ROBsessed™ - Addicted to Robert Pattinson

Rob In Philly

One fan had a tattoo on her neck of a lamb and you can see his reaction at 1:20 :-))

I can't embed the video for some reason but it's HERE.

SOURCE: Pattinson Online

A GREAT interview, he confirms what I've been saying all along, most of the time he is just saying whatever he thinks is weird and then it gets out of hand.I had a bad week, I needed this interview :-)) And I want to know his celebrity crush dammit :P

Enjoy!

HERE. Thanks AJ!

HOW TO BE News

So How To Be has some updates :))

How To Be plays at the Lone Star Film Festival on Saturday November 15 at 7pm. Johnny White, who plays Ronny in the film, will attend the Saturday screening!

There is a bunch of goodies from Austin! Including a glimpse of our very own ForeverEB. I am not pointing her out, if she wants she can "out" herself in the comments section :PP

* exclusive Behind The Scenes footage of the Q&A from director Oliver Irving!
* Q&A in its entirety
* stills from the festival
* Rob interacting with the Q&A participants
* Rob and Oliver signing autographs after the screening

InStyle Photoshoot with Rob and Kristen

In this picture he looks human and Kristen looks like a vampire. I know a lot of people are opposed to it but I can not wait for the Breaking Dawn movie!

Credit : chrissydechagny at lion lamb.

Melissa Rosenberg on Rob

LA Times Twilight Countdown talked to Melissa and here is what she said about Rob.

Which actor came closest to the character as you envisioned while writing the script?

Billy Burke I thought was just incredible. I wasn't sure at first, because I didn't really have an actor in mind while I was writing Charlie, but he so beautifully embodied that relationship with Bella. He's one that really stands out for me. I was also delighted by Jackson Rathbone, who plays Jasper. He doesn't have a ton of dialogue or screen time, but he just pops. I don't know what it is exactly; he's just got this spark. And Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart were also both spot-on.

That’s interesting. Both Robert and Stephenie have said they didn’t see eye to eye on Edward initially.

Yes, that's true. But I liked what Robert did. The tone of my original script was off. It had more humor and he brought it to a more sober place, which winds up being really great and dramatic for the film. He's very elegant in a way. You can see him as this guy who's been around for 100 years; he brings that history with him. It's almost as though he's from a different time. It's really effective.

You can find the rest of the interview here.