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Showing posts with label God I love this man :). Show all posts
NEW PHOTO; Robert Pattinson Featured On Esquire UK's Instagram
NEW PHOTO: Robert Pattinson Featured On Esquire UK's Instagram
Go show Rob some love over on Equire UK's Instagram!
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Go show Rob some love over on Equire UK's Instagram!
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Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson
Here it is...your moment of Robert Pattinson
Thanks Verena!
Thanks Verena!
Funds Raised By Robert Pattinson Put To Good Use In Cambodia
Funds Raised By Robert Pattinson Put To Good Use In Cambodia
You might remember back in November last year we posted about Rob attending the Go Go Gala.
Rob bought himself a cello – made from trash found in a landfill – from the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, Paraguay, with his bid of $5,600 and also donated a ‘meet & greet’ on the set of ’Twilight Breaking Dawn’ for the online auction.
That meet & greet sold for $80,000 and that $80,000 went towards building a school for girls in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Check out these pics from the opening ceremony.
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Thanks Mel for the heads up!
You might remember back in November last year we posted about Rob attending the Go Go Gala.
Rob bought himself a cello – made from trash found in a landfill – from the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, Paraguay, with his bid of $5,600 and also donated a ‘meet & greet’ on the set of ’Twilight Breaking Dawn’ for the online auction.
That meet & greet sold for $80,000 and that $80,000 went towards building a school for girls in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Check out these pics from the opening ceremony.
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Thanks Mel for the heads up!
Sinful Sunday With Robert Pattinson
Sinful Sunday With Robert Pattinson
I think you're gonna need some cooling down after looking at this video.
So here's Blanche, she's so good, always ready to help out. I also have the air conditioning turned on in the DR.
Enjoy!
I think you're gonna need some cooling down after looking at this video.
So here's Blanche, she's so good, always ready to help out. I also have the air conditioning turned on in the DR.
Enjoy!
Want Some Robert Pattinson Kisses?
Want Some Robert Pattinson Kisses?
Who wouldn't want kisses from Rob?
Might be an idea to have a towel handy to wipe the computer screen afterwards ;-)
Thanks to Patz erella for the great vid
Who wouldn't want kisses from Rob?
Might be an idea to have a towel handy to wipe the computer screen afterwards ;-)
Thanks to Patz erella for the great vid
Fanvid: Robert Pattinson - No Ordinary Love
Fanvid: Robert Pattinson - No Ordinary Love
Good GAWD! Make sure your seat belts are securely fastened when you set this to HD and full screen.
Rock on you talented video makers, you. Rock on. Pair SultryRob with sultry Sade tunes and we go
Have a great weekend, DR :)
Good GAWD! Make sure your seat belts are securely fastened when you set this to HD and full screen.
Rock on you talented video makers, you. Rock on. Pair SultryRob with sultry Sade tunes and we go
Have a great weekend, DR :)
David Cronenberg Talks About Directing Robert Pattinson In "Cosmopolis"- "I'll Be There. I'll Be With You Every Moment"
Great interview with David Cronenberg from About.com where he talks about casting the right person (i.e. Robert Pattinson) for the role of Eric Packer (and be prepared for your heart to swell when you read this!)
Seriously I didn't think it was possible to love David anymore than I already do!
As Eric, Pattinson is in every scene of the film, portraying a character unlike any he's tackled before. And in our exclusive interview in support of Cosmopolis' theatrical release by eONE Films, writer/director Cronenberg explained why Pattinson was right for the part of Eric and how he went about tackling the adaptation of DeLillo's novel.
In casting Robert Pattinson, it's kind of a double-edge sword, isn't it? You have his Twilight fans anxious to support him in whatever he chooses to do and then you have the people who dismiss him because he is 'that guy from Twilight'.
"Yeah. In a weird way, on the one hand of course I'm completely aware of all of those elements and also of course when you're making a movie that for an independent movie was relatively expensive, you have to have a leading character who is very charismatic and who can carry the weight and has the star quality and so on, because you're going to be looking at him. He's literally in every scene in the movie, and that's pretty unusual. I mean even in Tom Cruise movies, Tom is not in absolutely every scene of the movie - but Rob is. So he has to have that. But at the same time, you want to forget the movies, you know? You want to forget his movies and my movies because we're creating this completely new thing and you don't know what audience you're going to get. You can anticipate it, you can think about it, but really you don't know. So ultimately when you're making the movie you're saying, 'Okay, I'm here with these actors. They're wonderful actors, I cast them because they're terrific and they will bring great stuff to the script,' and then at that point you're just making a movie and you're not thinking about any other movie."
