Robert Pattinson... Release The Jaw

**Before proceeding any further with this post please sit down, or if you must stand make sure no sharp furniture corners are within a 6 foot radius and scatter cushions on the floor. ROBsessed cannot be held responsible for any injuries caused from viewing the following images.

Although I love the beard and all that it represents (in my mind it represents stuff...), I do miss the jaw. The perfectly sculpted jaw. THE. JAW.

In just a few short weeks, if the scruffy fluff is still there, becoming Edward will force it away, to reveal this.... no more words necessary...

Blast from the Past: Haunted Airman Review

Harry Venning at TheStage.co.uk reviewed The Haunted Airman in 2006 when it first aired and thanks to our lovely Phosphorus we got our hands on it :) Here it is:

All of the BBC’s blue filters must have been requisitioned for The Haunted Airman, a very disturbing, beautifully made and satisfyingly chilling ghost story.

Set in a convalescence home for shell-shocked servicemen during World War Two, it starred Robert Pattinson as a wheelchair-bound RAF pilot suffering from trauma, guilt and paranoia. Either that, or he’s actually imprisoned in a private hell run by the devil himself, who sends spiders, birds and the spirits of the dead to torment him. Make up your own mind.

Pattinson - an actor whose jawline is so finely chiselled it could split granite - played the airman of the title with a perfect combination of youthful terror and world weary cynicism. Julian Sands provided creepy support as the oleaginous Dr Barnes, with Rachael Stirling as the airman’s solicitous and attentive ‘aunt’.

Gozde: Mr. Venning had no idea that the "chiselled jaw line" would be famous one day and the photos of the said jaw would be lovingly called "Jaw Porn" :))

You can order The Haunted Airman from Amazon.cu.uk :) (The DVDs ordered from Amazon.co.uk are Region 2. Check this post for more info on region codes and how you can get the DVD outside of UK)



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