NEW: Robert Pattinson talks about Breaking Dawn sex scenes and makes a funny comparison
It doesn't get old....Rob is talking sex again! Hollywood Dailies talks to Rob, Kristen, and Taylor.
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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks sex scenes with Kristen Stewart in Breaking Dawn
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks sex scenes with Kristen Stewart in Breaking Dawn
Fun sex scenes talk and Rob is old-fashioned. Awwwww :)
UPDATE: Kristen also talked about Rob and the sex scenes
Fun sex scenes talk and Rob is old-fashioned. Awwwww :)
UPDATE: Kristen also talked about Rob and the sex scenes
Robert Pattinson talks Breaking Dawn with Clevver TV + Bill Condon mentions Rob
Robert Pattinson talks Breaking Dawn with Clevver TV + Bill Condon mentions Rob
Bill Condon also talked to Clevver TV and talked about Rob. An "awwwww" moment :)
Bill Condon also talked to Clevver TV and talked about Rob. An "awwwww" moment :)
Robert Pattinson talks marriage and Breaking Dawn to Extra
Robert Pattinson talks marriage and Breaking Dawn to Extra
So cute! He's gonna be smooth...
Extra
"Everyone knows the series has been about abstinence and blah blah blah," said Pattinson. "And now that they're having sex, everyone's going to be curious."
The actor added, "It's not really for an outside observer, the majesty of sex." He then paused, laughing, "What am I talking about? I have no idea. I've had too much coffee."
Pattinson also responded to a comment he made in a recent interview that a real priest married him and Kristen Stewart in the "Breaking Dawn" wedding scene between Edward and Bella.
"I read something like that, which furiously took the piss out of me. Because they're like, 'Of course you're not [really married].' Even if it was a real priest, it doesn't make any difference, you've got to fill out all these forms. The [interviewer] kept confusing our real names and kind of calling us various different characters." But Pattinson mused, "We're married in so many different ways. I kind of like the idea of that happening, though."
The sexy vampire figured he's already proposed "about 40 times throughout the series," so when it comes time to do the real thing one day, "I'll be so smooth. [The girl] won't even know what's happening."
So cute! He's gonna be smooth...
Extra
Robert Pattinson will not be thrusting in Breaking Dawn
Robert Pattinson will not be thrusting in Breaking Dawn
Thrusting Robward: Enjoy me here ladies because this is the only place I'll exist for you.
There's been a bit of fandom controversy about the recent news of a cut in Breaking Dawn. Let's read what Bill Condon has to say to MTV and try to not throw ourselves off any ledges.
Kristen Stewart also mentioned the R rating in the recent issue of Glamour UK. Also from MTV:
Visit the source to read the article in its entirety.
I'm trying really hard to act like I didn't need a thrusting Robward in my life. I'm trying really really hard. Dare I hope for a director's cut? DARE I??? *single tear drop*
MTV
Thrusting Robward: Enjoy me here ladies because this is the only place I'll exist for you.
There's been a bit of fandom controversy about the recent news of a cut in Breaking Dawn. Let's read what Bill Condon has to say to MTV and try to not throw ourselves off any ledges.
Though director Bill Condon couldn't confirm the R rating when MTV News recently spoke with him on the phone, he did reveal the edits necessary to earn a more teen-friendly PG-13 for the November 18 release.
"It's almost clinical the kind of strict guidelines [the MPAA] have about anything that appears to be — how do I put it delicately?
That appears to be, let's call it thrusting. In fact, you know, it was so much more about romance than it was about hot-and-heavy action, so it was a very kind of simple adjustment to make."
Kristen Stewart also mentioned the R rating in the recent issue of Glamour UK. Also from MTV:
In the December issue of Glamour UK, star Kristen Stewart revealed that Bella and Edward's feather-strewn sex scene was so saucy that it had to be recut.
