VIDS & PICS: 'High Life' NYFF Press Conference With Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis
TODAY at 11.50am EST you'll be able to watch a livestream of the press conference from the NYFF below.
Sound is better on the version below (thanks Nancy)
Media photos AFTER THE CUT
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HQ PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson & Co At The 'High Life' PhotoCall At The San Sebastian Film Festival
HQ PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson & Co At The 'High Life' PhotoCall At The San Sebastian Film Festival
LOADS OF HQ'S AFTER THE CUT
LOADS OF HQ'S AFTER THE CUT
VIDEO & PICS: Robert Pattinson At The San Sebastian Film Festival 'High Life' Photo Call & Press Conference
VIDEO & PICS: Robert Pattinson At The San Sebastian Film Festival 'High Life' Photo Call & Press Conference
PhotoCall
Press Conference
PICS AFTER THE CUT
Photocall High Life - Claire Denis, Robert Pattinson y Juliette Binoche #66SIFF https://t.co/OOzxLCCgM1— Festival S.Sebastián (@sansebastianfes) September 27, 2018
PhotoCall
Press Conference
PICS AFTER THE CUT
VIDEO: Super cute and funny interview with Robert Pattinson and Claire Denis about casting High Life
VIDEO: Super cute and funny interview with Robert Pattinson and Claire Denis about casting High Life
This is amazing. It's even better since we know the baby!
Source: The Wrap
This is amazing. It's even better since we know the baby!
Source: The Wrap
VIDEOS: More press junket footage of Robert Pattinson talking about bodies and babies aka High Life!
VIDEOS: More press junket footage of Robert Pattinson talking about bodies and babies aka High Life!
Robert Pattinson: "I kind of use movies in a lot of ways to kind of combat little things I sort of have a problem with in reality... I'm so weirdly self-conscious of my body" https://t.co/YFh2g7CCT7 #TIFF18 #HighLife pic.twitter.com/TkDm4psps8— LAT Entertainment (@latimesent) September 11, 2018
Sam's baby :)
NEW: Robert Pattinson portraits for Variety, Deadline and The Wrap with Claire Denis and Mia Goth at TIFF
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth Talk 'High Life' To Deadline At TIFF18
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth Talk 'High Life' To Deadline At TIFF18
HQ & MQ PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson WOW's At The TIFF18 'High Life' Red Carpet Premiere
HQ & MQ PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson WOW's At The TIFF18 'High Life' Red Carpet Premiere
Rob killed it at TIFF last night looking stunning in a Dior suit!
If you missed the Premiere and are playing catch up (like me) check out the video from the Red Carpet HERE and take a look at all the fantastic pics below.
TONS OF MQ's & HQ's AFTER THE CUT
Rob killed it at TIFF last night looking stunning in a Dior suit!
If you missed the Premiere and are playing catch up (like me) check out the video from the Red Carpet HERE and take a look at all the fantastic pics below.
TONS OF MQ's & HQ's AFTER THE CUT
HQ LA Times Portrait Of Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth
HQ LA Times Portrait Of Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth
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VIDEO: Robert Pattinson Talks About Wanting To Work With Claire Dennis To THR
VIDEO: Robert Pattinson Talks About Wanting To Work With Claire Dennis To THR
UPDATE: Added MORE from the interview below
UPDATE
Thanks Susie
UPDATE: Added MORE from the interview below
Robert Pattinson spent years trying to get a meeting with his High Life director, Clare Denis: "I would have done anything. I get very fixated on people I want to work with." #THRatTIFF #TIFF18 pic.twitter.com/6RsEnNl75V— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 9, 2018
UPDATE
THR: Robert Pattinson Chased Claire Denis Down to Work on 'High Life' pic.twitter.com/vEx9muCV45— Julia Sumerki (@JSumerki) September 9, 2018
Thanks Susie
Adorable Video Of Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis From Variety's Instagram
Adorable Video Of Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis From Variety's Instagram
VIDEO from variety ig stories pic.twitter.com/Xzt0S3t6NA— Mr Ninja (@Robsjaw) September 9, 2018
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis Doing Press at TIFF
NEW PICS: Robert Pattinson & Claire Denis Doing Press at TIFF
Eeeeeep Hello Sex Hair!
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Eeeeeep Hello Sex Hair!
