Showing posts with label Variety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Variety. Show all posts

VIDEOS & Pics: Robert Pattinson and his debonair self co-chair the opening to the Academy Museum (Sept. 29)

VIDEOS & Pics: Robert Pattinson and his debonair self co-chair the opening to the Academy Museum (Sept. 29)

I know it's been ages. You can just say we're on the same public sabbatical as Rob. ;) But I wanted to give you guys a fresh comment feed to drool over this timeless man.

Rob joined H.E.R. to co-chair a party for the opening of the new Academy Museum in LA last night and my oh my did he look like a tall glass of water in a barren dessert. 

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Check out some photo galleries from Pattinson Photos!

  • Rob's arrival to the Academy Museum: HERE
  • RedCarpetRob!: HERE
  • Rob inside the event: HERE
Rob stopped to chat on the carpet as well and it was lovely to hear from him. Always so charming and funny and sweet.

 YouTube of the Variety interview:



Enjoy this return of the king! Until DC Fandome....excite

Variety sources suggest big studio films, including Robert Pattinson's The Batman, could be pushed back

Variety sources suggest big studio films, including Robert Pattinson's The Batman, could be pushed back

A pause on our DoR today while we discuss the potential for The Batman to be pushed back.

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Excerpt from Variety:
Sources tell Variety that most studios are letting talent and their reps know that at this point they do not expect these stalled productions to get back underway until mid-May at the earliest. When most of these shutdowns were first announced, studios hinted that it was possible that people could go back to work in April. But even May could be overly optimistic — the pandemic is not expected to reach its apex in major production hubs like New York City until the end of April.

Studios won’t be able to go back to work until local governments lift the bans on gatherings of more than 10 people, a number that most sets routinely eclipse. One source believes that the first films to resume production will likely be ones that are shooting in the U.S., as the prospect of filming overseas presents too many logistical challenges given the global nature of COVID-19.

Not only are studios focused on ensuring the safety of their casts and crews, they are also trying to figure out how to accommodate talent that had lined up other productions in the coming months. Right now the expectation is that in-demand stars such as Chris Pratt in “Jurassic World: Dominion” or Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in “Red Notice” will be able to convince forthcoming productions to move their start dates further into the future so they can finish shooting. Individuals in supporting roles who have larger parts in upcoming productions will likely have to drop out, and insiders say studio executives are already checking in on the availability of other actors who can serve as possible replacements.

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Other major movies were fairly far along when the virus began to intensify. “The Matrix 4” had finished shooting in San Francisco and was about to begin production in Berlin, “The Batman” had completed nearly seven weeks of filming in London, and “Red Notice” had been in the works for two months in Atlanta. There’s an outside chance these films might even make their original release dates, although it is more likely they will be moved back.
Click HERE to read the article in full.

I don't think this puts Rob at a disadvantage. Batman as a superhero will always draw attention no matter when you release a Batman film. This being a relaunch of a massive superhero benefits from more distance from the Affleck version and the Snyder universe. I know superhero films are the big moneymakers for studios but I also feel many are rushed and I definitely feel the way WB/DC have been running things post-Marvel dominance has been rushed and sloppy. I want Rob as The Batman yesterday but I'm trying to see the silver lining. That's my 2 cents. What do you all think?

VIDEO: Robert Pattinson & Jennifer Lopez Variety Actors on Actors

VIDEO: Robert Pattinson & Jennifer Lopez Variety Actors on Actors



Check out the feature over on the Variety website HERE

Variety Actors on Actors Featuring Robert Pattinson & Jennifer Lopez

Variety Actors on Actors Featuring Robert Pattinson & Jennifer Lopez

OMG I can't wait to see this interview. For now we have to put up with photos and text.

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Robert Pattinson Q&A after The Lighthouse screening for SAG-AFTRA + upcoming Q&A in Los Angeles

Robert Pattinson Q&A after The Lighthouse screening for SAG-AFTRA + upcoming Q&A in Los Angeles

Variety recently announced that Rob will compete in the Lead Actor category for The Lighthouse with Willem in supporting. That means we're going to be seeing quite a bit of Rob this award season. YAY US!!!!