Needing an actor to carry the film by being in every scene, how did you figure out Robert Pattinson was the right guy to play Eric?
[Laughing] "Well, this is the magic of casting! I think as a director, it's part of your job. It's a really important part of your job. I think a lot of people don't even realize that the director's involved in casting. Some people say, 'Did you choose your actors?,' and I say, 'Yes. You're not a director if you don't.'"
"Of course, you're juggling many things, like I say. You're juggling, for example, their passports. This is a Canada / France co-production and we were limited to one American actor. Most people of course don't know that - nor should they. Paul Giamatti is the only American in this movie even though it takes place in New York City. So from that kind of aspect to just finding the right guy...of course he's got to be the right age, there are a lot of things that are just basic. And then after that, though, there are no rules. You as a director just have to intuit that this actor will be able to carry off this role."
"We often talk about chemistry, for example, in movies between actors, let's say. When I was doing A Dangerous Method, Keira Knightley and Michael Fassbender - how do I know they have chemistry together because I had never seen them in a movie together? They've never been in one; they've never met each other. I don't see them together until I'm actually directing them, so I have to be this kind of dating master who can anticipate that this couple will be good together. It's a strange kind of thing. So you give yourself credit when it works, and you have to berate yourself when somehow it hasn't worked. That's basically where you're left."
It strikes me with Cosmopolis that the chemistry actually needed to come between you and Robert more so than between Rob and any of his co-stars.
"There's truth in that too. That is the unspoken thing is the chemistry between the director and the actors is the key. And at a certain point I think Rob would...you know, he's a serious actor and he didn't want to be the one who was going to blow this movie. He was kind of thinking, 'Well, I'll be alone in that limo because I won't have one person who is always playing opposite me. It's really a one-man show with a lot of day players coming in.' And I said, 'No, you won't be alone because I'll be there. I'll be with you every moment.' And so that is a real element." (Kate: My heart!)
Do you think that you view the character of Eric the same way that author DeLillo did? Or do you think that you two don't necessarily agree on how an audience should look at him?
"I think we actually illuminate things for each other. I've been on the road doing publicity with Don in several countries and I think he was pretty intrigued by seeing what would happen. Because, after all, once you put Rob Pattinson in that role, that's a very specific thing. You've got a particular face and a particular voice and a body, and that's something that the novel can not have. That's one of the things that movies can do that novels can not do, and so it immediately shapes the character in a way that he wasn't shaped in the novel. So, there are differences, I think, but it's not a major split or divergence. It's just really shading and shaping things. It's just really hearing the dialogue spoken, which was something that when I read the novel, I thought, 'Yeah, I really want to hear this spoken by really great actors.' Just doing that immediately changes your reaction to the characters and to the words. So there is a difference, definitely."
I excerpted the parts where he mentioned Rob but check out the rest of the interview HERE it's a good read!
via RobPattzNews
Seriously I didn't think it was possible to love David anymore than I already do!
As Eric, Pattinson is in every scene of the film, portraying a character unlike any he's tackled before. And in our exclusive interview in support of Cosmopolis' theatrical release by eONE Films, writer/director Cronenberg explained why Pattinson was right for the part of Eric and how he went about tackling the adaptation of DeLillo's novel.
In casting Robert Pattinson, it's kind of a double-edge sword, isn't it? You have his Twilight fans anxious to support him in whatever he chooses to do and then you have the people who dismiss him because he is 'that guy from Twilight'.
"Yeah. In a weird way, on the one hand of course I'm completely aware of all of those elements and also of course when you're making a movie that for an independent movie was relatively expensive, you have to have a leading character who is very charismatic and who can carry the weight and has the star quality and so on, because you're going to be looking at him. He's literally in every scene in the movie, and that's pretty unusual. I mean even in Tom Cruise movies, Tom is not in absolutely every scene of the movie - but Rob is. So he has to have that. But at the same time, you want to forget the movies, you know? You want to forget his movies and my movies because we're creating this completely new thing and you don't know what audience you're going to get. You can anticipate it, you can think about it, but really you don't know. So ultimately when you're making the movie you're saying, 'Okay, I'm here with these actors. They're wonderful actors, I cast them because they're terrific and they will bring great stuff to the script,' and then at that point you're just making a movie and you're not thinking about any other movie."
Needing an actor to carry the film by being in every scene, how did you figure out Robert Pattinson was the right guy to play Eric?
[Laughing] "Well, this is the magic of casting! I think as a director, it's part of your job. It's a really important part of your job. I think a lot of people don't even realize that the director's involved in casting. Some people say, 'Did you choose your actors?,' and I say, 'Yes. You're not a director if you don't.'"
