First Toronto Press Junket Interviews With Robert Pattinson, David Cronenberg & Paul Giamatti
Paul Giamatti talks about Rob at 3:25
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Robert Pattinson Talks About Life At 26 & LOTS MORE In A NEW Interview
Robert Pattinson Talks About Life At 26 & LOTS MORE In A NEW Interview
LOVE this NEW Interview with Rob. I could actually hear his voice while I was reading it.
Grab A cuppa and have a read...............
Robert Pattinson has swept away his teen idol persona in one fell swoop, thanks to Cosmopolis. ShortList’s Jonathan Crocker talks off-piste career choices with a reluctant superstar
Five minutes after meeting her, Robert Pattinson found himself having sex with French actress Juliette Binoche in the back of a limo. “She literally turned up and was like, ‘Let’s do it,’” he grins. (Kate: A woman after my own heart!)
“It was just hilarious. There wasn’t enough room in the limo so she was banging her head on the ceiling.” (Kate: Giggles) So this is what’s it’s like to be Robert Pattinson. “It’s just boring,” he counters, almost apologetically.
What happens when you’re mega-rich, mega-handsome and mega-bored? You flip out. You get in a limousine and go on a ride that could change your life forever. Bouncy, backseat sex with an Oscar-winning actress. Boozy, late-night clubbing. Rabid crowds trying to get their hands on you. You beat up a guy in the street. You kill a man...
LOVE this NEW Interview with Rob. I could actually hear his voice while I was reading it.
Grab A cuppa and have a read...............
Robert Pattinson has swept away his teen idol persona in one fell swoop, thanks to Cosmopolis. ShortList’s Jonathan Crocker talks off-piste career choices with a reluctant superstar
Five minutes after meeting her, Robert Pattinson found himself having sex with French actress Juliette Binoche in the back of a limo. “She literally turned up and was like, ‘Let’s do it,’” he grins. (Kate: A woman after my own heart!)
“It was just hilarious. There wasn’t enough room in the limo so she was banging her head on the ceiling.” (Kate: Giggles) So this is what’s it’s like to be Robert Pattinson. “It’s just boring,” he counters, almost apologetically.
What happens when you’re mega-rich, mega-handsome and mega-bored? You flip out. You get in a limousine and go on a ride that could change your life forever. Bouncy, backseat sex with an Oscar-winning actress. Boozy, late-night clubbing. Rabid crowds trying to get their hands on you. You beat up a guy in the street. You kill a man...
Great NEW Interview With Robert Pattinson & David Cronenberg From Allocine
UPDATED With You Tube
Great NEW Interview With Robert Pattinson & David Cronenberg From Allocine
Such a great way to start a Sunday. Listening to the very insightful David explain about Cosmopolis and how he chooses his actors and listening to Rob talk about what it was like to film the movie.
And what can I say about his infectious giggle. I dare you not to giggle at Rob while you watch this.
This is a MUST WATCH!
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Great NEW Interview With Robert Pattinson & David Cronenberg From Allocine
Such a great way to start a Sunday. Listening to the very insightful David explain about Cosmopolis and how he chooses his actors and listening to Rob talk about what it was like to film the movie.
And what can I say about his infectious giggle. I dare you not to giggle at Rob while you watch this.
This is a MUST WATCH!
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Did Robert Pattinson Discover Any Paternal Instincts While Filming "Breaking Dawn"?
This Empire Interview with Robert Pattinson is a must read.
It's lengthy but there are some new, different answers to questions.
Grab a cuppa, sit down and have a read.
His name is now synonymous with screaming fans, tousled hair and possibly sparkly skin, such that Robert Pattinson may find it difficult to escape the shadow of vampire Edward. But as we found out recently, he's largely at peace with the role these days and only slightly bemused at what the fans see in Edward. Here he is on becoming a vampire dad, behaving like a secret agent and going on guilt trips. Mild spoilers for those who haven't read the book...
Are you happy to say goodbye to Twilight? And what has its impact been on our culture?