Robert Pattinson says he still faces self doubt when tackling a new project. #HighLife #TIFF18 #TheWrap pic.twitter.com/y7TiUZ3rwu— TheWrap (@TheWrap) September 9, 2018
Laughs from Robert Pattinson and Mia Goth as #HighLife director Claire Denis tells how Robert helped cast the baby in the film. #TIFF18 #TheWrap pic.twitter.com/Agmawl4Ffh— TheWrap (@TheWrap) September 9, 2018
what is he doing 😂 #HighLife pic.twitter.com/DbWyDqETcN— ✨ (@Sunnyy_H) September 9, 2018
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Robert Pattinson Confirmed To Attend The San Sebastian Film Festival
Robert Pattinson Confirmed To Attend The San Sebastian Film Festival
The official twitter for the San Sebastian Film Festival confirmed that Rob will be in attendance at the festival along with with Juliette Binoche and Claire Denis. The date for the screening of High Life has not been announced yet.
The official twitter for the San Sebastian Film Festival confirmed that Rob will be in attendance at the festival along with with Juliette Binoche and Claire Denis. The date for the screening of High Life has not been announced yet.
⭐️ Presences confirmed at #66SSIFF: Judi Dench, @DannyDeVito, Hirokazu @hkoreeda, @JulietteBinoche, Laetitia Casta, Timothée @RealChalamet, @BombitaDarin, Lily-Rose Depp, @RyanGosling, Claire Foy, Mercedes Morán, Robert Pattinson, John C. Reilly https://t.co/8Z59V9ACRT pic.twitter.com/qpI5vG1bcU— Festival S.Sebastián (@sansebastianfes) September 7, 2018
Robert Pattinson's 'High Life' Will Have It's World Premiere At TIFF
Robert Pattinson's 'High Life' Will Have It's World Premiere At TIFF
We were wondering and waiting patiently to see where High Life by Claire Denis would premiere and it's finally popped up at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The Festival runs from September 6th - 16th but at present there is no date announced for the premiere (we'll update as soon as it's announced).
From The Hollywood Reporter
Elsewhere, Claire Denis' first English-language feature, High Life, wasn't ready for Cannes and is headed to Toronto for a gala world premiere, with Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche toplining the spacey drama about a group of criminals sent on a mission into a black hole.
From Indiewire
One of the more anticipated movies at Cannes this year was the latest effort from French auteur Claire Denis, with possibly her first English-language project — a CGI-laced space adventure starring Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche in the story of criminals traveling to a black hole. It didn’t make the cut at the May festival, and when Bailey saw it in Paris at Denis’ invitation, it still wasn’t quite ready. “I saw it before most of the effects were in,” he said. “She’s doing something brand new, but it’s a science-fiction movie in Claire Denis’ own way. She can do anything.” He singled out Andre Benjamin’s supporting role in the film as worthy of discussion alongside Pattinson and Binoche, and predicted that buyers would be interested. “The major distributors including streaming companies are picking up more titles earlier, but you’re still going to see things like the Claire Denis film that come in with strong sales interest based on the reputation of the filmmaker and the actors involved,” he said.
We were wondering and waiting patiently to see where High Life by Claire Denis would premiere and it's finally popped up at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The Festival runs from September 6th - 16th but at present there is no date announced for the premiere (we'll update as soon as it's announced).
Claire Denis’ HIGH LIFE, starring Robert Pattinson, Mia Goth, and @JulietteBinoche. #TIFF18 https://t.co/eMf0S8E8yT pic.twitter.com/YQNMmLdY6x— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) July 24, 2018
From The Hollywood Reporter
Elsewhere, Claire Denis' first English-language feature, High Life, wasn't ready for Cannes and is headed to Toronto for a gala world premiere, with Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche toplining the spacey drama about a group of criminals sent on a mission into a black hole.
From Indiewire
One of the more anticipated movies at Cannes this year was the latest effort from French auteur Claire Denis, with possibly her first English-language project — a CGI-laced space adventure starring Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche in the story of criminals traveling to a black hole. It didn’t make the cut at the May festival, and when Bailey saw it in Paris at Denis’ invitation, it still wasn’t quite ready. “I saw it before most of the effects were in,” he said. “She’s doing something brand new, but it’s a science-fiction movie in Claire Denis’ own way. She can do anything.” He singled out Andre Benjamin’s supporting role in the film as worthy of discussion alongside Pattinson and Binoche, and predicted that buyers would be interested. “The major distributors including streaming companies are picking up more titles earlier, but you’re still going to see things like the Claire Denis film that come in with strong sales interest based on the reputation of the filmmaker and the actors involved,” he said.
MOVIE NEWS: Damsel has a US release date and Claire Denis talks about Robert Pattinson
MOVIE NEWS: Damsel has a US release date and Claire Denis talks about Robert Pattinson
Damsel has a US release date so strap on your cowboy boots and be sure to support! Is that the right mood for us? I don't own cowboy boots. I don't even have a hat. I'll just have to wear jeans and shirt and go see Rob and Buttercup.
Damsel opens June 22nd in US theaters.
