned. This might not be the happy ending we're seeking, but Cronenberg and Wagner give us the one we deserve.

The Telegraph giving MTTS 5/5 stars:

Jerome, a chauffeur and would-be actor winningly played by Robert Pattinson....
...My instant reaction, after stumbling, open-mouthed, from the cinema, was a pathological need to stumble back in again. There’s so much in this seething cauldron of a film, so many film-industry neuroses exposed and horrors nested within horrors, that one viewing is too much, and not nearly enough. Cronenberg has made a film that you want to unsee – and then see and unsee again.

The Guardian's Peter Bradsaw giving MTTS 4/5 stars:

David Cronenberg's new film here at Cannes is a gripping and exquisitely horrible movie about contemporary Hollywood – positively vivisectional in its sadism and scorn. It is twisted, twisty, and very far from all the predictable outsider platitudes about celebrity culture....
Almost immediately upon arrival, Agatha chances across Jerome Fontana (Robert Pattinson), limo driver and resting actor, with whom she begins a tense friendship. (It is an amusing twist on Pattinson's role on David Cronenberg's previous film, an adaptation of Don DeLillo's novella Cosmopolis, in which he was very much the limo passenger.) Her relationship with Jerome is what is to unravel her employment with the mercurial Havana, and is at the nexus of a world where everyone seems to be part of the same cousinhood or siblinghood of fear — one big unhappy dysfunctional family.

Little White Lies:

True to style, David Cronenberg's Maps to the Stars is a work of cinematic fusion.

Film4:

David Cronenberg’s latest is a sublime black comedy of manners involving characters with lives as lurid as any in Kenneth Anger’s trash opus Hollywood Babylon (that infamous book’s sales blurb – “the legendary underground classic of Hollywood’s darkest and best kept secrets” – could, with only a little rewording, double as a tagline for Maps To The Stars).

TimeOut giving MTTS 3/5 stars:

Targets don’t come much softer than Hollywood. What stops David Cronenberg’s grotesque noir ‘Maps to the Stars’, written by LA insider Bruce Wagner, from feeling tired is that it’s deliciously odd.

ThePlaylist giving MTTS a B+:

The director's also been gifted a cracking cast for the material. Before you ask: no, Robert Pattinson isn't in it all that much but yes, he's pretty good in it. Plus you get to see him as a sort of glam-rock version of Khan from "Star Trek," so there's that...the film is a sickly enjoyable wallow in the scandalous, fucked-up side of showbusiness, and a real return to form for the filmmaker.

Indiewire giving MTTS a B+:

Only Pattinson, in a handful of scenes, is underutilized—yet the new context of his celebrity in this anti-celebrity project marks one more satisfying ingredient in Cronenberg's subversive mixture. "Maps to the Stars" is like a poetic dissection of familiar ingredients that zeroes in on its worst offenders.

Indiewire:

With a script by novelist Bruce Wagner and a cast that includes Robert Pattinson, Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska and John Cusack, as well as Carrie Fisher, herself a mordant chronicler of Tinseltown excesses, it certainly has its bona fides in order, and the hosannahs are intense enough to raise expectations that the dissents don't manage to drown out. After all, if no one hated it, it would be a David Cronenberg movie, would it?

ScreenDaily:

Cronenberg’s go-to composer, Howard Shore, delivers one of his best scores yet for the dry Canadian maestro, a menacing undertow that picks up on some of the ethnic, New Age sounds of the world it depicts, but shifts them into Clockwork Orange territory.

Variety:

Of the main characters, only limo driver Jerome Fontana (Robert Pattinson, at the wheel rather than in the backseat after “Cosmopolis”) feels like an outsider, though it might have been wise to filter this unwieldy satire through his eyes — or those of someone not yet corrupted by association with the industry.