"Of course, you're juggling many things, like I say. You're juggling, for example, their passports. This is a Canada / France co-production and we were limited to one American actor. Most people of course don't know that - nor should they. Paul Giamatti is the only American in this movie even though it takes place in New York City. So from that kind of aspect to just finding the right guy...of course he's got to be the right age, there are a lot of things that are just basic. And then after that, though, there are no rules. You as a director just have to intuit that this actor will be able to carry off this role."
"We often talk about chemistry, for example, in movies between actors, let's say. When I was doing A Dangerous Method, Keira Knightley and Michael Fassbender - how do I know they have chemistry together because I had never seen them in a movie together? They've never been in one; they've never met each other. I don't see them together until I'm actually directing them, so I have to be this kind of dating master who can anticipate that this couple will be good together. It's a strange kind of thing. So you give yourself credit when it works, and you have to berate yourself when somehow it hasn't worked. That's basically where you're left."
It strikes me with Cosmopolis that the chemistry actually needed to come between you and Robert more so than between Rob and any of his co-stars.
"There's truth in that too. That is the unspoken thing is the chemistry between the director and the actors is the key. And at a certain point I think Rob would...you know, he's a serious actor and he didn't want to be the one who was going to blow this movie. He was kind of thinking, 'Well, I'll be alone in that limo because I won't have one person who is always playing opposite me. It's really a one-man show with a lot of day players coming in.' And I said, 'No, you won't be alone because I'll be there. I'll be with you every moment.' And so that is a real element." (Kate: My heart!)
Do you think that you view the character of Eric the same way that author DeLillo did? Or do you think that you two don't necessarily agree on how an audience should look at him?
"I think we actually illuminate things for each other. I've been on the road doing publicity with Don in several countries and I think he was pretty intrigued by seeing what would happen. Because, after all, once you put Rob Pattinson in that role, that's a very specific thing. You've got a particular face and a particular voice and a body, and that's something that the novel can not have. That's one of the things that movies can do that novels can not do, and so it immediately shapes the character in a way that he wasn't shaped in the novel. So, there are differences, I think, but it's not a major split or divergence. It's just really shading and shaping things. It's just really hearing the dialogue spoken, which was something that when I read the novel, I thought, 'Yeah, I really want to hear this spoken by really great actors.' Just doing that immediately changes your reaction to the characters and to the words. So there is a difference, definitely."
I excerpted the parts where he mentioned Rob but check out the rest of the interview HERE it's a good read!
via RobPattzNews
Robert Pattinson says he thinks his Twilight fans will like Cosmopolis
Robert Pattinson says he thinks his Twilight fans will like Cosmopolis
I'm a Rob fan. I'm a Twilight fan. I'm a Cosmopolis fan. :)
I'm a Rob fan. I'm a Twilight fan. I'm a Cosmopolis fan. :)
I feel like I want to violently beat fans into liking Cosmopolis. I'm also coming off of "violence needs a cause, a purpose" so pardon my violence. ;)
FULL VIDEO: Robert Pattinson At The Curzon Q&A London (1st June)
FULL VIDEO: Robert Pattinson At The Curzon Q&A London (1st June)
We've had the audio of this and "some" video but now we have Full Video (YAY) thanks to our lovely reader Lynne.
She also sent us her pics
Thanks again Lynne
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We've had the audio of this and "some" video but now we have Full Video (YAY) thanks to our lovely reader Lynne.
She also sent us her pics
Thanks again Lynne
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David Cronenberg: ‟I Was Proud To Offer Robert Pattinson A Chance To Prove The Extent Of His Talent"
David Cronenberg: ‟I Was Proud To Offer Robert Pattinson A Chance To Prove The Extent Of His Talent"
You may remember last week we had an interview with Robert Pattinson in Premiere magazine
And now with thanks to our lovely reader OverTheRainbow we have the full translation of David Cronenbergs interview as well.
It's a fantastic read where David talks about how he's excited to take Rob to Cannes, how he chose Rob for the role of Eric & how the other actors in the movie felt about Rob getting the part.
He also says that Rob could have as good a career (maybe even better) than Johnny Depp or Brad Pitt plus lots more.
It's a must read and I guarantee you will have a smile on your face after reading it.
I didn't think it was possible to love David anymore than I already do, but it is.
David Cronenberg: ‟I can really see Rob having a career like Johnny Depp's.”
Sex, power and limo: the Cosmopolis film director tells how he guided Robert Pattinson into living his performance.
Première: What is it like to come back to Cannes with Cosmopolis?
