Emilie De Ravin Speaks to ITN About "Remember Me" ,Working With Robert Pattinson & Loss Of Hearing
I think we may have had part of this before, they're all starting to sound the same now, so just in case I'm posting it.
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Empire Talks To Emilie DeRavin About "Remember Me" & Pouring Pasta Over Robert Pattinson
Empire Talks To Emilie DeRavin About "Remember Me" & Pouring Pasta Over Robert Pattinson
"Remember Me" Press Conference Videos With Robert Pattinson From Absolute Radio
"Remember Me" Press Conference Videos With Robert Pattinson From Absolute Radio
You know what Rob, "I do like a hob nob too" Go on say it again!
I hope these aren't repeats, forgive me if they are. I know there were press conference vids posted the other day but I haven't had a chance to look at them ;-/
You know what Rob, "I do like a hob nob too" Go on say it again!
I hope these aren't repeats, forgive me if they are. I know there were press conference vids posted the other day but I haven't had a chance to look at them ;-/
Robert Pattinson Plays A New Lost Soul In "Remember Me" - BBC News
Robert Pattinson Plays A New Lost Soul In "Remember Me" - BBC News
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Robert Pattinson's first big non-Twilight role in Remember Me sees him playing a different kind of lost soul.
Instead of vampires, the actor says this film deals with issues like losing a family member and falling in love.
His co-star Emilie de Ranvin, of Lost fame, says she had no idea about the R-Patz phenomenon when she accepted the role.
Source BBC News
Robert Pattinson - Remember Me Press Conference Report
I think we've read a few bits of this interview - but not all together....
Ever since Barnes boy Robert Pattinson smothered his face in talcum powder and put in a set of plastic fangs to play a veggie vampire in Twilight, the man has become the biggest heart-throb on the planet. After seeing thousands of screaming girls in Leicester Square, London for the UK premiere of Remember Me, one feels rather sorry for him. He may offer glib platitudes and thanks “to the fans”, but you sense deep down he just wants to get on with being an actor and not a celebrity. Remember the hullabaloo surrounding Leonardo DiCaprio after Titanic? Well, Pattinson is famous on that frightening level. Leicester Square (17th March) was vision of hell worthy of Hieronymous Bosch.
Hordes of Twi-hards blocked by barriers and security guards stretched out their arms clawing at “R.Pattz” like they were ravenous zombies excited by the prospect of fresh meat. There is no doubt that given the opportunity they would maul poor Robert Pattinson to death. Such encouraged frenzy and devotion is bizarre. The MC only had to say “Rob” and a grand choir of teens spliced the London air with a wail of screams utterly perplexing as it was damaging to the ears. They idolise R.Pattz and don’t care. One group of girls had been camping out in Leicester Square for 32 hours. How do I know this? They had a placard telling everyone. It is devotion bordering on religious mania. They are here to worship at the Church of Pattinson.
And yes, I had to wade through this jungle of sweating flesh and flash bulbs to attend the press conference, which was being held in the same venue after Emile de Ravin and Robert Pattinson introduced the film. Moments later they were in a tiny screening room greeting the gathered press for some questions and answers that started off stilted and ended up rather fun.
The immediate thing one notices about Robert Pattinson is his nervousness when confronted by the press. It’s all in the body language. He swivelled in his chair, would shield his face with his hands and look sideways to avoid eye contact when speaking, bite his nails or mess with his hands: a catalogue of telltale signs.
It’s not rudeness or arrogance, but a discomfort at the process of publicity. Maybe he’ll grow into it with time, but he exuded a great awkwardness to begin with before relaxing and being rather fun.
A major annoyance was caused by the PR people who warned the gathered press that there were to be no questions about Eclipse or Kristin Stewart. So if you’re expecting some fresh details on those subjects, well, there aren’t any. Sorry.
Robert Pattinson on working with Pierce Brosnan in Remember Me:
I never thought initially that anybody like Pierce would be playing Charles. He has an innate likeability and he’s very charismatic. Charles on the page was somebody who was domineering and quite a negative character and Pierce changed all that.