I guess I’m happy to move on, but it was nice to have good closure. I found Edward quite a restrictive character but in Breaking Dawn he kind of loosens up about everything. I mean, it’s almost impossible not to when you’re delivering babies and, you know, Bella is dying and all this stuff is happening. You can’t play it the same, and that was nice. It was nice to have arguments and things as Edward, which seemed very unusual. But um, what’s its contribution to the culture? Well one of the main things, which obviously the books did but the movies helped, was just getting young people reading again. Harry Potter started this thing, but anything which gets kids reading, it helps. As soon as you start reading one series then you start reading a bunch of other stuff. Just in terms of the film industry as well, I think Twilight showed that you can have a female audience for something and it does well.
What about its perception of romance?
I think it’s a fairly traditional romance. I have never understood the fascination with vampires though. I mean, people are obsessed and I don’t know why. I know the history of it; I find it interesting to think there are true stories of things in, say, Romania. I like all the conspiracy theory aspects of it, but I guess when doing Twilight that is why all the vampire people hate us, because we didn’t have fangs, don’t get burnt in the sunlight or anything. I didn’t really have to do any research about vampires.
How was it shooting the films back to back? Was there a different kind of feel to it doing two movies?
Yeah, it felt like a long time when we were shooting it. Also, at the beginning we were a lot less stressed than we were before. It became stressful later, when we suddenly realized we were basically shooting these two films. It became even more work in the end than normal, but for the first couple of months it was like “Eh, we got 8 months! This is easy!”.
It's lengthy but there are some new, different answers to questions.
Grab a cuppa, sit down and have a read.
His name is now synonymous with screaming fans, tousled hair and possibly sparkly skin, such that Robert Pattinson may find it difficult to escape the shadow of vampire Edward. But as we found out recently, he's largely at peace with the role these days and only slightly bemused at what the fans see in Edward. Here he is on becoming a vampire dad, behaving like a secret agent and going on guilt trips. Mild spoilers for those who haven't read the book...
Are you happy to say goodbye to Twilight? And what has its impact been on our culture?
I guess I’m happy to move on, but it was nice to have good closure. I found Edward quite a restrictive character but in Breaking Dawn he kind of loosens up about everything. I mean, it’s almost impossible not to when you’re delivering babies and, you know, Bella is dying and all this stuff is happening. You can’t play it the same, and that was nice. It was nice to have arguments and things as Edward, which seemed very unusual. But um, what’s its contribution to the culture? Well one of the main things, which obviously the books did but the movies helped, was just getting young people reading again. Harry Potter started this thing, but anything which gets kids reading, it helps. As soon as you start reading one series then you start reading a bunch of other stuff. Just in terms of the film industry as well, I think Twilight showed that you can have a female audience for something and it does well.
What about its perception of romance?
I think it’s a fairly traditional romance. I have never understood the fascination with vampires though. I mean, people are obsessed and I don’t know why. I know the history of it; I find it interesting to think there are true stories of things in, say, Romania. I like all the conspiracy theory aspects of it, but I guess when doing Twilight that is why all the vampire people hate us, because we didn’t have fangs, don’t get burnt in the sunlight or anything. I didn’t really have to do any research about vampires.
How was it shooting the films back to back? Was there a different kind of feel to it doing two movies?
Yeah, it felt like a long time when we were shooting it. Also, at the beginning we were a lot less stressed than we were before. It became stressful later, when we suddenly realized we were basically shooting these two films. It became even more work in the end than normal, but for the first couple of months it was like “Eh, we got 8 months! This is easy!”.
*NEW* Robert Pattinson Talks To RTE's TenTv (Ireland)
A giggly Robert Pattinson Talks To RTE's TenTv (Ireland)
This is a great interview where he talks about his music and loads more.
Click on the pic to watch
This is a great interview where he talks about his music and loads more.
Click on the pic to watch
Robert Pattinson talks to Swedish press about his career and more
Robert Pattinson talks to Swedish press about his career and more
Talks about screenwriting (prose!) and more about his plans for his career! The last question in this video but watch the whole thing. EEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
UPDATE: YouTube added. Just the Rob parts :)
Adding another when Rob talks about fans and his normal life....also good :)
Thanks SwedishBite!