Rob got things rolling last night with a Q&A for SAG-AFTRA (the actors guild) after a screening of The Lighthouse. Rob will also join Robert Eggers and Willem Dafoe for a Q&A following the showing of The Lighthouse at Landmark Theaters Oct. 19th. More more more!




VIDEO: Q&A with Robert Pattinson after The Lighthouse screening at the Mill Valley Film Festival

VIDEO: Q&A with Robert Pattinson after The Lighthouse screening at the Mill Valley Film Festival



This version includes Rob's introduction

Here Come The Robert Pattinson Variety Outtakes

Here Come The Robert Pattinson Variety Outtakes

Matthew Brookes shared this amazing outtake on his instagram.
Keep 'em coming is all I can say!

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VIDEOS: Variety Studio Interview With Robert Pattinson, Robert Eggers & Willem Dafoe

VIDEOS: Variety Studio Interview With Robert Pattinson, Robert Eggers & Willem Dafoe





PHOTOS & VIDEOS: Robert Pattinson At The Variety AT&T Party TIFF19

PHOTOS & VIDEOS: Robert Pattinson At The Variety AT&T Party TIFF19

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PICS, VIDS & MORE AFTER THE CUT

Robert Pattinson, Robert Eggers and Willem Dafoe HQ Pics From Variety Studio & LA Times

Robert Pattinson, Robert Eggers and Willem Dafoe HQ Pics From Variety Studio & LA Times

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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks to Variety about The Lighthouse, Christopher Nolan, and of course, The Batman!

VIDEO: Robert Pattinson talks to Variety about The Lighthouse, Christopher Nolan, and of course, The Batman!

Hiiiii Rob! This is the video interview that accompanies those amazing pics and the interview from Variety. Enjoy! I know you will. :)))

The Batman Talks!

It's not like we needed anymore verification... but Rob talking about playing Batman is the best! Is it 2021 yet?



Robert Pattinson couldn’t stop Googling himself. In mid-May, the 33-year-old actor found himself obsessively refreshing his phone on a flight from Los Angeles to the south of France. Pattinson was headed to the Cannes Film Festival for the world premiere of his new movie, “The Lighthouse,” just days before he was set to start shooting the next Christopher Nolan film, “Tenet.” But someone had tipped off the press about another top-secret project, one the entire world was now reporting on: Pattinson had been cast as the next Batman.

The stories were premature — Pattinson hadn’t even auditioned yet — and he was horrified that all the chatter would spook Warner Bros. executives into not hiring him. “When that thing leaked, I was f—ing furious,” Pattinson recalls on a recent rainy afternoon in London. “Everyone was so upset. Everyone was panicking from my team. I sort of thought that had blown up the whole thing.”




 Read the rest of this great article HERE!
 

The Batman director turns on the Bat-Signal aka tweets for the first time in 2 months + THR talks how Robert Pattinson got the job

The Batman director turns on the Bat-Signal aka tweets for the first time in 2 months + THR talks how Robert Pattinson got the job

Right on cue, Matt Reeves sent out this little tweet yesterday:

I love it. This is so wild. Have you been reading up on Batman? I only know the films so I'm reading beginning stuff when Batman was known as The Batman and "world's greatest detective" since that's what Reeves has signaled his focus will be.

Here's something else you might like to read. The Hollywood Reporter has an article talking about how the casting of Rob went down. We don't have any named sources so take this however you want it. I have a theory I developed when the 2nd confirmation happened. When we got the 1st confirmation from Variety weeks ago, it was from a WB source that knew Rob decided to say yes. Then, knowing that was Reeves choice, it was only a matter of time before the ink was dry. I think WB had Hoult as a backup and wanted to do screen tests just to settle themselves but it was really done when Rob said yes. I know that is a favorable take for Rob but come on. All takes here will be favorable to Rob.

Anywho...read this and ponder. What theories do you guys have?

From The Hollywood Reporter:
"Quick" Debates and Secret Screen Tests: How Robert Pattinson Became Batman 
Two weeks ago, a black jacket-clad Robert Pattinson faced flashbulbs and reporters at the Cannes Film Festival premiere of his period drama, The Lighthouse. When one guest approached him at the reception and said, “I heard you were the new Batman,” he offered only a sly smile and stayed mum. 
In reality, Pattinson was not the Caped Crusader…just yet. Hours after his Cannes duties in designer duds, he would be on a plane to Los Angeles to face perhaps the biggest test of his acting career: putting on a Batsuit for director Matt Reeves, who is casting The Batman.