Robert Pattinson on the pressures of his new found status and ability to fund a variety of projects:
I never like anything, so it’s quite easy to decide what to do. I’ve never felt any pressure to do anything. Even when I was shooting it, I never felt any pressure about the box office – it’s only when I came to promote it that people ask me about this stuff. It’s not a Twilight movie; it’s an original screenplay and doesn’t fit into any genre. It’s not a feelgood movie…they don’t make movies like this any more…that’s how I kind of choose stuff. That’s the criteria.
Emile da Ravin on the appeal of Remember Me:
To me it didn’t really read technically like a script. It was like somebody had written you a letter…it was so honest and organic.
Emile De Ravin and Robert Pattinson on their New York accents:
De Ravin: I love accents and I use them quite a lot working in States, but it really adds another layer to the character for me. It was interesting with Ali (Ravin’s character) because she grew up in Queens, New York and originally I was going to do that. But talking to a dialect coach and going up there and observing I noticed the younger generation didn’t have a strong accent at all.
Pattinson: It just sort of came out of the script and the dialogue. It was pretty much the same voice. Sometimes when you read the script it just happens. I wasn’t even conscious of doing a New York accent or what borough or anything (laughs). I’ve spent a bit of time in New York and tried to pick up on how people speak. I don’t even know where my accent is now. I wouldn’t even say it’s specifically a London accent.
Emile De Ravin on Lost and its legacy:
Yeah it has been part of my life and it’s been a great ride. It’s kind of bittersweet that it’s ending, but happy they announced an end date three years ago and that it’s ending on a high note. I’m trying to be positive about the future (laughs).
Robert Pattinson on his real-life heroes:
My parents are great parents and they brought me up well, I think. I don’t know…I think that’s about all the heroes I’ve had.
Pattinson on the importance of fans and expectations for Remember Me:
I think, um, I always felt the most important thing you could do was films like this and quite difficult to generically advertise and get out to people. Something like Twilight or Lost…it gives it publicity immediately…if people go and see it, then once you’ve got them into the cinema, it’s almost inevitable that they’ll get drawn into it. I don’t know…obviously you hope people like things, but if you start to do things to please a certain audience then you’re going in the wrong direction. You can never please everybody…you don’t even know the people you’re trying to please. Especially when you’re trying to please huge swathes of people.
Emile De Ravin on fans:
Every fan of Twilight or Lost isn’t going to like everything you do. For me, it’s about challenging myself and not pigeon-holing myself into that one category of actor.
Robert Pattinson on why he’s attracted to brooding characters and plans for more light roles:
I did do more light stuff before Twilight came along. I don’t know, it just so happened that Twilight became this archetypal brooding person. I never thought Tyler (Remember Me) was that brooding. It’s not brood, brood, brood. I’d never even heard the word before! I like to play broken, troubled characters because it’s so interesting and I’m not particularly broken or troubled myself. I’m doing something now, which is dark, but the character since.
Robert Pattinson on preparing for fight scenes and real life scuffles:
I haven’t been in a fight for a very long time! I’d be too scared now (laughs). I think people who get into a fight and kill me now just for sake of it (laughs). I liked a lot of Tyler’s rebelliousness and audaciousness…it’s like a fantasy version of myself! Not really (laughs).
Robert Pattinson on his favourite type of biscuit:
You know in America when you get chicken and biscuits? It’s just really funny…whenever I’m in America and drive past restaurants and see chicken and biscuits and I’m like “why?” Then I had one and it was very nice…so I’ve changed my mind on what can be constituted as a biscuit. And I do like a Hobnob.
Source via Spunk Ransom
Ever since Barnes boy Robert Pattinson smothered his face in talcum powder and put in a set of plastic fangs to play a veggie vampire in Twilight, the man has become the biggest heart-throb on the planet. After seeing thousands of screaming girls in Leicester Square, London for the UK premiere of Remember Me, one feels rather sorry for him. He may offer glib platitudes and thanks “to the fans”, but you sense deep down he just wants to get on with being an actor and not a celebrity. Remember the hullabaloo surrounding Leonardo DiCaprio after Titanic? Well, Pattinson is famous on that frightening level. Leicester Square (17th March) was vision of hell worthy of Hieronymous Bosch.