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Talks about screenwriting (prose!) and more about his plans for his career! The last question in this video but watch the whole thing. EEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
UPDATE: YouTube added. Just the Rob parts :)
Adding another when Rob talks about fans and his normal life....also good :)
Thanks SwedishBite!
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In Depth Interview With Robert Pattinson (RTL)
Great Interview with Robert Pattinson from RTL, it's a must watch! Though I am cringing at the last question!
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Thanks to PatLaBel for the info !
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Thanks to PatLaBel for the info !
Videos: Robert Pattinson On "Letterman"
Videos: Robert Pattinson On "Letterman"
Great Interview with Rob, I won't spoil it for you if you haven't watched it yet.
Have a listen below..............
Thanks to Spunk Ransom
Great Interview with Rob, I won't spoil it for you if you haven't watched it yet.
Have a listen below..............
Thanks to Spunk Ransom
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
*NEW* Interview With Robert Pattinson From WFE Premiere Berlin
New Interview with Robert Pattinson when he was in Berlin for the"Water For Elephants" Premiere.
Thanks to RobstenSexyEyes
You Tube Versions After The Cut!
Thanks to RobstenSexyEyes
You Tube Versions After The Cut!
New interview with Robert Pattinson in Glamour (Italy)
New interview with Robert Pattinson in Glamour (Italy)
A fantastic interview in the June 2011 issue. Rob needs to do more of these. Let the fans ask the questions I say!
Rob answers questions from fans posted on Glamour's Facebook.
In your new movie Water for elephants you work with animals. Do you have any pets?
Rob: "I recently got a puppy from a shelter in Louisiana, and called him Bear. He's an extraordinary dog, very smart and playful." (Tink: But he doesn't know any tricks like Queenie...)
Have you ever gone to the circus?
Rob: "I haven't, but it's weird that I can feel nostalgic for a place I've never been to."
When was the last time you cried?
Rob: "I continually cry, over everything. I'm crying right now! I'm drying my tears on the keyboard as I'm writing the answers" (Tink: so witty)
What book is on your bedside table at the moment?
Rob: "It's a book written by Steve Fisher, talking about the period when Las Vegas was under the control of the Mafia. I love the story of Las Vegas. (Tink: I think this is it...)
Who is your favorite hero?
Rob: "It's John Self from the novel Money by Martin Amis, because Amis manages to make fascinating even the most disgusting character on earth." (Tink: This just made be bitter about us not having Bel Ami yet)
How do you picture yourself at age 90?
Rob: "I want to be with my wife, sitting on a deckchair, sipping some tea, and reading books in a retirement home, in a beautiful and warm place." (Tink: I want him to have this. *sigh*)
Do you prefer a pair of jeans or a tuxedo?
Rob: "Pair of jeans, but I don't mind wearing a tux, not everyday of course." (Tink: He doesn't mind wearing a tux because he knows he looks damn fine in one.)
He really can't go wrong though...
Do you read your horoscope?
Rob: "No, and I really don't believe in that stuff."
The first verse of your favourite poem or song
Rob: "I grew up on the crime side, the New York Times side. Staying alive was no jive" - It's C.R.E.A.M. by the hardcore rap group Wu-Tang Clan from New York. (Tink: I love him hard. )
A must in your closet
Rob: "Underwear, which is only necessary thing after all. But I might add socks as well, you know just to make the answer more interesting." (Tink: Lies. We know Rob has an aversion to socks...)
What is one thing you think you're good and one thing you're bad at?
Rob: "I'm really good at the game "words with friends", while I'm not good at the ice hockey simulation NHL 11 for PlayStation 3."
Which is the song on your iPod you listen to the most?
Rob: "Beside You by Van Morrison. iTunes tells me I've listened to it 53 times, but I reset the play count twice at least, so I might have listened to it like a hundred times."