"It was so weird, it didn't even feel like we were doing a 'Twilight' film," she recalled to the British mag. "I was like, 'Bella! What are you doing? Wow! What is happening here?!' It was very surreal. We [originally] got rated R. They recut it."
Visit the source to read the article in its entirety.
I'm trying really hard to act like I didn't need a thrusting Robward in my life. I'm trying really really hard. Dare I hope for a director's cut? DARE I??? *single tear drop*
MTV
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Interview with Cineplex
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Interview with Cineplex
This took place during Comic Con over the summer. Good read :)
This is the full interview from this...
Source | Scans | Via
This took place during Comic Con over the summer. Good read :)
This is the full interview from this...
Source | Scans | Via
*NEW* Paris Red Carpet Interview With Robert Pattinson (Video)
Ecranlarge.com spoke to Robert Pattinson on the Paris Red Carpet about the "Breaking Dawn" sex scenes (yes we are curious (actually make that jumping out of our seats with excitement) to see it too Rob) and "Cosmopolis.
via RobertPattinsonAU
via RobertPattinsonAU
Bill Condon Talks About Meeting Robert Pattinson For The First Time (& Lots More)
A few lucky fansites got to interview Bill Condon a while ago and the result was a great interview.
Here's the first part and the parts of it where he mentioned Robert Pattinson.
(Just finished seeing clips and trailer. Introductions of all present just concluded)
BC: So what did you all think? Any thoughts?
Q(Brazilian Blogger): I can’t find the words to explain seeing them where I am from, in my favorite movie. Seeing Kristen out in Rio—to see Kristen there was like…
BC: Yeah, it was great to go down there—
Brazilian Blogger: I’m trying to recover.
(laughter)
BC: It was so fun. That’s how we started the movie, too. We spent our first couple weeks there, you know. And it was so great to actually feel, you know—it was actually our biggest experience of fans, kind of being on the set or tracking Rob and Kristen. It actually calmed down after that, but you really felt the excitement when you were there, you know?
Q: Was the fan interaction—I mean that was the one scene where it seemed like there were a lot of people around during filming.
BC: Right.
Q: Was that distracting or did it help elevate the mood?
BC: Uh, it was weird ‘cause that was again like our second night and it was—I didn’t know what to expect and actually, it turned out to be the most extreme of anything that happened through the whole movie. But when we’re on the streets of Lapa, suddenly, you know, we’re shooting something and this girl suddenly jumps into the shot and throws herself on Rob, goes “ha ha ha ha”, gets pulled off, and I think she was beheaded. I never saw her again.
(laughter)
BC: Something happened to her. But after that—but yeah, it was a little crazy there. Yeah, definitely.
Q: How familiar with the series were you before you decided to pop into the last installment?
BC: Right. Pretty familiar, I guess. But not you know—I wouldn’t say I was a student of it but I was aware of them all and had seen them all. But then obviously once I jumped in it was really about Twilight Lexicon and it was the books and rereading and just making sure that we had everything right. You know things like—you saw the—Rob’s thing about( referencing a clip showing a glimpse into Edward’s past where he is at a movie theatre stalking “human monsters” )“I haven’t told you everything about myself” and there was a moment when I moved away from Carlisle. That’s only one line I think in the first book, you know, and he’d mentioned it one offhanded comment in one of the movies. But that was an example of something where the first time I met with Rob we had a long great night, many, many, many beers [laughter] (Kate: Gah I'm SO jealous) and um, he said that one thing that had frustrated him a little is that—I guess that had been more developed in the first book, that was from Edward’s point of view, and it kind of informed the way he was playing the part throughout the whole movie. This sense of self-loathing and guilt that came from having killed humans for that period and yet, it had never been explored in the movies. So it felt like then I went back and looked at the section that described it in Twilight and I felt like, God, what better time right before a wedding to lay out the last objection, you know? And to have it also explain who he’s been, and then in the wedding you’ll see he has a toast where he said—he talks about the fact “to find that one person who can look at you, know everything there is to know about you and still accept you for who you are. I’m ready to move on”. So that being caught in this perpetual 17, and this perpetual kind of—I think you’ll see starting from the moment he gets married he moves on. The performance changes. It’s about him becoming a man. So I think that will be an interesting shift for people, you know? So that—the whole idea of just sort of, between discussions with him, going back finding a line in the first book and then deciding to dramatize that with an episode of him being someone who was on the hunt for human blood felt like something we hadn’t seen before.