TWEETS

• @robbiereviews:Well, Maps to the Stars is *incredible*. #Cannes2014
• @olilyttelton: MAPS TO THE STARS: Deliciously fucked-up Hollywood gothic-cum-Greek tragedy. Cronenberg's most entertaining in ages.
• @catherinebray/Film4: If I was in charge of the Palme d'Or, I'd give it to Cronenberg...A couple of Pattinson fans have asked, so: he's not in Maps to the Stars that much, but is good when he is. Has two love interests.
• @gabrielecapo: Maps to the Stars: Hollywood, the dead ringer of itself. A reiteration of the same idea. Life is not. My Palm so far #Cannes2014 #Cronenberg
• @GlennRunn: Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars is a deliciously warped satire of Hollywood’s debauched excesses. A bit mad and a bit brilliant.
• @spliggle/TotalFilm: Well Maps to the Stars is a bit brilliant/insane
• @KetchumAtMovies/Variety: Maps to the Stars - [A]. Top form Cronenberg. Twisted, smart, and insane. Academy gods, give Ms. Moore an Oscar nomination! #Cannes2014
• @heavier_things: Maps to the Stars: brilliant, biting satire from Cronenberg. Laughed all the way through. Perfect casting. Really dug this one. #Cannes2014
• @_ann_lee: Maps to the Stars: Razor sharp satire on Hollywood's corroding power. Just hilarious. Bitchy Moore a sensation. My fav of #Cannes2014 so far
• @_Winter_wind: I think the best way to describe this "maps to the stars" Hollywood mockery is fun, crazy, insane and entertaining. It gets an A-
• @jessicakiang/ThePlaylist: Loved Maps to the Stars. Deliciously bonkers vision of Hollywood as a mythic village of inbreds.

See more tweets collected on our site for Maps To The Stars HERE!

"He’s A Great Actor & I Wouldn’t Have Cast Him Otherwise" ~ David Michod Talks Robert Pattinson & 'The Rover' To ScreenDaily

"He’s A Great Actor & I Wouldn’t Have Cast Him Otherwise" ~ David Michod Talks Robert Pattinson & 'The Rover' To ScreenDaily

Screendaily spoke to director David Michod about the challenges of shooting The Rover, the punishing conditions they worked under, if he had any concerns about casting Robert Pattinson & more!

Why did you want to tell this story?

I wanted to tell a story about the effect today’s pathological greed and rampant resource exploitation might have on desperate people in some dark future manifestation of the world as we currently know it.

I wanted to throw together a murderous, resentful Australian man and a naïve American kid - a man who has witnessed the world fall apart and a kid who knows nothing other than things as they are, a kid who in different circumstances might just simply be looking for a girl to fall in love with in the next town, but who instead, here, is struggling just to stay alive.

Is this desert specifically Australia or could it be anywhere?

It felt like this story was specific to the Australian desert, specific to the last decade or more of the Australian resources boom, which saw the Australian economy basically propped up almost entirely by us digging up monumental amounts of dirt to fuel the growth of China and Asia more generally.

The world of the movie is one in which a catastrophic Western economic collapse has relegated Australia to the status of resource-rich Third World country - with all the violence and danger that entails.

Both Animal Kingdom and The Rover are full of menace and have a strong sense of place. Do you associate Australia with menace?

I associate Australia with both incredible beauty and incredible menace. It’s a landscape, a vast emptiness, that inspires both awe and terror. It does for me anyway.

How concerned were you about casting Robert Pattinson - an actor best known as the face of a teen franchise - in one of the two lead roles? Did his performance surprise you?

I loved the idea of it. I knew, even from my first meeting with him, before I even knew that The Rover was going to be my next film, that Rob had something far more interesting to offer than his work to date would suggest. And the prospect of giving a very recognisable performer the opportunity to do something right outside the parameters of people’s general expectations is exciting.

Rob didn’t exactly surprise me because I knew he could do what I was asking him to do - he’s a great actor and I wouldn’t have cast him otherwise. I’m pretty sure, however, that everyone else is going to be surprised by his performance because it’s about as far away from everything he’s done before as you can get.

How punishing were the conditions during shoot?

They were punishing. When we did our tech recce the week before the shoot we found ourselves standing around in 50 degrees Celsius temperatures. It was scary and dangerous. Fortunately, when we started shooting, the temperatures dropped down to around 43 degrees Celsius, which compared to 50 feels like a cool change. The conditions were tough, but it’s worth it - you can feel the conditions in every pore and nook and cranny of the movie.

What were the biggest challenges for you during the production?