Claire Denis also had a fun anecdote about Rob regarding working with him for High Life.
Excerpt from The Guardian:
We also have no premiere dates or festival announcements yet. We'll keep you posted!
Gifs: Source
Damsel has a US release date so strap on your cowboy boots and be sure to support! Is that the right mood for us? I don't own cowboy boots. I don't even have a hat. I'll just have to wear jeans and shirt and go see Rob and Buttercup.
Damsel opens June 22nd in US theaters.
Claire Denis also had a fun anecdote about Rob regarding working with him for High Life.
Excerpt from The Guardian:
The actor she’s enthused about now is Robert Pattinson, who stars in her upcoming High Life, an English-language drama set in space. She didn’t choose Pattinson, she says, although she’s rated him since Twilight; he approached her. “I thought he was too young, too good-looking. But then the film was delayed and he said, ‘You see? I’m getting older.’”Click HERE if you want to read the whole interview.
We also have no premiere dates or festival announcements yet. We'll keep you posted!
Gifs: Source
The Hollywood Reporter Gives Us A FIRST LOOK At Robert Pattinson in 'High Life'
The Hollywood Reporter Gives Us A FIRST LOOK At Robert Pattinson in 'High Life'
The Hollywood Reporter shared this great NEW still of Robert Pattinson giving us a first look as Monte in Claire Denis High Life
'Robert Pattinson is lost in thought in this exclusive first-look picture from High Life, acclaimed French director Claire Denis’ English-language — and sci-fi — in which a father and his daughter struggle to survive in deep space.'
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Source THR
HQ: Posh
Thanks Flavia
The Hollywood Reporter shared this great NEW still of Robert Pattinson giving us a first look as Monte in Claire Denis High Life
'Robert Pattinson is lost in thought in this exclusive first-look picture from High Life, acclaimed French director Claire Denis’ English-language — and sci-fi — in which a father and his daughter struggle to survive in deep space.'
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Source THR
HQ: Posh
Thanks Flavia
Robert Pattinson talks to Indiewire about Claire Denis, his upcoming feminist western comedy, working with Mark Rylance and MORE!
Robert Pattinson talks to Indiewire about Claire Denis, his upcoming feminist western comedy, working with Mark Rylance and MORE!
Great interview with Rob about his career and the directors he chooses!
From Indiewire, "Robert Pattinson on Picking Under-the-Radar Directors and Why Claire Denis is the Most ‘Authentic Punk’ He’s Ever Met":
It’s not unusual for actors after they’ve become movie stars to use their clout to make their passion projects or work with directors they admire. What makes Robert Pattinson’s post-“Twilight” career choices so fascinating is he hasn’t reached for A-List directors, studio projects with an awards pedigree, or personal pet projects he’s determined to shepherd. Instead, he’s sought out celebrated directors whose work is slightly below-the-radar and outside the mainstream of American cinema.
“I really like the hunt,” said Pattinson in an interview with IndieWire when he was at the Savannah Film Festival receiving a Maverick Award. “I like finding directors who haven’t been fully realized by the wider world yet.”
In the case of the Josh and Benny Safdie, who directed Pattinson in “Good Time,” Pattinson saw an image from their previous film on IndieWire that caught his attention. “As soon as I saw the trailer for ‘Heaven Knows What,’ I knew what they were like,” said Pattinson. “I was actively looking for directors who just had a very wild, out-of-control feeling. I realize quite quickly the type of [directors] I want to work with.”
Pattinson said he puts a great deal of time into tracking smaller and international films—mainly by reading reviews coming out of festivals.
“It’s so difficult to keep up with everything that is coming out – half the movies I like aren’t even released in this country,” said Pattinson. “That’s the one good thing about being with a big agency [WME], you’re constantly asking them to somehow track down a streaming link. The annoying thing is a majority of films I end up watching on my phone.”
Pattinson said there is no “wish list” of directors, but he reaches out to the ones that interest him when he comes across their work. In the case of the Safdies, there wasn’t a natural role for Pattinson in their upcoming “Uncut Gems,” so the brothers wrote “Good Time” for the actor based on aspects of the actor’s personality that they saw while spending time with him in private, mainly characteristics that they hadn’t been seen from him in public or on the big screen.
“I definitely have a kind of mania sometimes, that not a lot of people see,” said Pattinson. “It happens when I get inspired by something that I think that [the Safdies] wanted to use as part of the character. That’s why I wanted to work with them as well. I’d done a lot of movies where they’re quite reactive parts and mainly quite still. There was a comfort there for me and I really wanted to break out of that pattern.”