Q: Speaking of that scene, I was really interested in the whole black/white dynamic—
BC: Sure.
—and I guess it was a parallel to the Frankenstein movie that was on.(in the scene where Edward is in a movie theater in the 1920’s the film that is playing is Frankenstein in black and white)
BC: I think in a way it was sort of. I mean, there are a lot of levels. One of them is that—I just like the fun that they’re all screaming at Frankenstein and they’ve got Edward in their midst—
(laughter)
BC: —walking behind them, but also, yeah, he’s become the monster in the movie. And actually, the whole movie turns out to be creating his bride. I mean, basically at the end that is what he’s done. Also, the tone of that movie is very similar when you’ve got Aro cackling—it’s similar tonally to a movie like that, and then finally the black and white thing that we do there is just like—as he kills people the color goes away and then it comes into him. So just a film language way to kind of give that sense, you know.
Q: You had some parts where—about the sex scenes. Did you have some concerns? Because it’s going to be PG-13.
BC: Yes.
Q: Did you have some concerns to do the sex things?
(laughter)
BC: Yeah, I guess. Yeah. (laughs) Well I think—yeah I think obviously we weren’t doing anything explicit but I think it’s also important to really—they’re married now—to really express this great connection that they have and to put it into physical terms, you know. So…
Check out the full interview over on TwilightLexicon
And watch out for Part 2 tomorrow
Here's the first part and the parts of it where he mentioned Robert Pattinson.
(Just finished seeing clips and trailer. Introductions of all present just concluded)
BC: So what did you all think? Any thoughts?
Q(Brazilian Blogger): I can’t find the words to explain seeing them where I am from, in my favorite movie. Seeing Kristen out in Rio—to see Kristen there was like…
BC: Yeah, it was great to go down there—
Brazilian Blogger: I’m trying to recover.
(laughter)
BC: It was so fun. That’s how we started the movie, too. We spent our first couple weeks there, you know. And it was so great to actually feel, you know—it was actually our biggest experience of fans, kind of being on the set or tracking Rob and Kristen. It actually calmed down after that, but you really felt the excitement when you were there, you know?
Q: Was the fan interaction—I mean that was the one scene where it seemed like there were a lot of people around during filming.
BC: Right.
Q: Was that distracting or did it help elevate the mood?
BC: Uh, it was weird ‘cause that was again like our second night and it was—I didn’t know what to expect and actually, it turned out to be the most extreme of anything that happened through the whole movie. But when we’re on the streets of Lapa, suddenly, you know, we’re shooting something and this girl suddenly jumps into the shot and throws herself on Rob, goes “ha ha ha ha”, gets pulled off, and I think she was beheaded. I never saw her again.
(laughter)
BC: Something happened to her. But after that—but yeah, it was a little crazy there. Yeah, definitely.
Q: How familiar with the series were you before you decided to pop into the last installment?