Distance and isolation were the biggest challenges. Travelling an hour or more to and from set every day, getting gear into difficult locations, and getting 35mm exposed rushes out. Everything’s dirty and nobody’s phone works. These are all things that make the experience special, though, too.

 Read the full interview over at ScreenDaily

NEW: Robert Pattinson in a GREAT BTS pic with David Michôd and Guy Pearce in The Rover

NEW: Robert Pattinson in a GREAT BTS pic with David Michôd and Guy Pearce in The Rover

GAH. I freakin love this. So much goodness to come from these guys.



Via | Thanks Flavia!

Robert Pattinson is transformative and stunning in The Rover and we are all gonna die

Robert Pattinson is transformative and stunning in The Rover and we are all gonna die

UPDATE: Another tweet. Another GAH! Also when I read or hear the word riveting...I think of Tyler! "Why aren't you RIVETED!" Do any of you use this in real life? I do. It makes for peculiar conversation.



Seriously. What coping skills do we have to prepare for ReyRob???



We loooooooove this time. Do you know what time? THIS TIME!



GAAAAAAAAHHHH!!! Review time!!! There was a private screening from Canadian distributor, eOne, in Toronto Monday night and those tweets* popped up afterwards.



Let us marinate on....."ROBERT PATTINSON WAS STUNNING."



I can't take it and this isn't even the avalanche. OMG.

Rotten Tomatoes also included the review from Film Comment on The Rover's page. It makes it the first review on the site and it's FRESH!

From Film Comment's, Maitland McDonagh:

Michôd's sweet spot is the intersection of high and low, the place where genre clichés bleed into unpredictable and nuanced storytelling.

We posted the full article HERE but it's very spoilery. Beware if you enter. As the film is released, we'll start having spoiler posts so you guys can talk about the film and rave about Rob - basically what we do every day, non? ;) We'll also start gathering the delicious reviews as they pile in! It's about time we do THIS again.

WATCH REYROB AGAIN AND TRY AND FIGURE OUT HOW YOU WILL COPE.



*Rob doesn't have twitter. The Rob fraud in the above tweets is just trying to live the dream.

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NEW: Robert Pattinson behind-the-scenes on The Rover "looks absolutely amazing" + new still!

NEW: Robert Pattinson behind-the-scenes on The Rover "looks absolutely amazing" + new still!

Badass Digest got a hold of some great shots from The Rover!




They also had positive things to say about The Rover - "I'm so excited for The Rover. It's the new film from David Michôd, whose Animal Kingdom is one of the best crime movies of the last decade, and it's a post-apocalyptic grimeshow that looks absolutely amazing."

Click HERE to finish reading what Badass Digest has to say!



Thanks Flavia for the tip!

'The Rover' HQ Still With Robert Pattinson & Guy Pearce

'The Rover' HQ Still With Robert Pattinson & Guy Pearce

The official twitter for The Rover movie posted this gorgeous still over on their account along with the caption 'The world you know died long ago'.

We've seen this pic as the header for the trailer video and we saw the part featuring Rob as Rey before but now have it in full & HQ.

If you're not already following them go give them a follow on their twitter HERE and also check out their Tumblr and Facebook Page too for lots more goodies.
Don't forget to retweet, like, favourite, share and reblog all the official posts. Let's keep the buzz going for The Rover!



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HQ STILL Of Robert Pattinson As Rey In 'The Rover' & Cannes “Official Selection” Poster

HQ STILL Of Robert Pattinson As Rey In 'The Rover' & Cannes “Official Selection” Poster

We've already had the Cannes Announcement this morning that The Rover will be having a midnight screening at Cannes.
We know that we're getting the trailer today and now look what we have for you!
Here's a HQ still of Rob as Rey AND an exclusive poster complete with the Cannes logo.





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THE ROVER TO DEBUT AT THE 2014 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL

The Rover has been invited to Premiere at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. It will be presented in the Official Selection: Out of Competition.
Writer and Director David Michôd will now join a long line of filmmakers who first screened at the Cannes Film Festival in this category.

Michôd (best known for writing and directing the critically acclaimed Animal Kingdom) will be in attendance at the films international debut. He will be joined by leading man Guy Pearce (Animal Kingdom, Prometheus and Lawless) and co-star Robert Pattinson (Water for Elephants, Cosmopolis and Bel Ami).