That test was officially passed Friday, when Warner Bros. announced that Pattinson had won the role. The decision was the culmination of an intense process that insiders describe as surprisingly quick. As opposed to most superhero casting efforts, which often include far-and-wide searches and dozens of screen tests for the likes of Superman or more recently, Spider-Man, the Batman process was notably smooth.

“It was quick,” says one Warners insider. “Quicker than normal.”

Reeves, who was hired to write and direct a new Batman movie in February 2017, was envisioning actors while penning the script, according to sources familiar with the filmmaker’s thinking. It helped that this new Batman needed to conform to a defined age bracket. He is written as around 30 years old, and the story is neither another rehashing of his origin nor the tale of a seasoned crimefighter ruling Gotham City. He is Bruce Wayne still trying to find his footing on his way to becoming the genius detective.

This, of course, eliminated Ben Affleck, as THR first reported back in July 2017. (Affleck and Warner Bros. denied the recasting at the time because the actor, who had played the role in Batman v Superman and Justice League, was to have headlined his own stand-alone movie that was sidelined when the studio began rethinking its superhero strategy.)

Reeves is said to have considered Pattinson, 33, early on in the process, says one source, even though no outreach was made. Reeves didn’t even know if the actor wanted the part. Since Pattinson shot to fame as a heartthrob vampire in the Twilight films, he has built a solid résumé in smaller, well-reviewed independent films like Good Time and Maps to the Stars. He has assiduously avoided big studio franchise films.

But that fact actually made him more attractive to Reeves and the executive team at Warner Bros. Specifically, Pattinson has not yet appeared in a Marvel Studios movie, and name-brand actors not working for the DC Comics rival are becoming few and far between. While there are no contract provisions prohibiting Marvel actors from appearing in DC/Warner Bros. movies and vice versa, execs believe that cross-pollination dilutes both brands and can cause confusion for audiences, especially from a marketing point of view.
Click HERE to keep reading on THR!

Holy Batman... it's Robert Pattinson!

 
It looks like we're one step closer to this being a real thing... the bat signal is close to lighting up the night sky with Battinson!



He’s going from sex symbol to bat symbol. Sources tell Variety that Robert Pattinson is in negotiations to play “The Batman” in Matt Reeves’ forthcoming superhero film, which hits theaters June 25, 2021.

While sources say it’s not yet a done deal, Pattinson is the top choice and it’s expected to close shortly. Warner Bros. had no comment.

Pre-production on the Warner Bros.-DC Comics pic is expected to start this summer.

Reeves, the filmmaker behind the last two “Planet of the Apes” sequels, assumed “Batman” directing duties from Ben Affleck in January 2017 and has been developing the elusive project ever since. Affleck and Warner Bros. began discussing the actor-director leaving the Caped Crusader behind following “Justice League,” allowing Reeves to pick his own Bruce Wayne.

Reeves will produce “The Batman” with his “Planet of the Apes” collaborator Dylan Clark.

Read the full article from Variety HERE!




 

NEW: Robert Pattinson portraits for Variety, Deadline and The Wrap with Claire Denis and Mia Goth at TIFF

NEW: Robert Pattinson portraits for Variety, Deadline and The Wrap with Claire Denis and Mia Goth at TIFF

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Adorable Video Of Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis From Variety's Instagram

Adorable Video Of Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis From Variety's Instagram

VIDEO INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Talks About The Process Of Getting Movies Made & MORE With Variety

VIDEO INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson Talks About The Process Of Getting Movies Made & MORE With Variety

Aaaah I've missed his funny interviews! Excited for more.

MORE! Pictures and Video of Robert Pattinson promoting Damsel at Sundance Film Festival (Jan. 22)

MORE! Pictures and Video of Robert Pattinson promoting Damsel at Sundance Film Festival (Jan. 22)

These promo pics are so fun! Click through all of them for HQs.

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