Hordes of Twi-hards blocked by barriers and security guards stretched out their arms clawing at “R.Pattz” like they were ravenous zombies excited by the prospect of fresh meat. There is no doubt that given the opportunity they would maul poor Robert Pattinson to death. Such encouraged frenzy and devotion is bizarre. The MC only had to say “Rob” and a grand choir of teens spliced the London air with a wail of screams utterly perplexing as it was damaging to the ears. They idolise R.Pattz and don’t care. One group of girls had been camping out in Leicester Square for 32 hours. How do I know this? They had a placard telling everyone. It is devotion bordering on religious mania. They are here to worship at the Church of Pattinson.
And yes, I had to wade through this jungle of sweating flesh and flash bulbs to attend the press conference, which was being held in the same venue after Emile de Ravin and Robert Pattinson introduced the film. Moments later they were in a tiny screening room greeting the gathered press for some questions and answers that started off stilted and ended up rather fun.
The immediate thing one notices about Robert Pattinson is his nervousness when confronted by the press. It’s all in the body language. He swivelled in his chair, would shield his face with his hands and look sideways to avoid eye contact when speaking, bite his nails or mess with his hands: a catalogue of telltale signs.
It’s not rudeness or arrogance, but a discomfort at the process of publicity. Maybe he’ll grow into it with time, but he exuded a great awkwardness to begin with before relaxing and being rather fun.
A major annoyance was caused by the PR people who warned the gathered press that there were to be no questions about Eclipse or Kristin Stewart. So if you’re expecting some fresh details on those subjects, well, there aren’t any. Sorry.
Robert Pattinson on working with Pierce Brosnan in Remember Me:
I never thought initially that anybody like Pierce would be playing Charles. He has an innate likeability and he’s very charismatic. Charles on the page was somebody who was domineering and quite a negative character and Pierce changed all that.
Robert Pattinson on the pressures of his new found status and ability to fund a variety of projects:
I never like anything, so it’s quite easy to decide what to do. I’ve never felt any pressure to do anything. Even when I was shooting it, I never felt any pressure about the box office – it’s only when I came to promote it that people ask me about this stuff. It’s not a Twilight movie; it’s an original screenplay and doesn’t fit into any genre. It’s not a feelgood movie…they don’t make movies like this any more…that’s how I kind of choose stuff. That’s the criteria.
Emile da Ravin on the appeal of Remember Me:
To me it didn’t really read technically like a script. It was like somebody had written you a letter…it was so honest and organic.
Emile De Ravin and Robert Pattinson on their New York accents:
De Ravin: I love accents and I use them quite a lot working in States, but it really adds another layer to the character for me. It was interesting with Ali (Ravin’s character) because she grew up in Queens, New York and originally I was going to do that. But talking to a dialect coach and going up there and observing I noticed the younger generation didn’t have a strong accent at all.
Pattinson: It just sort of came out of the script and the dialogue. It was pretty much the same voice. Sometimes when you read the script it just happens. I wasn’t even conscious of doing a New York accent or what borough or anything (laughs). I’ve spent a bit of time in New York and tried to pick up on how people speak. I don’t even know where my accent is now. I wouldn’t even say it’s specifically a London accent.
Emile De Ravin on Lost and its legacy:
Yeah it has been part of my life and it’s been a great ride. It’s kind of bittersweet that it’s ending, but happy they announced an end date three years ago and that it’s ending on a high note. I’m trying to be positive about the future (laughs).
Robert Pattinson on his real-life heroes:
My parents are great parents and they brought me up well, I think. I don’t know…I think that’s about all the heroes I’ve had.
Pattinson on the importance of fans and expectations for Remember Me:
I think, um, I always felt the most important thing you could do was films like this and quite difficult to generically advertise and get out to people. Something like Twilight or Lost…it gives it publicity immediately…if people go and see it, then once you’ve got them into the cinema, it’s almost inevitable that they’ll get drawn into it. I don’t know…obviously you hope people like things, but if you start to do things to please a certain audience then you’re going in the wrong direction. You can never please everybody…you don’t even know the people you’re trying to please. Especially when you’re trying to please huge swathes of people.