WHAT A DAY! And there's MORE to come! STAY TUNED

Thanks RPAU

*NEW* Still Of Robert Pattinson As Rey In 'The Rover' Featured In EW's Summer Movie Preview

*NEW* Still Of Robert Pattinson As Rey In 'The Rover' Featured In EW's Summer Movie Preview

Is it June yet?



'A shy broken man'......Oh God



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Another video of Robert Pattinson filming Life today with co-star, Joel Edgerton and cool vintage cars (March 15)

Another video of Robert Pattinson filming Life today with co-star, Joel Edgerton and cool vintage cars (March 15)

I love love love this era and like that we can see more of the cars in this footage.


If you missed some great pics of Rob on set today, click HERE and HERE. You DONT want to miss them. :)

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Robert Pattinson attends dinner celebrating David Cronenberg and David talks Maps To The Stars, Cannes and more

Robert Pattinson attends dinner celebrating David Cronenberg and David talks Maps To The Stars, Cannes and more

Last Saturday, March 8, Rob attended a dinner to honor David Cronenberg ahead of the Canadian Screen Awards on March 9th.

David was given a lifetime achievement award at the Canadian Screen Awards and in the press room, he talked about Maps To The Stars, a September release and submitting the film to the selection committee for Cannes.

Fingers crossed for the film to appear at the fest because you know what that means, ladies..........


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TWEETS: Robert Pattinson out and about with LIFE director, Anton Corbijn and costar, Dane DeHaan

TWEETS: Robert Pattinson out and about with LIFE director, Anton Corbijn and costar, Dane DeHaan

With filming starting this week and Rob and Dane already in Toronto (HERE), we should except sightings like these:



I can't WAIT for this film. So fun to know the director and his leading men are out and about having a good time together.

Source | Source | Thanks Nancy!

CONFIRMED: Robert Pattinson's The Rover is coming to the USA Summer 2014 & official twitter is live!

CONFIRMED: Robert Pattinson's The Rover is coming to the USA Summer 2014 & official twitter is live!



We spoke to a representative from A24 and they confirmed the following information. @TheRoverMovie is the official twitter account for The Rover! The account also reveals a couple of things, most notably the release timeframe for the film - Summer 2014 - and the title treatment we posted above. A24 is the distributor for the US but we'll let you know when other countries have release dates as well (Australia is already known). The twitter account will post official news about the movie but closer to the release, they will launch a full social media campaign.

If you have a twitter account, give the film a follow - @TheRoverMovie.

We'll also be retweeting anything they post so if you don't have an account, you can look on our sidebar for the tweets and we'll be posting anything they share about the film. So far the account has 2 tweets - retweets of the The Playlist and Blackbook lists for Most Anticipated Film of 2014.*

ARE YOU READY FOR REYBERT?????




*This post is duplicated with our sister site, @TheRoverFilm

Robert Pattinson's upcoming films, Maps To The Stars & The Rover, continue to be most anticipated films!

Robert Pattinson's upcoming films, Maps To The Stars & The Rover, continue to be most anticipated films!

Along with Maps To The Stars, The Rover has made some most anticipated lists for 2014 films, notably, the Blackbook list. I've been waiting for Part 2 of The Playlist list to come out because I suspected MTTS and The Rover to have a showing. And a showing they had!

The Rover is ranked #11 out of 100 of the Most Anticipated Films of 2014:

11. "The Rover"
Synopsis: In a war-torn future beset by financial collapse, a man trudges across the Australian desert to locate his stolen car and secure the mysterious cargo found inside.
What You Need To Know: This is the first film for director David Michod since his riveting debut “Animal Kingdom.” It’s been described as an existential western, and it’s being fronted by “Twilight” heartthrob Robert Pattinson. Michod is also re-teaming with “Animal Kingdom” co-star Guy Pearce, with the fairly ubiquitous Scoot McNairy onboard as well.
Why Is It Anticipated: “Animal Kingdom” was one of the most exciting debuts of the last few years. That picture captured the sweeping scope of early Michael Mann mixed with Werner Herzog’s anthropological analysis of human behavior, crafting a debut that was both terrifying and utterly unforgettable. While he’s taking things in a vaguely sci-fi direction here, Michod has promised that this will be a relatively grounded affair, a crime picture in the outback that could be indicative of a contemporary mashup of “Wake In Fright” (with the idea of an outsider stranded in the outback) and “Mad Max” (with its emphasis on vehicular action). We’re particularly interested in how this takes place in the foreground of a financial collapse, and how close to modern day Michod wants to make it.
Release Date: A24 has it currently slated for TBD fall 2014.