BC: Right. Pretty familiar, I guess. But not you know—I wouldn’t say I was a student of it but I was aware of them all and had seen them all. But then obviously once I jumped in it was really about Twilight Lexicon and it was the books and rereading and just making sure that we had everything right. You know things like—you saw the—Rob’s thing about( referencing a clip showing a glimpse into Edward’s past where he is at a movie theatre stalking “human monsters” )“I haven’t told you everything about myself” and there was a moment when I moved away from Carlisle. That’s only one line I think in the first book, you know, and he’d mentioned it one offhanded comment in one of the movies. But that was an example of something where the first time I met with Rob we had a long great night, many, many, many beers [laughter] (Kate: Gah I'm SO jealous) and um, he said that one thing that had frustrated him a little is that—I guess that had been more developed in the first book, that was from Edward’s point of view, and it kind of informed the way he was playing the part throughout the whole movie. This sense of self-loathing and guilt that came from having killed humans for that period and yet, it had never been explored in the movies. So it felt like then I went back and looked at the section that described it in Twilight and I felt like, God, what better time right before a wedding to lay out the last objection, you know? And to have it also explain who he’s been, and then in the wedding you’ll see he has a toast where he said—he talks about the fact “to find that one person who can look at you, know everything there is to know about you and still accept you for who you are. I’m ready to move on”. So that being caught in this perpetual 17, and this perpetual kind of—I think you’ll see starting from the moment he gets married he moves on. The performance changes. It’s about him becoming a man. So I think that will be an interesting shift for people, you know? So that—the whole idea of just sort of, between discussions with him, going back finding a line in the first book and then deciding to dramatize that with an episode of him being someone who was on the hunt for human blood felt like something we hadn’t seen before.
Q: Speaking of that scene, I was really interested in the whole black/white dynamic—
BC: Sure.
—and I guess it was a parallel to the Frankenstein movie that was on.(in the scene where Edward is in a movie theater in the 1920’s the film that is playing is Frankenstein in black and white)
BC: I think in a way it was sort of. I mean, there are a lot of levels. One of them is that—I just like the fun that they’re all screaming at Frankenstein and they’ve got Edward in their midst—
(laughter)
BC: —walking behind them, but also, yeah, he’s become the monster in the movie. And actually, the whole movie turns out to be creating his bride. I mean, basically at the end that is what he’s done. Also, the tone of that movie is very similar when you’ve got Aro cackling—it’s similar tonally to a movie like that, and then finally the black and white thing that we do there is just like—as he kills people the color goes away and then it comes into him. So just a film language way to kind of give that sense, you know.
Q: You had some parts where—about the sex scenes. Did you have some concerns? Because it’s going to be PG-13.
BC: Yes.
Q: Did you have some concerns to do the sex things?
(laughter)
BC: Yeah, I guess. Yeah. (laughs) Well I think—yeah I think obviously we weren’t doing anything explicit but I think it’s also important to really—they’re married now—to really express this great connection that they have and to put it into physical terms, you know. So…
Check out the full interview over on TwilightLexicon
And watch out for Part 2 tomorrow
Bill Condon talks about Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's sex scene
Bill Condon talks about Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's sex scene
I really dig The Condon. I look forward to his interviews during Breaking Dawn promo in Robvember :)
We posted this video before but it was funky. MTV let us know the code is now fixed :)
Source: MTV
I really dig The Condon. I look forward to his interviews during Breaking Dawn promo in Robvember :)
Get More: Movie Trailers, Movies Blog
We posted this video before but it was funky. MTV let us know the code is now fixed :)
Get More: Movie Trailers, Movies Blog
Source: MTV
Robert Pattinson & Reese Witherspoon Talk Love Scenes To Event TV (Australia)
Now I know what you're saying (What Again) but this Australian Interview with Robert Pattinson & Reese Witherspoon is a little bit different to the others.
VERY CUTE
We NEED to have Rob singing that polish song in the DVD extras!
VERY CUTE
We NEED to have Rob singing that polish song in the DVD extras!
Robert Pattinson Talks About How Emilie Made Him Feel Comfortable Doing The Sex Scenes
Robert Pattinson Talks About How Emilie Made Him Feel Comfortable Doing The Sex Scenes
Rob Talks About Emilie's Fire
Ths Cast Talk About Working With Rob
Rob Talks About Emilie's Fire
Ths Cast Talk About Working With Rob
Robert Pasttinson talks love scenes.... again... on The Daily 10
I love how every reporter has touched on the love scenes... you KNOW we were all waiting for them!