Emile De Ravin on fans:
Every fan of Twilight or Lost isn’t going to like everything you do. For me, it’s about challenging myself and not pigeon-holing myself into that one category of actor.
Robert Pattinson on why he’s attracted to brooding characters and plans for more light roles:
I did do more light stuff before Twilight came along. I don’t know, it just so happened that Twilight became this archetypal brooding person. I never thought Tyler (Remember Me) was that brooding. It’s not brood, brood, brood. I’d never even heard the word before! I like to play broken, troubled characters because it’s so interesting and I’m not particularly broken or troubled myself. I’m doing something now, which is dark, but the character since.
Robert Pattinson on preparing for fight scenes and real life scuffles:
I haven’t been in a fight for a very long time! I’d be too scared now (laughs). I think people who get into a fight and kill me now just for sake of it (laughs). I liked a lot of Tyler’s rebelliousness and audaciousness…it’s like a fantasy version of myself! Not really (laughs).
Robert Pattinson on his favourite type of biscuit:
You know in America when you get chicken and biscuits? It’s just really funny…whenever I’m in America and drive past restaurants and see chicken and biscuits and I’m like “why?” Then I had one and it was very nice…so I’ve changed my mind on what can be constituted as a biscuit. And I do like a Hobnob.
Source via Spunk Ransom
Vote For Robert Pattinson, Remember Me & New Moon In The 2010 MTV Movie Awards
Vote For Robert Pattinson, Remember Me & New Moon In The 2010 MTV Movie Awards
Rob is nominated twice in some catagories.
Best Kiss
Emilie de Ravin & Robert Pattinson
‘Remember Me
Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson
‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’
Best Male Performance
Robert Pattinson
‘Remember Me’
Robert Pattinson
‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Global Superstar
Robert Pattinson
Best Movie
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Remember Me (click on the drop down menu at the end of the voting page if you want to vote for this one)
Best Fight
The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Click on the drop down menu at the end of the voting page to vote for this one)
You can vote here
Thanks to RPGirl & LoveRpattzKstew in the comments for the tips!
Rob is nominated twice in some catagories.
Best Kiss
Emilie de Ravin & Robert Pattinson
‘Remember Me
Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson
‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’
Best Male Performance
Robert Pattinson
‘Remember Me’
Robert Pattinson
‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Global Superstar
Robert Pattinson
Best Movie
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Remember Me (click on the drop down menu at the end of the voting page if you want to vote for this one)
Best Fight
The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Click on the drop down menu at the end of the voting page to vote for this one)
You can vote here
Thanks to RPGirl & LoveRpattzKstew in the comments for the tips!
Emilie DeRavin Says Robert Pattinson Is A Nice, Funny, Genuine Guy
Emilie DeRavin Says Robert Pattinson Is A Nice, Funny, Genuine Guy
It's a cute interview.
Click on the picture to see the video.
The actress, known to most for her role as Claire on Lost, sits down to talk about her starring role opposite Robert Pattinson in the new romantic drama Remember Me.
Source Cineplex.com
It's a cute interview.
Click on the picture to see the video.
The actress, known to most for her role as Claire on Lost, sits down to talk about her starring role opposite Robert Pattinson in the new romantic drama Remember Me.
Source Cineplex.com
Emilie de Ravin talks Robert Pattinson to The Independent
With her new film, Emilie de Ravin has hit the jackpot. Not only does she get to cavort in steamy scenes with heartthrob du jour Robert Pattinson (OMG! RPattz!) in Remember Me, but she gets to bask in the heat of a talked-about movie that, without Pattinson's involvement, may have been another under-the-radar romantic drama.
Pattinson's first project since the unprecedented success of the Twilight films sees him as an angry rich kid – sans creepy vampire makeup – who falls in love with a ballsy young philosophy student, played by de Ravin. At 28 – five years Pattinson's senior – she is still girlish enough to pass for 21.
You'll most likely recognise the Australian actress de Ravin as the young mother Claire in Lost (currently in its explosive sixth series on Sky1), but her association with Pattinson has catapulted her into the celebrity weeklies.