Where would you like to live?
Rob: "In LA and NY, or maybe in both cities! (Tink: LA is on the table! Woot!)
Are you a techno addict or a romantic guy?
Rob: "I'm a romantic guy." (Tink: So sweet. I never believe him when he says he's not romantic.)
Which is more difficult to shoot, a sex scene or a laugh?
Rob: "It's hard to say. Both kinds of scenes turned up really well."
You open your fridge and...
Rob: "And there's a Coca-Cola Zero, a pizza from yesterday, 2 day old Chinese food, and a Heineken." (Tink: Again, I love him hard.)
What is your ringtone?
Rob: "The standard one. Always." (Tink: zzzzzzzzzzz)
What is the first thing you do when you wake up?
Rob: "I brush my teeth, have a shower and go walk my dog."
What is your dream?
Rob: "Be able to act, write, direct, edit and produce my own movies." (Tink: If you build it, they will come.)
Are you on any social networks?
Rob: "If "words with friends" is considered a social network then yes. But I do not have any twitter or facebook accounts. There are too many people pretending to be me. If you want to know me, you have to go to the cinema."
What is your tip for an aspiring actor?
Rob: "Be faithful to yourself. That's enough."
Note on the pic: "The big doubt: is he dating Kristen? Yes, no, maybe. Robert changes the subject and doesn't answer this question"
Translation | Scans | Via
A fantastic interview in the June 2011 issue. Rob needs to do more of these. Let the fans ask the questions I say!
Rob answers questions from fans posted on Glamour's Facebook.
In your new movie Water for elephants you work with animals. Do you have any pets?
Rob: "I recently got a puppy from a shelter in Louisiana, and called him Bear. He's an extraordinary dog, very smart and playful." (Tink: But he doesn't know any tricks like Queenie...)
Have you ever gone to the circus?
Rob: "I haven't, but it's weird that I can feel nostalgic for a place I've never been to."
When was the last time you cried?
Rob: "I continually cry, over everything. I'm crying right now! I'm drying my tears on the keyboard as I'm writing the answers" (Tink: so witty)
What book is on your bedside table at the moment?
Rob: "It's a book written by Steve Fisher, talking about the period when Las Vegas was under the control of the Mafia. I love the story of Las Vegas. (Tink: I think this is it...)
Who is your favorite hero?
Rob: "It's John Self from the novel Money by Martin Amis, because Amis manages to make fascinating even the most disgusting character on earth." (Tink: This just made be bitter about us not having Bel Ami yet)
How do you picture yourself at age 90?
Rob: "I want to be with my wife, sitting on a deckchair, sipping some tea, and reading books in a retirement home, in a beautiful and warm place." (Tink: I want him to have this. *sigh*)
Do you prefer a pair of jeans or a tuxedo?
Rob: "Pair of jeans, but I don't mind wearing a tux, not everyday of course." (Tink: He doesn't mind wearing a tux because he knows he looks damn fine in one.)
He really can't go wrong though...
Do you read your horoscope?
Rob: "No, and I really don't believe in that stuff."
The first verse of your favourite poem or song
Rob: "I grew up on the crime side, the New York Times side. Staying alive was no jive" - It's C.R.E.A.M. by the hardcore rap group Wu-Tang Clan from New York. (Tink: I love him hard. )
A must in your closet
Rob: "Underwear, which is only necessary thing after all. But I might add socks as well, you know just to make the answer more interesting." (Tink: Lies. We know Rob has an aversion to socks...)
What is one thing you think you're good and one thing you're bad at?
Rob: "I'm really good at the game "words with friends", while I'm not good at the ice hockey simulation NHL 11 for PlayStation 3."
Which is the song on your iPod you listen to the most?
Rob: "Beside You by Van Morrison. iTunes tells me I've listened to it 53 times, but I reset the play count twice at least, so I might have listened to it like a hundred times."
Where would you like to live?
Rob: "In LA and NY, or maybe in both cities! (Tink: LA is on the table! Woot!)
Are you a techno addict or a romantic guy?