David Cronenberg: The festival and me, we have a long history. In a sense, I feel like I'm coming home. I think Cosmopolis is an ideal film for Cannes and I am very excited at the thought of taking Rob to it. (Kate: So are we. We can't wait)
Première: It is impossible now to imagine anyone else in this role. Yet, you had originally offered it to Colin Farrell...
David Cronenberg: When Colin left the project to shoot the remake of Total Recall, (Kate: Oh Colin, you fool! But it was fate. This role BELONGS to Rob) I started to rethink everything., He was too old for the role, anyway; he is 35, and if I wanted to be faithful to the book, I had to find someone who is 25. I then began to study actors of that age, and that's when I thought of Rob. I had seen him in Twilight, of course, but nothing he had done until then really predisposed him to play in Cosmopolis. Except that you choose an actor for the potential you see in him, not for his resume. And the more I thought about it, the more the idea appealed to me.
You may remember last week we had an interview with Robert Pattinson in Premiere magazine
And now with thanks to our lovely reader OverTheRainbow we have the full translation of David Cronenbergs interview as well.
It's a fantastic read where David talks about how he's excited to take Rob to Cannes, how he chose Rob for the role of Eric & how the other actors in the movie felt about Rob getting the part.
He also says that Rob could have as good a career (maybe even better) than Johnny Depp or Brad Pitt plus lots more.
It's a must read and I guarantee you will have a smile on your face after reading it.
I didn't think it was possible to love David anymore than I already do, but it is.
David Cronenberg: ‟I can really see Rob having a career like Johnny Depp's.”
Sex, power and limo: the Cosmopolis film director tells how he guided Robert Pattinson into living his performance.
Première: What is it like to come back to Cannes with Cosmopolis?
David Cronenberg: The festival and me, we have a long history. In a sense, I feel like I'm coming home. I think Cosmopolis is an ideal film for Cannes and I am very excited at the thought of taking Rob to it. (Kate: So are we. We can't wait)
Première: It is impossible now to imagine anyone else in this role. Yet, you had originally offered it to Colin Farrell...
David Cronenberg: When Colin left the project to shoot the remake of Total Recall, (Kate: Oh Colin, you fool! But it was fate. This role BELONGS to Rob) I started to rethink everything., He was too old for the role, anyway; he is 35, and if I wanted to be faithful to the book, I had to find someone who is 25. I then began to study actors of that age, and that's when I thought of Rob. I had seen him in Twilight, of course, but nothing he had done until then really predisposed him to play in Cosmopolis. Except that you choose an actor for the potential you see in him, not for his resume. And the more I thought about it, the more the idea appealed to me.
Robert Pattinson "I'm A Man" (PCA 2012 Buzzcut & Bicep Edition)
Robert Pattinson "I'm A Man" (PCA 2012 Buzzcut & Bicep Edition) with watchporn, fingerporn yada, yada, yada you get it.
JUST WATCH (preferably in FULL SCREEN) And try and keep it together. if you do you're better than me!
Video by the fabulous Olia
Thanks to one of our readers in the comments for the tip!! (can't put your name because you didn't leave one)
JUST WATCH (preferably in FULL SCREEN) And try and keep it together. if you do you're better than me!
Video by the fabulous Olia
Thanks to one of our readers in the comments for the tip!! (can't put your name because you didn't leave one)
"Twilight Is Like Marmite" - Robert Pattinson
Hey Robert Pattinson is a poet and didn't know it (well maybe he did actually)
Anyway if (unlike me) you can stop staring at him in blue have a listen to this interview with "The Guardian"
Anyway if (unlike me) you can stop staring at him in blue have a listen to this interview with "The Guardian"
MORE Gorgeous HQ Pics Of Robert Pattinson At Jimmy Kimmel
Don't expect many words out of me today other than squeeeeeee and gah because that's about all I can manage.
I'm still staring at the gorgeous pic that our Tink got with Rob and all I keep doing is squeeeeing and grinning at it.
Right pull yourself together Kate! IF you're just waking and missed the pics of Robert Pattinson outside Kimmel scroll down 2 posts and check them out along with a video AND here's a few more for you to ogle ;-D
Strut that stuff
JAWPORN , Mole & sexy grin Alert (I can't take it, it's too much)
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I'm still staring at the gorgeous pic that our Tink got with Rob and all I keep doing is squeeeeing and grinning at it.
Right pull yourself together Kate! IF you're just waking and missed the pics of Robert Pattinson outside Kimmel scroll down 2 posts and check them out along with a video AND here's a few more for you to ogle ;-D
Strut that stuff
JAWPORN , Mole & sexy grin Alert (I can't take it, it's too much)
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