In the case of “Lost City of Z,” Pattinson said he had been desperate to work with director James Gray – inspired by the filmmaker’s early collaborations with Joaquin Phoenix (“The Yards,” “We Own the Night,” “Two Lovers”) – on a number of different projects. After seven years of possible collaborations, he was willing to do any role Gray had for him. In the case of “Lost City of Z,” it meant shooting in 100-degree jungle heat in a quiet, supporting role in which Pattinson disappears behind a beard and into the story’s backdrop as the film progresses. That idea of hiding or escaping into an unrecognizable role, as he did more prominentaly in “Good Time,” appeals to Pattinson above all else.
“I don’t like bombastic performances,” he said, then laughed. “I just sort of like convincing people that I’m not what people thought I was initially…It’s psychologically healthy for me as well. Otherwise, if I’m too trapped in myself, then I get really depressed.”
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Great interview with Rob about his career and the directors he chooses!
From Indiewire, "Robert Pattinson on Picking Under-the-Radar Directors and Why Claire Denis is the Most ‘Authentic Punk’ He’s Ever Met":
It’s not unusual for actors after they’ve become movie stars to use their clout to make their passion projects or work with directors they admire. What makes Robert Pattinson’s post-“Twilight” career choices so fascinating is he hasn’t reached for A-List directors, studio projects with an awards pedigree, or personal pet projects he’s determined to shepherd. Instead, he’s sought out celebrated directors whose work is slightly below-the-radar and outside the mainstream of American cinema.
“I really like the hunt,” said Pattinson in an interview with IndieWire when he was at the Savannah Film Festival receiving a Maverick Award. “I like finding directors who haven’t been fully realized by the wider world yet.”
In the case of the Josh and Benny Safdie, who directed Pattinson in “Good Time,” Pattinson saw an image from their previous film on IndieWire that caught his attention. “As soon as I saw the trailer for ‘Heaven Knows What,’ I knew what they were like,” said Pattinson. “I was actively looking for directors who just had a very wild, out-of-control feeling. I realize quite quickly the type of [directors] I want to work with.”
Pattinson said he puts a great deal of time into tracking smaller and international films—mainly by reading reviews coming out of festivals.
“It’s so difficult to keep up with everything that is coming out – half the movies I like aren’t even released in this country,” said Pattinson. “That’s the one good thing about being with a big agency [WME], you’re constantly asking them to somehow track down a streaming link. The annoying thing is a majority of films I end up watching on my phone.”
Pattinson said there is no “wish list” of directors, but he reaches out to the ones that interest him when he comes across their work. In the case of the Safdies, there wasn’t a natural role for Pattinson in their upcoming “Uncut Gems,” so the brothers wrote “Good Time” for the actor based on aspects of the actor’s personality that they saw while spending time with him in private, mainly characteristics that they hadn’t been seen from him in public or on the big screen.
“I definitely have a kind of mania sometimes, that not a lot of people see,” said Pattinson. “It happens when I get inspired by something that I think that [the Safdies] wanted to use as part of the character. That’s why I wanted to work with them as well. I’d done a lot of movies where they’re quite reactive parts and mainly quite still. There was a comfort there for me and I really wanted to break out of that pattern.”
In the case of “Lost City of Z,” Pattinson said he had been desperate to work with director James Gray – inspired by the filmmaker’s early collaborations with Joaquin Phoenix (“The Yards,” “We Own the Night,” “Two Lovers”) – on a number of different projects. After seven years of possible collaborations, he was willing to do any role Gray had for him. In the case of “Lost City of Z,” it meant shooting in 100-degree jungle heat in a quiet, supporting role in which Pattinson disappears behind a beard and into the story’s backdrop as the film progresses. That idea of hiding or escaping into an unrecognizable role, as he did more prominentaly in “Good Time,” appeals to Pattinson above all else.
“I don’t like bombastic performances,” he said, then laughed. “I just sort of like convincing people that I’m not what people thought I was initially…It’s psychologically healthy for me as well. Otherwise, if I’m too trapped in myself, then I get really depressed.”
MORE UNDER THE CUT
NEW PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth In Germany For 'High Life'
NEW PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson, Claire Denis & Mia Goth In Germany For 'High Life'
We already saw some pics from yesterday of Rob & Mia in Germany preoaring for High Life filming. Now here are those pics in HQ along with some new ones. And we also get a peek at Claire Denis in these as well.
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HQ's Thanks to Posh
Thanks Flavia for the heads up!
We already saw some pics from yesterday of Rob & Mia in Germany preoaring for High Life filming. Now here are those pics in HQ along with some new ones. And we also get a peek at Claire Denis in these as well.
Click For HQ
HQ's Thanks to Posh
Thanks Flavia for the heads up!
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