Maps To The Stars comes in at #15:

15. "Map To The Stars"
Synopsis: Details a twisted Hollywood family: successful self-help magnate Dr. Stafford Weiss and his wife Cristina, who manage the career of their burned-out child star kids Agatha and Benjie, and also come into the orbit of an aspiring actor and a movie star haunted by her dead mother.
What You Need To Know: This Hollywood-set tale, penned by novelist Bruce Wagner, has been in the works for close to a decade, and seems to have been something of a passion project for director David Cronenberg: it's come close to production more than once before, but eventually got before cameras last year. Seemingly closer to last film "Cosmopolis" than his more commercial work on something like "Eastern Promises," it's also home to the director's most promising cast in a long-time, with the returning Robert Pattinson and Sarah Gadon joined by John Cusack, Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, Olivia Williams and perhaps most interestingly, Carrie Fisher, as 'Herself.'
Why Is It Anticipated: We can't say we were huge fans of Cronenberg's last couple of movies, but the idea of the Canadian legend turning his attention to biting the hand that feeds him is an immediately intriguing one, and doubly so when you start adding drug-addicted thirteen-year-old child actors, pyromania and ghosts of dead 1960s stars into the mix. There are a lot of strong actors here who seem particularly suited to working with Cronenberg (Moore, Williams, Wasikowska), and perhaps more than anything, we're delighted to see John Cusack in a movie that isn't a straight-to-VOD actioner that hadn't already been turned down by Nicolas Cage (with this film along with "Love and Mercy," we're hoping 2014 is Cusack's comeback year). Early pics here for what could be another "Cosmopolis," oblique and chilly, but we've got our fingers crossed for something more satisfying.
Release Date: Said to be aiming for Cannes, though Venice or TIFF might be options too.

A couple more mentions for The Rover on sites we frequent:

Buzzfeed named The Rover a film to look forward to in 2014:

Not much is known about The Rover except its release date (2014), the stars involved (Guy Pearce, Robert Pattinson,) and a thin synopsis. So far, we know that Pearce and Pattinson are forced to work together to find a stolen car. Hopefully there will be a trailer soon! This aside, everything points to a great film.

The Film Stage listed The Rover as one of the enticing films on A24's slate for 2014.

Movie News: Queen of the Desert producer says Robert Pattinson is close to a deal

Movie News: Queen of the Desert producer says Robert Pattinson is close to a deal

In our last twitter updates from the producers, we know that pre-shoots are happening before Christmas and the actors are due in January. Click HERE for a refresher. Here are the latest tweets from today:

“@RKfan2012: @cassianelwes can you say if Rob is in QOTD? You have made it seem like he dropped it”/ we are close to a deal
— cassian elwes (@cassianelwes) December 16, 2013

Ok...
The other QOTD producer let us know that he and Werner were leaving on a jet plane.

@QueenDesertFilm at LAX with Herzog heading for Morocco.
— Nick Raslan (@NickRaslan) December 15, 2013

Guess we'll just sit here and wait to see what happens with Rob.

365 Days of Robert Pattinson: Dec. 7 ~ BTS/filming pic/gif of Rob on set in 2013

365 Days of Robert Pattinson: Dec. 7 ~ BTS/filming pic/gif of Rob on set in 2013

Rob filmed The Rover and Maps To The Stars this year and we'll be getting those two highly anticipated films in the new year.


Kate:
"CAN.NOT.WAIT"


Tink:
"easy peasy"

Kat:
"Anyone excited for this movie??? Anyone? :-)"

If you post your 365DoR links in the comments, give us time to approve them so the DR can see :) 

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