Rob: "I'm a romantic guy." (Tink: So sweet. I never believe him when he says he's not romantic.)
Which is more difficult to shoot, a sex scene or a laugh?
Rob: "It's hard to say. Both kinds of scenes turned up really well."
You open your fridge and...
Rob: "And there's a Coca-Cola Zero, a pizza from yesterday, 2 day old Chinese food, and a Heineken." (Tink: Again, I love him hard.)
What is your ringtone?
Rob: "The standard one. Always." (Tink: zzzzzzzzzzz)
What is the first thing you do when you wake up?
Rob: "I brush my teeth, have a shower and go walk my dog."
What is your dream?
Rob: "Be able to act, write, direct, edit and produce my own movies." (Tink: If you build it, they will come.)
Are you on any social networks?
Rob: "If "words with friends" is considered a social network then yes. But I do not have any twitter or facebook accounts. There are too many people pretending to be me. If you want to know me, you have to go to the cinema."
What is your tip for an aspiring actor?
Rob: "Be faithful to yourself. That's enough."
Note on the pic: "The big doubt: is he dating Kristen? Yes, no, maybe. Robert changes the subject and doesn't answer this question"
Translation | Scans | Via
Robert Pattinson On Jimmy Kimmel (Now HD)
Full Robert Pattinson Interview with Jimmy Kimmel now in HD
And MC Hammer tweets to tell Rob it's true about the batteries LOL
Or you can watch it in one video HERE
Thanks to YolycoPro
Also the Intro of Rob with the fans.
And MC Hammer tweets to tell Rob it's true about the batteries LOL
Or you can watch it in one video HERE
Thanks to YolycoPro
Also the Intro of Rob with the fans.
Unedited interivew of Robert Pattinson from Water for Elephants press junket
Remember Kevin McCarthy's interview with Robert Pattinson, Reese Witherspoon, and Christoph Waltz during the Water for Elephants press junket?
Well here's that great unedited interview with Rob that Kevin promised us!
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Well here's that great unedited interview with Rob that Kevin promised us!
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Robert Pattinson, Reese Witherspoon & Christoph Waltz Talk "Water For Elephants" (Great Interview)
Great interview Robert Pattinson, Reese Witherspoon & Christoph Waltz.
LOVE THIS!
I don't see nothin' wrong with a bit of bump'n'grind either Rob! (wink, wink)
Thanks To Kevin McCarthy
LOVE THIS!
I don't see nothin' wrong with a bit of bump'n'grind either Rob! (wink, wink)
Thanks To Kevin McCarthy
Robert Pattinson's Stunt Double Paul Darnell Tells Us How Humble & Hardworking Rob Is
Cindy a reader over at RobertPattinsonNews was lucky enough to get to talk to Paul Darnell who plays Robert Pattinson's double. Here are the parts where he talks about Rob and of course tells us how great Rob is.
To read the rest head over to RobertPattinsonNews
How did you react when Robert Pattinson thanked you for his Twilight “Best Fight” MTV Movie Award? Can you share your experience in filming that scene?
First let me say that Robert Pattinson is an amazingly humble person and a very hard worker. He works very hard and shows up to every rehearsal. The last battle scene in Twilight was very intense. Many of the stunts involved hard hits with wires and crashes which are so much fun to do! Without risking personal injury to Rob, I ended up doing the majority of stunts in the final battle which won the award.
I was at a friend's house and I started getting text messages and phone calls from friends saying "I think Rob Pattinson just thanked you on national TV". I was really stoked and also a little confused by the "I think" part. Immediately I went online and found a video of Rob's speech where he gave me credit for the award but said the wrong last name. To his credit, someone had misspelled my name on a photo shoot for LA Magazine and my wrong last name was plastered all over the internet. None the less, I was so stoked that he would even think of me for a shot out. Actors rarely do that for stuntmen. Rob is a very considerate individual and true gentleman. When I saw him on the set of Remember Me he immediately apologized for the mishap. (Kate: All together now........ awwwwwwwwww)
How has the experience of being Robert Pattinson’s stunt double varied from Twilight to Remember Me to Water for Elephants for you?
