Robert Pattinson Talks "Water For Elephants" & Twimania To Canada.com

Canada.com Interview with Robert Pattinson. There's old bits mixed into this and the parts about "Water for Elephants" we've heard before so I reckon it's from the roundtable interview at the junket.

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The smile, the laugh (that we know so well) and the messy hair.
It's from Leno. Do you remember?



From Canada.com

Becoming a Hollywood heartthrob was never on Robert Pattinson’s to-do list. But he has become one of the hottest teen idols in the world.

Indeed, the poster boy continues to be idolized for his role as vampire Edward Cullen, opposite Kristen Stewart’s Bella Swan, in the wildly popular Twilight film series.

And the fantasy blockbuster maintains its momentum, with the release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part I on Nov. 18, followed by Part II in November of 2012.

Certainly, the Twi-hard craze shows no signs of letting up.

Based on the bestselling Stephenie Meyer books, the first three movie versions – Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse – scooped up more than $1.8 billion US, while the controversial Breaking Dawn pictures could add another billion dollars to the coffers.

Reminding the 24-year-old that he must endure at least two more years of adoration from devoted zealots makes him grimace a little.

“None of us ever thought Twilight was going to be so massive,” admits Pattinson during an interview in L.A. while promoting Eclipse.

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Emile de Ravin talks Robert Pattinson With Canada.com

NEW YORK - As one of the high-profile stars in the popular TV series Lost, Emilie de Ravin has endured more than her share of silly questions from inquiring minds.

Usually, she tries to be friendly and forthcoming, but the Australian actress makes an exception during a recent promotional interview for the movie Remember Me, which opens March 12.

In the romantic drama, de Ravin plays Ally, a New York cop's daughter who ends up falling for Tyler, a rebellious college student played by Twilight heartthrob Robert Pattinson. The characters develop a relationship - to the chagrin of Ally's protective father.

That's great, but what was it like kissing Robert Pattinson, she's asked?

"Come on," says de Ravin as she rolls her eyes to dismiss the teen-mag type of query.

She had more to say about her Remember Me portrayal and working alongside Pattinson. For instance, she will admit that her decision to do the Pattinson vehicle had nothing to do with the actor's involvement.

"His name might have been on the cover of the screenplay, but I didn't associate him with the movie," de Ravin admits.

However, she learned to appreciate his talents and his drive to be an actor, not a teen sensation. "He's a very sort of normal, grounded, down-to-earth individual, and he's not one of these people who's doing this for the fame," she says.

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