Emilie DeRavin Talks To Screenrush About Robert Pattinson & How They Were Passionate About "Remember Me"
Emilie DeRavin Talks To Screenrush About Robert Pattinson & How They Were Passionate About "Remember Me"
*New* Screenrush Talk To Robert Pattinson & Emilie DeRavin At The "Remember Me" UK Premiere
*New* Screenrush Talk To Robert Pattinson & Emilie DeRavin At The "Remember Me" UK Premiere
Cute Interview
Cute Interview
Emilie DeRavin Tells Us What It's Like To Kiss Robert Pattinson
Now Emilie if you're trying to make me jealous you're doing a good job of it! ;-)
From Uk's Cosmo:
Lost’s Emily De Ravin, 28, locks lips with RP in her new film, but says work comes second. Job swap, anyone?
*Tell us about the finest men you’ve worked with – included Johnny Depp and Robert Patinson…
- Johnny Depp is one of my favorite actors. When we met on Public Enemies he was genuinely nice. The Lost guys are too, and Robert Pattinson couldn’t be more of a great guy. He’s insanely talented, but I don’t even think he knows that.
*Were you intrigued to be working with him after all the Twilight publicity?
-I didn’t really know who he was! I’ve never been a tabloid reader or a person who follows what somebody is going to the grocery store for.
*You can’t have escaped the Twilight phenomenon though?
-The fan base is wonderful. But shooting with Rob in New York was crazy. There were girls climbing all over him, which did make things difficult. He’d been through it all before but it was very new to me. Because the majority of fans were teenage girls. I felt like, ‘Oh, God, they all hate me.’ You walk out and they’re like, ‘Who’s this girl with the guy we’re here to see?’ but then they saw me smiling, and they we’re like ‘Oh she’s actually nice!’
*You got to kiss Rob too…
-That was a very spontaneous thing actually, which tabloid-wise came out as us making out on the beach, but really we were filming.
*And now you have to say he’s a good kisser, right?
-(Laughs) It’s in contract, yes.
*Who is the most famous person in your phone?
-I guess Rob’s is the obvious choice.
Source TodoTwilightSaga via Spunk Ransom
From Uk's Cosmo:
Lost’s Emily De Ravin, 28, locks lips with RP in her new film, but says work comes second. Job swap, anyone?
*Tell us about the finest men you’ve worked with – included Johnny Depp and Robert Patinson…
- Johnny Depp is one of my favorite actors. When we met on Public Enemies he was genuinely nice. The Lost guys are too, and Robert Pattinson couldn’t be more of a great guy. He’s insanely talented, but I don’t even think he knows that.
*Were you intrigued to be working with him after all the Twilight publicity?
-I didn’t really know who he was! I’ve never been a tabloid reader or a person who follows what somebody is going to the grocery store for.
*You can’t have escaped the Twilight phenomenon though?
-The fan base is wonderful. But shooting with Rob in New York was crazy. There were girls climbing all over him, which did make things difficult. He’d been through it all before but it was very new to me. Because the majority of fans were teenage girls. I felt like, ‘Oh, God, they all hate me.’ You walk out and they’re like, ‘Who’s this girl with the guy we’re here to see?’ but then they saw me smiling, and they we’re like ‘Oh she’s actually nice!’
*You got to kiss Rob too…
-That was a very spontaneous thing actually, which tabloid-wise came out as us making out on the beach, but really we were filming.
*And now you have to say he’s a good kisser, right?
-(Laughs) It’s in contract, yes.
*Who is the most famous person in your phone?
-I guess Rob’s is the obvious choice.
Source TodoTwilightSaga via Spunk Ransom
Robert Pattinson & Emilie DeRavin Make Vogue's Best Dressed Of The Week List
Best Dressed Of The Week - 19/03/2010
MARCH 2010 - Emille De Ravin, in Oscar de la Renta, and Robert Pattinson made a stylish couple at the London premiere of their film, Remember Me
Source Vogue.co.uk
Thanks to RobPattzNews for the tip!
