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The trio were swamped by sobbing Twihards clamouring to have their pictures taken with them on the red carpet at Westfield Stratford shopping centre in London.
The next installment of the vampire love story sees Bella Swan (Stewart) finally get hitched to her immortal lover Edward Cullen (Pattinson).
It features the real-life couple’s hotly anticipated love scene and Pattinson told Metro he wished the 12A-rated film could have been raunchier. (Tink: Me too, Rob, me too...)
R-Patz said: ‘It’s funny when you’re doing a sex scene and they’re screaming, “No, don’t actually look like you’re having sex. That’s terrifying!”
‘They’re both losing their virginity and people are afraid of showing the actual moment, which is the most emotional part of the scene.’
R-Patz, 25, revealed he was looking for another film to do with Stewart but said:
‘Kristen’s really got her own thing. There’s no other actress around who’s got the same niche and a lot of modern female parts feed into that really well.’
His girlfriend, 21, posed for red carpet photos wearing high heels with her Roberto Cavalli dress but changed into trainers before signing autographs.
She did the same a day earlier at the world premiere in Los Angeles.
Vampire love is not bloody easy.
Robert Pattinson — a.k.a. Edward Cullen in “Breaking Dawn — Part 1” — tells the Sun-Times that his big-screen honeymoon was met with nervous jitters.
From the groom.
“I felt such pressure when vampire Edward had to make love to his mortal wife Bella for the first time,” Pattinson says. “Let’s face it. The wedding is on the girl. The guy has to step up for the honeymoon.
“On the honeymoon, Edward insists they play a lot of chess to avoid … other things,” he says with a laugh. “I read that in the script and said, ‘Come on! Kristen looks so amazing in these little nighties. I don’t think chess is what’s on his mind.’ ” (Tink: Chess is on NO ones mind.)
Despite the real-life quandary of “are they or aren’t they dating,” Pattinson says it was “awkward to make love with all these expectations.
“After the first few takes, I was told to scale it back a bit. I guess I went a little bit too far,” he says with a giggle — and this guy giggles a lot in person. (Tink: I would give anything for a director's cut...)
“Breaking Dawn — Part 1” is the “Twilight” film with the wedding, honeymoon and then a half human-half vampire baby on board.
And there is the interference from Taylor Lautner’s Jacob Black, who still has a “thing” for Bella.
“Edward is a bit too open-minded,” Pattinson says. “I’d be like, ‘Don’t be an idiot.’ I’d get rid of this guy. I’d unleash on him — werewolf or not. Personally, I think your girlfriend or wife wants you to lose it and push away the other guy.
“Women like when you confirm ownership. Believe me, no one would dance with my girlfriend if he were her ex. Not happening on my watch.” (Tink: PREACH!)
After acting a fictional vampire wedding, he isn’t sure he wants big nups of his own. “I did an interview with Kristen,” Pattinson says, “and she got annoyed with me for saying the groom’s role in a wedding is basically to be a prop.”
He has this advice for grooms: “Any guy who tries to get involved in organizing a wedding or even has an opinion is ridiculous.”
He did get very involved during Bella’s horrific birth scene.
“It’s so annoying that this is not an R-rated movie,” Pattinson laments. (Tink: SO annoying)
“This could have been very ‘Rosemary’s Baby,’ ” he says. “I wanted a little demonic possession. Ideally, Bella would have twins. One good. One evil.”
He says the pivotal moment where Edward bites Bella and turns her into a vampire was movie magic. His first bites don’t work so well, so he chomps her in the neck, the leg, the arms …
“It would have been more fun if I were doing this to Kristen,” he says with a smile. “I was actually biting a rubber dummy of Kristen.
“I was really nervous because it had to be violent, but because it’s ‘Twilight,’ it also had to be a little dreamy. It was great because finally I get to be a vampire for a second and bite someone.” (Tink: And we can NOT wait....)
He is happy to put these “Twilight” years in perspective.
“I came to L.A. at 17 totally unemployed,” he says. “ ‘Twilight’ was like being propelled by a jet through a maze. It still hasn’t slowed down. It’s fun. Totally bizarre. And someday I will figure it all out.
“I didn’t even know if I’d continue acting before this happened. Now, I do have a true drive and passion for it.” (Tink: This makes me really happy....sweet Man isn't closing up shop any time soon!)
Just not too much passion. The suits are watching. (Tink: Someone stick these suits in the basement! We want PassionRob 24/7!)
“I don’t know if there’s much that would surprise people about Rob, except that he’s probably more fun-loving in private than may come across in public. (Tink: Whoa! Rob is even MORE fun-loving?? This blows my mind...)...
“The biggest change for me in this film was that Bella finally gets to be happy — at least for a bit of time. While clearly she exhibits a lot of bridal jitters tied to the wedding scenes at the beginning of ‘Part 1,’ there’s some genuine joy there for both her and Edward.”...
Asked to weigh in which side of the “Team Jacob” or “Team Edward” side she’s on, she said, “Well, come on. After all, I do marry Edward and become a vampire. Don’t you think that answers that question?”
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