E News!
E News!
MTV Interviews Robert Pattinson on the Red Carpet
MTV interviewed both Rob and Emilie on the red carpet at tonight's Remember Me Premiere
NEW YORK — The mountains of snow piled up on the sidewalks could not keep Robert Pattinson's fans at bay Monday evening (March 1) at the red-carpet premiere for his romantic drama, "Remember Me." The screaming masses lined up early and were gifted with a few moments of rabid OME-dom as RPattz ran down the line greeting all those who waited to catch a glimpse of him.
Inside the makeshift press tent at the Paris Theatre in midtown, the energy was no less wild, the screams of folks waiting to talk with Pattinson no less ear-piercing. But the 23-year-old superstar, tired yet amused as ever by the pandemonium, seemed to take it all in stride. While MTV News was chatting with his co-star Emilie de Ravin, Pattinson leaned over and shouted, "Emilie! Emilie! What's the most fascinating thing about me? Just say it!"
It was that kind of evening, as all involved in "Remember Me" contended with the noisy reality of what it means to have a "Twilight" vampire in your cast. De Ravin and co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Chris Cooper spoke about how this role — in which RPattz plays a rebellious young man who falls for a beautiful girl (De Ravin) — represents a profound evolution for Pattinson as an actor.
"It means growth," Cooper said of his co-star's part. "Robert had a big hand as an executive producer in this film. That tells me he's going to branch out into fields other than acting. He's got a lot to deal with already, but he's been able to handle it beautifully."
De Ravin, who earlier had told MTV News about her instant connection with Pattinson, continued to rave about his skills in front of the camera. "He's amazing," she said. "He's fascinating to watch because he's so naturally subtle and interesting."
While the cries from onlookers increased as Pattinson went to greet his fans, Brosnan could only stand back and watch with pride. "This is his night," he said. "I think this particular piece of drama for him is very significant as a young actor who's come on the stage in a blinding glare of light and fame. He's an executive producer on this film, so he's committed himself to finding good work."
Source: MTV
NEW YORK — The mountains of snow piled up on the sidewalks could not keep Robert Pattinson's fans at bay Monday evening (March 1) at the red-carpet premiere for his romantic drama, "Remember Me." The screaming masses lined up early and were gifted with a few moments of rabid OME-dom as RPattz ran down the line greeting all those who waited to catch a glimpse of him.
Inside the makeshift press tent at the Paris Theatre in midtown, the energy was no less wild, the screams of folks waiting to talk with Pattinson no less ear-piercing. But the 23-year-old superstar, tired yet amused as ever by the pandemonium, seemed to take it all in stride. While MTV News was chatting with his co-star Emilie de Ravin, Pattinson leaned over and shouted, "Emilie! Emilie! What's the most fascinating thing about me? Just say it!"
It was that kind of evening, as all involved in "Remember Me" contended with the noisy reality of what it means to have a "Twilight" vampire in your cast. De Ravin and co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Chris Cooper spoke about how this role — in which RPattz plays a rebellious young man who falls for a beautiful girl (De Ravin) — represents a profound evolution for Pattinson as an actor.
"It means growth," Cooper said of his co-star's part. "Robert had a big hand as an executive producer in this film. That tells me he's going to branch out into fields other than acting. He's got a lot to deal with already, but he's been able to handle it beautifully."
De Ravin, who earlier had told MTV News about her instant connection with Pattinson, continued to rave about his skills in front of the camera. "He's amazing," she said. "He's fascinating to watch because he's so naturally subtle and interesting."
While the cries from onlookers increased as Pattinson went to greet his fans, Brosnan could only stand back and watch with pride. "This is his night," he said. "I think this particular piece of drama for him is very significant as a young actor who's come on the stage in a blinding glare of light and fame. He's an executive producer on this film, so he's committed himself to finding good work."
Source: MTV
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