*New* Robert Pattinson Fan Video From NY "Remember Me" Red Carpet
*New* Robert Pattinson Fan Video From NY "Remember Me" Red Carpet
Thanks To Jessica for sending us the video she recorded at the "Remember Me" Premiere.
Look out for Rob's cute smile around the 2:50 mark when he spots the fans behind him!
Thanks To Jessica for sending us the video she recorded at the "Remember Me" Premiere.
Look out for Rob's cute smile around the 2:50 mark when he spots the fans behind him!
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 3
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 3
Photo Credit LFI
Guess what ? There's more after the cut!
Photo Credit LFI
Guess what ? There's more after the cut!
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 2
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 2
GAH Finger Porn, Jaw Porn and look at the tongue. These pics have it all!
Photo Credit LFI
There's more after the cut it you think your heart can take it!
GAH Finger Porn, Jaw Porn and look at the tongue. These pics have it all!
Photo Credit LFI
There's more after the cut it you think your heart can take it!
Handbag.com Talk To Robert Pattinson, Emilie DeRavin & Nick Osbourne At The UK "Remember Me" Premiere
Spoiler warning on the video
In Remember Me, Robert Pattinson plays Tyler, a troubled 22-year-old who has more family issues than you can shake a stick at. Then he meets Ally, who lives each day to the full since her mother’s murder. But can the tragic circumstances that bought them together keep them there?
“There’s so much more to it than just a love story,” says Robert’s co-star Emilie de Ravin. “It’s about how families and individuals are affected by and react to love and loss and fear and grief, and all of these things.”
After Twilight’s sucess, Robert has his pick of Hollywood’s top roles, so what made him decide to take Remember Me? “It felt very different to anything else was out there, and it felt very real. And I don’t think most films do feel very real in the way that they’re written. So hopefully that comes across,” Robert explained, before adding. “I just really liked the character, I really related to him.”
But what did Robert and Emilie think about working together? “I can’t think of anyone more perfect for the role,” gushed Emilie. “He really was as equally passionate about it as I was and we really did everything we could to develop our roles, and make everything as natural and real as possible.” And Robert was equally as complimentary. “It was really good, she’s really great,” he said, before adding, “Very feisty.”
Source Handbag.com
In Remember Me, Robert Pattinson plays Tyler, a troubled 22-year-old who has more family issues than you can shake a stick at. Then he meets Ally, who lives each day to the full since her mother’s murder. But can the tragic circumstances that bought them together keep them there?
“There’s so much more to it than just a love story,” says Robert’s co-star Emilie de Ravin. “It’s about how families and individuals are affected by and react to love and loss and fear and grief, and all of these things.”
After Twilight’s sucess, Robert has his pick of Hollywood’s top roles, so what made him decide to take Remember Me? “It felt very different to anything else was out there, and it felt very real. And I don’t think most films do feel very real in the way that they’re written. So hopefully that comes across,” Robert explained, before adding. “I just really liked the character, I really related to him.”
But what did Robert and Emilie think about working together? “I can’t think of anyone more perfect for the role,” gushed Emilie. “He really was as equally passionate about it as I was and we really did everything we could to develop our roles, and make everything as natural and real as possible.” And Robert was equally as complimentary. “It was really good, she’s really great,” he said, before adding, “Very feisty.”
Source Handbag.com
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 1
*New* HQ Robert Pattinson Photos From UK "Remember Me" Premiere Part 1
Can you take more of these? I hope so because I have loads and they're gorgeous!
Photo Credit LFI
Tons more after the cut!
Can you take more of these? I hope so because I have loads and they're gorgeous!
Photo Credit LFI
Tons more after the cut!
Robert Pattinson Takes London
Rob you can take London, Australia & everywhere in between. And if you ever fancy taking Ireland I'm here {waves}!
Thanks to RobPattzNews for the tip!
Thanks to RobPattzNews for the tip!
Robert Pattinson & Emilie De Ravin Inside The Cinema At The UK Premiere Of "Remember Me"
Lara sent us her video of Rob & Emilie Introducing "Remember Me" At the Uk Premiere.
It's better quailty than the others we've posted. Thanks Lara!
It's better quailty than the others we've posted. Thanks Lara!
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