It has been amazing to see Rob's fame grow and grow. His fan base is grown so much since the first Twilight and I am very happy for him. He also continues to stay the same humble guy each time I see him.
Paul Darnell as "Jacob"
Photo Credit by Cheryl Hagan
Can you share any of the experience of last summer’s filming of Water for Elephants?
A terrific book turned into an even greater film with 3 outstanding actors. The three, Reese, Rob and Christoph, worked together amazingly. Rob also did an amazing job learning and performing the fights and working with the animals. Rob has a scene feeding tigers, REAL tigers, that could eat you if they wanted. (Kate:Eeeekk) Rob played it cool and had no problems working with them at all. Probably better than I could.
Robert Pattinson on set at "Jacob's House" - GA
Photo Credit Cheryl Hagan
What are you currently working on?
I'm lucky enough to be working again with Rob on Breaking Dawn which has even more action than any of the other Twilights. Can't say much other than it is going to be an amazing film!
Thanks to Cindy At RobertPattinsonNews
To read the rest head over to RobertPattinsonNews
How did you react when Robert Pattinson thanked you for his Twilight “Best Fight” MTV Movie Award? Can you share your experience in filming that scene?
First let me say that Robert Pattinson is an amazingly humble person and a very hard worker. He works very hard and shows up to every rehearsal. The last battle scene in Twilight was very intense. Many of the stunts involved hard hits with wires and crashes which are so much fun to do! Without risking personal injury to Rob, I ended up doing the majority of stunts in the final battle which won the award.
I was at a friend's house and I started getting text messages and phone calls from friends saying "I think Rob Pattinson just thanked you on national TV". I was really stoked and also a little confused by the "I think" part. Immediately I went online and found a video of Rob's speech where he gave me credit for the award but said the wrong last name. To his credit, someone had misspelled my name on a photo shoot for LA Magazine and my wrong last name was plastered all over the internet. None the less, I was so stoked that he would even think of me for a shot out. Actors rarely do that for stuntmen. Rob is a very considerate individual and true gentleman. When I saw him on the set of Remember Me he immediately apologized for the mishap. (Kate: All together now........ awwwwwwwwww)
How has the experience of being Robert Pattinson’s stunt double varied from Twilight to Remember Me to Water for Elephants for you?
It has been amazing to see Rob's fame grow and grow. His fan base is grown so much since the first Twilight and I am very happy for him. He also continues to stay the same humble guy each time I see him.
Paul Darnell as "Jacob"
Photo Credit by Cheryl Hagan
Can you share any of the experience of last summer’s filming of Water for Elephants?
A terrific book turned into an even greater film with 3 outstanding actors. The three, Reese, Rob and Christoph, worked together amazingly. Rob also did an amazing job learning and performing the fights and working with the animals. Rob has a scene feeding tigers, REAL tigers, that could eat you if they wanted. (Kate:Eeeekk) Rob played it cool and had no problems working with them at all. Probably better than I could.
Robert Pattinson on set at "Jacob's House" - GA
Photo Credit Cheryl Hagan
What are you currently working on?
I'm lucky enough to be working again with Rob on Breaking Dawn which has even more action than any of the other Twilights. Can't say much other than it is going to be an amazing film!
Thanks to Cindy At RobertPattinsonNews
Reacting To 'Remember Me': An Interview With Screenwriter Will Fetters
This is a great Interview and a must read AFTER you've seen the movie of course!
NOTE: This interview contains story details that will spoil the ending of Remember Me. If you have not seen it yet, not only do I urge you to head to the theater, but you also may want to skip reading this interview until you have.
Robert Pattinson New Moon Press Conference (Complete Audio)
Robert Pattinson Audio from New Moon Press Conference (Nov 6th 2009, Los Angeles)...
Enjoy!
Thanks to Hollywood OutBreak for the audio :)
Enjoy!
Thanks to Hollywood OutBreak for the audio :)
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